Incidents

Most companies classify incidents as accidents.
Was the vehicle in motion when the incidents occurred?
Was the vehicle struck by debris or another object while stopped in traffic or legally parked?
Were you in the drivers seat when the incidents occurred?

 

each company defines accidents and incidents differently.

right now, YOU are calling them incidents, but what has YOUR employer really called them?

i worked for companies that anything UNDER $100 was an incident.

anything OVER $100 was an accident.

for instance, ripping off the trailer door hinges, was an incident, if they were the white metal "easy to break and save the door" type of hinges.

where as the hard steel hinges, would rip OFF the door or part of the door frame.....

THATS AN ACCIDENT.......as the costs will be into the hundreds of dollars..>!!!!!!


your company very well may indeed keep all of this ion your file and most likely WILL tell another employer when called for a reference.

 

If no tickets were issued. Don't mention it in applications.

 

That is two, hmm.
When you say you hit a soft shoulder, you must have run off the road far enough to get stuck, or some damage resulted, how else would the company even know of it?
On the parked car, apparently there was sufficient damage that the company had to be notified too.
What is the third one.
I don't think it will make much or even any difference being hazmat, but if your company reports them, it could be a factor when a new company is looking at you.
All that said, there are companies that will hire you, if your record is somewhat clean otherwise.

 

Both of these incidents you mention are accidents. Not are they only accidents, but they were preventable accidents.
In both cases you were operating the vehicle, and you ran off the road in the first and hit a stationary object in the second. You would need to report both of these on all application you fill out that ask for them.

 

I would have problems with these two, especially the first one. You communicate before you start moving.

 

Tell us where you live and what type of work you are looking for.
There are many companies that will hire you.

 

those two a accidents..... They count kind of in a not good way. Both preventable accidents, not showing that your paying attention while driving a bomb down the road does not help with a new job.