well I was trying to back up an incline at a warehouse. It was nothing but mud a few inches deep over smooth concrete. While backing I stopped to reposition and the truck slid forward down into the mud.
There was no damage but I was stuck for a moment while I locked the drivers and wiggled the truck out. The only tell tale sign is the mud all over one wheel/tire.
Do you think my company would write me up for this? I feel dumb but holy cow they really need to think about taking care of their docks and ramps.
Docks, mud and trucks
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Mototom, Jun 12, 2019.
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Would you really work for a company that “wrote you up” for something so silly?
Call them up and tell them you need cash to pay for a truck wash..Grubby, Tb0n3, stillwurkin and 6 others Thank this. -
Who's going to tell them.
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I have to be at my 3rd stop by 10am so no time for a wash atm. I’ve already left that customer before posting the thread because tattle tales work at my company.
Gonna have to wash the tire off at the loves tho I don’t wanna hit the interstate like this -
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Sounds like you work at a daycare center..
Leave the mud on your truck and wear it like a badge of honor.Grubby, QuietStorm, Cattleman84 and 11 others Thank this. -
the company watches this forum
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Need to get the mud out of the inside of the rim, otherwise it's going to throw off the balance.
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If it was me, I’d have taken a picture of the dock area showing the mud.
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