Millis OTR journal

Well, at least he had the presence of mind to pull away from the trailer.

 

Lol believe it or not think the truck is from a different fire.

 

Do you need to send pictures to the safety department if the news crews take them for you?

 

Hey, who's the bonehead who forgot to mention this was at Costco? Oh yeah, that was me!

 

Looks like it might have been a brake or bearing issue on the trailer. Glad the driver is ok though. Biggest question is will they have a job after this?

 

Thought the same thing. Then I went down the rabbit hole of static electricity build up. I’m always shocking myself waking on carpet.

 

So what I learned today is if you are a trainer. You shouldn’t go into the store buy a bottle, have your trainee buy a six pack. Then purchase it from a cashier who is working part time but has a full time job in the safety dept. Not my story but I saw the after affects unfold earlier this evening.

 

From what we all pieced together at Trenton. Millis gave the trainer the option of being fired or quitting. So the trainer quit. Guess the guy was with Millis for 12 years. So that was probably good for the guy. I know some companies won’t look at people if they were fired from their last job. Like many situations wasn’t the first issue, think it was the last straw.

 

There's always more to the story, thanks for sharing.