Load shifted damage product

Uhoh...

I have a question: if you could do this run all over again, what would you do differently? Driving is a continuous learning experience, and it's experiences like this one that can make us better...but only if we learn. So, what would you do differently?

 

Bad strap and must have been a earthquake you drove into, always give them straps a real hard tug from every direction, not a good day.

 

Don't understand the strapping your walls together? Anyways this is what happens when they customers want to go with "ship via cheapest way"

 

But then the straps are still hooked, speed bumps on your way?

 

Each of those 2nd level crates needed to be strapped individually.
Everybody can be blamed for this, the shipper, the first driver and you too.
Your company will start blaming the shipper first I think

 

i blame the shipper for using balsa wood. i blame the forklift driver for double stacking. i blame the shipper for not sealing the trailer. i blame the shipper for not using dunnage or air bags.

i'd never take the blame, nor should you. be a real person like me and a few others, blame someone else.

 

I see more then one was stacked in there. Guessing someone cheaped out and put a flatbed load in a van.

 

With that poor level of crating, it's a good thing it went in a van. Few flatbedders would accept that load double-stacked.