Not a 30 year job?
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rod
Retired 23 years
Go for it---those of us enjoying life on SS and Medicare need more of your type to keep those plans solvent.
rod
Retired 23 years
good question---I suppose if you can sell a potato chip that looks like Elvis on Ebay you could sell UPS trinkets.
Overpaid Union Thug
Well-Known Member
Exactly. Following as many methods as possible is the key. Some people wait until it's too late.
3 done 3 to go
In control of own destiny
From what I've read. Probably ol road
And I feel it's the opposite, imo
rod
Retired 23 years
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
Some people have the mindset to handle it and some people crumble in no time.
I find it very easy to just laugh at them. I went in this morning truely expecting a good ass chewing.
I was almost disappointed.
I certainly didn't break any records today.Some people have the mindset to handle it and some people crumble in no time.
I find it very easy to just laugh at them. I went in this morning truely expecting a good ass chewing.
I was almost disappointed.
Nor do I GAF
after that. I'll try to please everyone and meet their numbers but I won't kill myself doing it.T
Most of the safety rules at UPS are a joke...yes the hand rail helps and you should use your cart more often....but tucking your mirror, pulling the handbrake are repetative and wear your joints quickly....also stepping off backwards while holding the handrail is much safer and easier on your knees and shoulders. I don't care what corporate says....I trust the opinion of a physical trainer over someone in management. I mean look at the stretches...we lean backwards to stretch out back? Did they ever hear of touching your toes? Leaning back contracts your back not stretch....UPS doesn't care about your health....they care about checking boxes to benefit then on their insurance claims etc.
Most of the safety rules at UPS are a joke...yes the hand rail helps and you should use your cart more often....but tucking your mirror, pulling the handbrake are repetative and wear your joints quickly....also stepping off backwards while holding the handrail is much safer and easier on your knees and shoulders. I don't care what corporate says....I trust the opinion of a physical trainer over someone in management. I mean look at the stretches...we lean backwards to stretch out back? Did they ever hear of touching your toes? Leaning back contracts your back not stretch....UPS doesn't care about your health....they care about checking boxes to benefit then on their insurance claims etc.
35years
Gravy route
Safety rules they don't teach:
Always step off truck backwards holding handrail and box on floor
Never fold in mirror
Carry heavies on shoulder; avoid carrying in front, or better yet carry all over 30 lbs with cart
Roll boxes out the back door on to cart
Never pull loaded cart up stairs.
Don't bother climbing porch steps.
Don't bend back or knees either to lower/drop pkg
Hold pkgs with thumb neutral...joint at the base of thumb wears out more than any other joint , including knees
Pivot in seat before standing up.
Never fasten seat belt with 1 arm.
Move heavies from under shelves before lifting
Never enter/exit on driver's side
Always step off truck backwards holding handrail and box on floor
Never fold in mirror
Carry heavies on shoulder; avoid carrying in front, or better yet carry all over 30 lbs with cart
Roll boxes out the back door on to cart
Never pull loaded cart up stairs.
Don't bother climbing porch steps.
Don't bend back or knees either to lower/drop pkg
Hold pkgs with thumb neutral...joint at the base of thumb wears out more than any other joint , including knees
Pivot in seat before standing up.
Never fasten seat belt with 1 arm.
Move heavies from under shelves before lifting
Never enter/exit on driver's side
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Catatonic
Nine Lives
That's good since you like to fish.
Jesus dude...just go shoot yourself now
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Safety rules they don't teach:
Always step off truck backwards holding handrail and box on floor,
Nope.
Never fold in mirror.
Why not?
Carry heavies on shoulder; avoid carrying in front, or better yet carry all over 30 lbs with cart.
Shoulder is not in your power zone.
Roll boxes out the back door on to cart.
What if the delivery is to be made out of the passenger door?
Never pull loaded cart up stairs.
Would you prefer that I push it up the stairs?
Don't bother climbing porch steps.
So we should toss the package on to the porch?
Don't bend back or knees either to lower/drop pkg.
Bend at waist and drop?
Hold pkgs with thumb neutral...joint at the base of thumb wears out more than any other joint , including knees.
WTH is "thumb neutral"?
Pivot in seat before standing up.
Yup.
Never fasten seat belt with 1 arm.
I do it all day long.
Move heavies from under shelves before lifting.
Well......duh.
Never enter/exit on driver's side.
It is perfectly acceptable to do this with smaller packages.
Always step off truck backwards holding handrail and box on floor,
Nope.
Never fold in mirror.
Why not?
Carry heavies on shoulder; avoid carrying in front, or better yet carry all over 30 lbs with cart.
Shoulder is not in your power zone.
Roll boxes out the back door on to cart.
What if the delivery is to be made out of the passenger door?
Never pull loaded cart up stairs.
Would you prefer that I push it up the stairs?
Don't bother climbing porch steps.
So we should toss the package on to the porch?
Don't bend back or knees either to lower/drop pkg.
Bend at waist and drop?
Hold pkgs with thumb neutral...joint at the base of thumb wears out more than any other joint , including knees.
WTH is "thumb neutral"?
Pivot in seat before standing up.
Yup.
Never fasten seat belt with 1 arm.
I do it all day long.
Move heavies from under shelves before lifting.
Well......duh.
Never enter/exit on driver's side.
It is perfectly acceptable to do this with smaller packages.
3 done 3 to go
In control of own destiny
I never fold in the mirror- too dangerous to stick my hand - or head out to see if a truck is coming.
Carry at th waist - yes, shoulder is not safe. Can really screw up your back. Use your power zone.
Roll heavy boxes or slide out rear door when possible - out and drop. I don't move it when it hits the ground. They ordered it, they can put it where they want.
Only use hand cart - one a day for the high school. Which will be getting all of the books next week or so. Level groung only.
Climb porch - never go up stairs. Put it down then slide to the door. Truck stairs are enough.
Seat belt - had mechanic install a hook on the left side of the dash. Grab with left hand. Transfer to the right as I'm sitting.
Driver door - never go out driver door. Also cross the road in front. Only cause I can see over the front of the truck. Use the truck as a space cusion.
Carry at th waist - yes, shoulder is not safe. Can really screw up your back. Use your power zone.
Roll heavy boxes or slide out rear door when possible - out and drop. I don't move it when it hits the ground. They ordered it, they can put it where they want.
Only use hand cart - one a day for the high school. Which will be getting all of the books next week or so. Level groung only.
Climb porch - never go up stairs. Put it down then slide to the door. Truck stairs are enough.
Seat belt - had mechanic install a hook on the left side of the dash. Grab with left hand. Transfer to the right as I'm sitting.
Driver door - never go out driver door. Also cross the road in front. Only cause I can see over the front of the truck. Use the truck as a space cusion.
I love how they tell you to avoid end range motions but ask you to tuck your mirror in 150 times a day.
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