OSHA Heat Rule-making Progress Being Made

[vantexan]

I wish he was wrong. But he’s not.

I know but he was just on another thread on Current Events talking about how wonderful UPS is. He's got a number of posts in the past being very critical of UPS.

 

[Thebrownblob]

I know but he was just on another thread on Current Events talking about how wonderful UPS is. He's got a number of posts in the past being very critical of UPS.

A lifelong career at UPS is like being in an abusive relationship.

 

[vantexan]

A lifelong career at UPS is like being in an abusive relationship.

That's what a lot of people working lesser paying jobs with no benefits don't get. The high pay and great benefits comes at a price. They aren't giving it away.

 

[Integrity]

@Integrity

And?

 

[Integrity]

I know but he was just on another thread on Current Events talking about how wonderful UPS is. He's got a number of posts in the past being very critical of UPS.

I suggest you take reading lessons, or maybe just reading comprehension lessons. I say this with love my friend.

 

[vantexan]

I suggest you take reading lessons, or maybe just reading comprehension lessons. I say this with love my friend.

I certainly need them. With all the twists and turns you do to avoid giving straight answers I find I need coaching in reading comprehension to try and figure them out.

 

[Integrity]

I certainly need them. With all the twists and turns you do to avoid giving straight answers I find I need coaching in reading comprehension to try and figure them out.

You may be able to find one online.

Maybe your lack of reading comprehension is why the questions you ask are so ineffective.

 

[vantexan]

You may be able to find one online.

Maybe your lack of reading comprehension is why the questions you ask are so ineffective.

Your avoidance makes me think they're effective enough.

 

[Integrity]

Your avoidance makes me think they're effective enough.

Ok. Carry on thinking as you wish my friend, that is one of the beauty’s of being free!

 

[Wally]

We had a driver get a new truck. The air was cooler than usual but was it real air-conditioned. It was semi-air conditioned. An on going story to look out for.

Watch idle time. Having air conditioning doesn't mean keeping the truck running.

Don't worry, you will survive. Eat light, drink water, acclimate to the heat. It might actually be safer not to use the a/c in order to facilitate acclimation.

 

[Pullman Brown]

Watch idle time. Having air conditioning doesn't mean keeping the truck running.

Don't worry, you will survive. Eat light, drink water, acclimate to the heat. It might actually be safer not to use the a/c in order to facilitate acclimation.

Wally, first of all that was posted like sometime in the late 80’s and second of all I’ve been doing this job long enough to know how to handle the heat. Thanks Dad! Good grief!

 

[Wally]

Wally, first of all that was posted like sometime in the late 80’s and second of all I’ve been doing this job long enough to know how to handle the heat. Thanks Dad! Good grief!

We know you can handle things out there, other's are babies in the wilderness, lost and helpless without climate control and energy drinks.

 

[Just A UPS Guy]

We know you can handle things out there, other's are babies in the wilderness, lost and helpless without climate control and energy drinks.

Whoa man, wtf did energy drinks do to you?!!

 

[Wally]

Whoa man, wtf did energy drinks do to you?!!

Drink coffee! Energy drinks are horrible, it's like asking for Mich Ultra when you order a beer.

 

[rod]

The trouble started when everyone had to have air-conditioning in their personal vehicles and homes. When you grew up without it it wasn't that big of deal.

 

[oldngray]

The trouble started when everyone had to have air-conditioning in their personal vehicles and homes. When you grew up without it it wasn't that big of deal.

Houses were designed to have more air flow and passive cooling then. Now you almost have to have A/C.

 

[rod]

Houses were designed to have more air flow and passive cooling then. Now you almost have to have A/C.

You mean like the holes in the floor and the doors with no seals on them? I had a P-800 for awhile that was so drafty that had to stop to light a cigarette.

 

[tourists24]

Drink coffee! Energy drinks are horrible, it's like asking for Mich Ultra when you order a beer.

I admit to being guilty as charged with the energy drinks. I never could do coffee, so in my younger days always started with Mtn Dew. Then when the weight gain started I switched to the Blue low carb Monsters and drank two a day for the last 15 years I drove. I survived but probably had to drink twice as much water lol.

 

[BigUnionGuy]

Houses were designed to have more air flow and passive cooling then. Now you almost have to have A/C.

Yep. The old Victorian type houses had high ceilings and transoms

above the doors to adjust air flow and cool the house.

 

[Wally]

Houses were designed to have more air flow and passive cooling then. Now you almost have to have A/C.

My mother would cook all day and the house was like 100 degrees inside. July and August were hot and muggy, no breeze.