Time studies?

[542thruNthru]

My route has a new development being built. Have been dealing with old time study issues from before the new development. My ORS told me 4 weeks ago that he put in for a new time study to be done. Was wondering if any supes on here might know how long corporate likes to take on those?

Right now my plan day is at 7 hrs and it takes me almost 10 to do it. I have to admit it's been kinda funny seeing my dispatchs face in the morning

 

[Catatonic]

Couple of years.

 

[542thruNthru]

Couple of years.

Sounds about right.

 

[oldngray]

Couple of years.

How long does it take to make up some numbers?

 

[rod]

They still do actual physical time studies? That's so old school with all the modern spy tech crap the trucks have in them now.

 

[rod]

In the old days if your time study came back in your favor they would throw it out and say "something was wrong with it and they would do another at a later date".

 

[Brownslave688]

My route has a new development being built. Have been dealing with old time study issues from before the new development. My ORS told me 4 weeks ago that he put in for a new time study to be done. Was wondering if any supes on here might know how long corporate likes to take on those?

Right now my plan day is at 7 hrs and it takes me almost 10 to do it. I have to admit it's been kinda funny seeing my dispatchs face in the morning

The chances of you gaining time are slim. Last time I saw a center wide virtual time study each route lost on average about 1/2 an hour.

 

[Brownslave688]

They still do actual physical time studies? That's so old school with all the modern spy tech crap the trucks have in them now.

Nope. "Virtual" time studies now

 

[midwestmess]

Forget about it they will just start harassing you about your over allowed and then start doing observations

 

[Jackburton]

Time study, the art of tracking your hours to insure they match with your time card.

Any other definition will not be acknowledged.

 

[Wally]

A fair days work has zero to do with any time study, which is why we don't recognize them.

 

[Indecisi0n]

3789 hrs.

 

[ManInBrown]

Who cares. Don't hit anything. Don't get hurt. Deliver everything. Pick up everything. Bring it in. The numbers are there problem. Not yours

 

[Alexcross774]

Take your fastest time, then subtract 1.98437 hours.

 

[542thruNthru]

I'm don't care about the time. I was just curious. Since he has been saying it for 4 weeks it made me wonder how long it takes.

 

[ChicagosPrimeMinister]

My route has a new development being built. Have been dealing with old time study issues from before the new development. My ORS told me 4 weeks ago that he put in for a new time study to be done. Was wondering if any supes on here might know how long corporate likes to take on those?

Right now my plan day is at 7 hrs and it takes me almost 10 to do it. I have to admit it's been kinda funny seeing my dispatchs face in the morning

Found your problem
"Instead of delivering to the house, drive around it 6 times then deliver the package. You should be in an hour earlier"
-ORION

 

[Dr.Brownz]

We been waiting since last peak for IE to adjust our numbers. That branch of UPS does nothing useful

 

[Billy Ray]

No lates, no missed, got back safely = Perfect Day

 

[timesup]

If they did a time study we might have to hire some help.

 

[3 done 3 to go]

Only time I care about is lunch break at 1:30 pm. Gotta get my ice cream