Issue with my company, will this count as a service failure?

With Covid making a terrible turn, I am not getting in your nasty loaner. That is not a service failure, that is playing it safe.

 

Never heard of it being called a service failure. That's new to me. I guess the boss calling me and screaming isn't sufficient for these bigger companies anymore.

 

I've walked out of a job when the boss started screaming at me. I will not put up with that infantile behavior.

 

They can talk, but i doubt the terminal manager has as much sway as the shop foreman even if he outranks him heavily. Mechanics and the people that can manage them are worth their weight in gold, logistics personell (read "office types") are disposable

 

No a service failure is internal , it's mostly a mega carrier thing . It's used mostly as a threat or paper trail way to get blame put on the driver alone . When I first started at a mega I got several sometimes for loads that were given to me late and I had no control over . I just shrugged it off . Don't worry and it's a mega if you have to start screaming , shouting to get things right that's ok it's a mega that's the only language they speak . Most people don't stay beyond 3 months so no that service failure won't follow you an inch.

 

Anybody who thinks a service failure goes on a mvr is retarded , don't go spilling false information that you don't know

 

Service failure is meaningless, as far as job hunting; however, a service failure is unprofessional.... if the loaner is dirty, clean it up and keep truckin' that's all you gotta do