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Birdblue
Well-Known Member
- Nov 20, 2018
- #1
just curious will ups get on to me for not scanning curtain amount of packages or just any amount of packages if so what will they do? There are quite a few packages that are damaged and others that look questionable that come into my trailer that I don’t scan and I was just wondering.
BigBrown87
If it’s brown, it’s going down
- Nov 20, 2018
- #2
Notify management of any and all damages, put the ball in their court. Its peak I highly doubt they will fire you for miss scans for a preloader.
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Birdblue
Well-Known Member
- Nov 20, 2018
- #3
BigBrown87 said:
Notify management of any and all damages, put the ball in their court. Its peak I highly doubt they will fire you for miss scans for a preloader.
What about a loader who’s not seasonal but an actual employee?
BigBrown87
If it’s brown, it’s going down
- Nov 20, 2018
- #4
Birdblue said:
What about a loader who’s not seasonal but an actual employee?
You load the package car's in the morning right? You should be fine if that's the case. Go to management and tell them about your damages and let them make the decision. It doesn't matter if your seasonal or not let management screw it up that way it will be on them not you.
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Birdblue
Well-Known Member
- Nov 20, 2018
- #5
BigBrown87 said:
You load the package car's in the morning right? You should be fine if that's the case. Go to management and tell them about your damages and let them make the decision. It doesn't matter if your seasonal or not let management screw it up that way it will be on them not you.
I’m a loader on the midnight shift
brownmonster
Man of Great Wisdom
- Nov 21, 2018
- #6
BigBrown87 said:
You load the package car's in the morning right? You should be fine if that's the case. Go to management and tell them about your damages and let them make the decision. It doesn't matter if your seasonal or not let management screw it up that way it will be on them not you.
Key word "trailer".
eats packages
Deranged lunatic
- Nov 21, 2018
- #7
Birdblue said:
just curious will ups get on to me for not scanning curtain amount of packages or just any amount of packages if so what will they do? There are quite a few packages that are damaged and others that look questionable that come into my trailer that I don’t scan and I was just wondering.
Scan badically everything is good practice.
Learning the codes on your trailer is good because it gives you two different ways to check a package before loading.
Basically whatever your management team gets on you about.
Intercept trashed up boxes and bring them to any table/computer/clerk.
Maple Grove MN Driver
Cocaine Mang!
- Nov 21, 2018
- #8
Birdblue said:
just curious will ups get on to me for not scanning curtain amount of packages or just any amount of packages if so what will they do? There are quite a few packages that are damaged and others that look questionable that come into my trailer that I don’t scan and I was just wondering.
Scan everything it is your job last time I checked.
Without your scan the customer cannot track their package.
Scan everything or we will find someone who will.
john chesney
Well-Known Member
- Nov 21, 2018
- #9
Birdblue said:
just curious will ups get on to me for not scanning curtain amount of packages or just any amount of packages if so what will they do? There are quite a few packages that are damaged and others that look questionable that come into my trailer that I don’t scan and I was just wondering.
Why scan anything just throw the 
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Indecisi0n
Well-Known Member
- Nov 21, 2018
- #10
Just scan every package as it comes down the belt. Your PPH will be off the charts.
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RolloTony Brown Town
Well-Known Member
- Nov 22, 2018
- #11
Miss a scan, get written up.
If it’s damaged either fix it or don’t load it. Don’t overthink a simple job.
Wally
BrownCafe Innovator & King of Puns
- Nov 22, 2018
- #12
Birdblue said:
What about a loader who’s not seasonal but an actual employee?
Scan and fire them in. Let the next clown worry about it. You don't need headaches.
trickpony1
Well-Known Member
- Nov 22, 2018
- #13
Birdblue said:
There are quite a few packages that are damaged and others that look questionable that come into my trailer that I don’t scan and I was just wondering.
You get paid to scan and load.
You don't get paid to make decisions.
Why would you even question this?
