Is it me or are these packages getting heavier and heavier?

[JL 0513]

What is AM time?

The time between the PCM and leaving the property.

 

[dookie stain]

The time between the PCM and leaving the property.

You guys actually log something separate during that time? I punch in at 830 and then I do a left building time.

 

[JL 0513]

You guys actually log something separate during that time? I punch in at 830 and then I do a left building time.

No, that's it. Under Inside building, you put the time you leave building under the first column. This is where they calculate the AM time for each driver which is on report 2,318,758,006,538. An average is generated. A good day is like 10 minutes. A bad preload might be 25 minutes and then the center manager has some explaining to do.

 

[dookie stain]

No, that's it. Under Inside building, you put the time you leave building under the first column. This is where they calculate the AM time for each driver which is on report 2,318,758,006,538. An average is generated. A good day is like 10 minutes. A bad preload might be 25 minutes and then the center manager has some explaining to do.

Oh ok...yea I put leave time every day...earliest usually 845 and lately as late as 930...they've never told us to change it so I was confused by upstates comment

 

[iruhnman630]

Who needs Two Men and a Truck, when you can call One Man and a Dolly.

 

[Foamer Pyle]

if something is heavy , can't you ask for help?????

especially with the big awkward boxes.

Anything over 70 you can ask for help, and if they don't send help, don't deliver it.

 

[snarts]

Drivers of the past are too weak for today's work.

 

[olroadbeech]

Anything over 70 you can ask for help, and if they don't send help, don't deliver it.

The OP said he was back working in the building so help should not be a problem. I agree with you on deliveries. No sense damaging your back for life. In my experience I have never had a problem with people helping from the truck. majority ( most ) people are happy to help.

otherwise call for help and if they don't then bring it back.

 

[Dracula]

They don't look any heavier...

 

[olroadbeech]

They don't look any heavier...

except when you are doing a load transfer, ( at age 55 plus ) ha ha.

 

[clean hairy]

The packages are still the same weight, they just seem to be heavier the older a person gets.

 

[Keenj]

I work in a college town so it's nothing but crappy, heavy, cheap furniture and those boxed up mattresses now that classes are starting up next week.

Who needs a gym membership when I'm lugging trust fund baby's bookshelves?

 

[wayfair]

except when you are doing a load transfer, ( at age 55 plus ) ha ha.

what loads did you have to transfer?

 

[pickup]

The rotation of the earth has slowed creating a decrease in the gravitational pull of the earth. Therefore allowing us to move faster. TTKU

A decrease in the rotation of the earth would mean a decrease in centrifugal force which would make things seem heavier.

Just sayin'

 

[tapatio75]

It's all because a lot of sites now offer free shipping. One would be a fool to lug that stuff home when they can get it delivered free.

Especially when the store is around the corner

 

[tapatio75]

if something is heavy , can't you ask for help?????

especially with the big awkward boxes.

I had a 134# that I couldn't lift at all, not big enough, I asked for help, didn't get it

Non delivery over 130


The next day it was behind my PC, I left it there, same reason, I didn't get help the day before,

NON delivery over 130


Weekend...


Monday...

Why didnt you deliver it??? The overweight is 150 not 130, thats not what the diad says and I didnt get help when I asked

The supervisor delivered by himself

 

[OrioN]

Sing the following earworm as i schlep furniture up to thr porch...

 

[TUT]

I wonder if she would have thought to go to the store to buy some if her box had gotten lost?

I'm thinking a possible lawsuit.

 

[Dracula]

what loads did you have to transfer?

Not me.

 

[Turdferguson]

A decrease in the rotation of the earth would mean a decrease in centrifugal force which would make things seem heavier.

Just sayin'

Maybe if you were at the equator