Your most pain in the ### freight

one o the worst I can remember was when a box van I picked(swapped with other driver) up had 2 sheets of flat plate steel (53ft van) just lying no securement.,,qualcom tells me to load a dozen skids of plastic forms used for basement walls on top o the plate .twas winter time and slippery as kf went down everytime I pushed the skids to the back,,and the same when unloading at small building sites. believe me it never happened to me again ,the office was told I walk if I had that sht again

 

Here is one. A 600 lbs pannel of glass. Liftgate delivery. Put it right next to my pallet jack so you have an idea of the dimensions.

It's up next. No idea how I am going to do it

 

Call OS&D when you get to the customer and tell them you’re about to have a claim. Then Geronimo!!

 

Just saw the alerts on the thanks and quoted text. I never delivered it cause the guy wasn't there. Big wide and awkward, but only 6 inches thick. So easy to work around it.

Thanks guys for reminding me that i forgot to fill out an undelivered freight report. I'll hear about that tomorrow.

 

Well now that you remembered call in tomorrow! 3 day weekend and by Monday they’ll have forgotten about it.

 

Brilliant idea. Except we are swapping to elogs and I have to do a mandatory class in the AM.

 

Four pallets of nail gun staples. Total weight 12,500 lbs. This is how they came in. Not strapped from loading terminal. Each box, weighed 50 lbs or so. Fortunately I did not have to deal with this. But large portions of this had to be repalletized. Took close to two hours of backbreaking work from my coworkers.

 

Dang, and I thought the exploded skid of newspaper inserts sucked. Hope the loading terminal manager sees this pic...