Got a written warning from safety for having the visor down

Find a new company, can’t drive with visor down to block sun, and they think that’s unsafe cause they couldn’t see you?

 

Go further up the chain of command. A safety nazi can’t tell you to NOT you a sun visor, when it’s necessary. If you want to get stupid, get an attorney. There’s one out there who’ll be glad to give your employer grief.

 

I would not worry about it.

You've got to be kidding me? Sun visor? What the hell is this crap coming to?

Tell them apparently, they need to move their #### camera placement or accept responsibility for any crash when you are blinded. And, get that in writing in email, messaging or whatever you use for communication.

Or, authorization to just park it when heading into the sun.........

Unbelievable the crap these big company desk jockeys deal out these days.

I agree with @Judge

Ridiculous.

 

I keep my visor down and the bottom of the visor pushed all the way forward and I do that 24/7.
I'd have to change companies if I were not allowed to do that. I'd also tell the company I won't work there if I can't adjust my visor to my comfort.

 

Should not matter one #### bit.

Ridiculous & unreasonable to an extreme.

THEY bought the #### trucks, they should know what they are dealing with.

 

I drove for a company once that removed all the passenger side visors because they would block the camera. I ran nights so I didn't care.

 

Petty ####, though.

If it's so important to them, they should reposition the cameras.

Spare no expense for safety, right?

I know, mega I started with tested out driver facing cams & decided they would NEVER implement fleetwide. Guess what they implemented 10yrs later?

Glad I went off on my own years ago. No way I could work for someone anymore under the conditions some of you all have to deal with.

I get worked up seeing what ya'll are are under.

This one definately takes the cake of all of them.

Unfortunately, it's going that way for everyone. Sad, sad state of affairs.