Hit two poles. Didn't report it

Did you see cameras? If this will cost your job because of something in the past, I wouldn't say anything.
Don't volunteer anything if you will lose your job. If the company ever does ask you about it, just say, "Yeah, I bumped two poles that were just sticking in the dirt and nothing was damaged."
Even if they fire you, there's dozens of companies that will be glad to hire you.

 

Don't say anything about it then. I broke a fire hydrant off and it rolled into the street. I drug it over by the dumpster. When the customer showed up for work, I complained that I had to move the fire hydrant and it was really heavy because it was laying in front of the dock.

 

Probably within 24 hours.

 

Years ago, we rolled over plenty, if it didn't damage the truck, no one was the wiser. It was like that when I got here. Today, with cameras EVERYWHERE, I just don't know. If it's a dock or a yard, it has camera's. I wouldn't worry about the other driver, he was probably thinking, "it's nice to see someone else do that for a change". Probably be ok, but next time watch your mirrors!!!

 

Get out and look.

 

Not being judgemental here or anything, but why wouldn't you own up to the incident and be honest about it? I mean if the company you work for would fire you for it, I'd be seeking employment elsewhere. No one is perfect, I've made my mistakes like everyone else, I'm just curious as to why honesty isn't the best policy anymore. I've had a couple of minor infractions, but my company stood by me, and they alluded to the fact that since I was forthcoming about those incidents, they valued my honesty and integrity, no write ups or anything.