When you have a safety guy working at a warehouse, he will sit behind a desk all day and invent things to justify his job. The worse I seen is when you have to drop the trailer and leave the property. They don't even want you around.
Looking at OSHA, there are about 85 forklift fatalities and 100,000 forklift injuries a year.
Shippers/receivers that want your keys
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by gravdigr, Oct 17, 2011.
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I always give them the key to my pickup. It says "Ford" on it, no one has ever looked.
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What i like is when they ask you for your keys, then tell you they will call you on the CB when done.
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Deliver to a nuclear facility and you will surrender your cell phone, laptop and anything else capable of taking pictures. You will also endure a very invasive search of your cab and sleeper berth area.
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I fully understand the need for military, nuclear, etc. facilities to conduct an invasive cab search, and I would gladly give them all of my electronics. If a shipper/receiver is not military, and the shipment is not hazardous, however, they will not take my keys or electronic devices. For safety, they may lock my gladhands or ask me to disconnect from the trailer.
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I understand the resentment however let us not forget one thing. It's their property and their company and they have something we want........ so since they have the gold, we must play by their rules.
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