By “under load “ I meant had cargo in the trailer that a shipper was expecting to get delivered .
Has your Dispatcher ever written you up for using the restroom?
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Yep, I’m sure they expected it, a hazmat tanker load of chemicals. Parked at terminal, dollied it down, put their kingpin lock in it, one copy of bills, other copy went to the driver services desk along with kingpin lock key.
Two days later, after I had already quit, they tried to tell me it was a non hazmat load, which I’d done called and told them it was hazmat.
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Parking it at the trucking companies terminal isn’t really abandoning or quitting under a load
My version of that is when you leave their truck and trailer and cargo on the side of the road or at a truck stopAnother Canadian driver, Hammer166 and Geekonthestreet Thank this. -
Back then a few of the dispatchers were ex truck drivers so there was a good understanding.
I would approach David, (not sure if Don is still active in the business) and/or operations manager and let them know what this 'new' dispatcher is up to. get another dispatcher.
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I had this happen once. In his defense, I was peeing on his desk.
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A professional way to tell a company that I can't hold my piss or poop for 8hrs. Hmmmmmm.....I can't think if one. I would completely ignore what they have to say and continue to piss or poop at my leisure. If they fire over that, then that's just what it is. That's just the powers that be in action. Fate will eventually remove you from the situation, or spark the need to put some feelers out there.
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