That Pesky Co Worker

Yes, I am HER!!





After years of explaining poor loading structures and just plain stupid loads, I have opted to illustrate my concerns.





At first, I was presenting these illustrations to my Boss, who informed me he would pass them along to all who deemed appropriate.





Whatever......





Not that he wasn't passing them along, but they just never made it to the Appropriate Person.





The AP asked me about the pictures I was handing out and stated that he has never seen one of them or heard any of my complaints, so he requested I hand them directly to him in the future. He is after all in charge of all loading procedures, hence he would be the Appropriate Person.





But I am not typically a complainer, so why should I bitch?





If any of this freight ever fell off the truck, just who do you think would be sued? Not the person who loaded it 1200 miles away... Nope!! So, I am just trying to protect my assets.





Here is this weeks batch of complaints, a compilation of the past few weeks, but I thought it would be great to document .

Do you really think that this will ride 1000 miles without falling over?

Notice the narrow bundle ? Yeah, that is a good foundation!

Especially when the wide bundle has very little material underneath to hold up the opposite end.

These are just not packaged well, but with no center support and only one strap holding it in place, it only leads to frustration 1300 bumpy miles later.

Especially when the edges have slide out past the curtain railing. Notice how the boards are jutting out past the rail on the edge of the trailer. That rail is the track upon which the curtain slides. I had to pry the curtain open, only took an additional forty five minutes just to open the trailer. After which the metal slowing continued shifting to the point of no stability.