I never understood that story. How do you "back away" from a dock?
Yep
Saw something about this a few days ago same story possibly word for word. Three things, fell from bay, fell from trailer, or dicking around in a area they shouldn’t have been.
I never understood that story. How do you "back away" from a dock?
Yep
Saw something about this a few days ago same story possibly word for word. Three things, fell from bay, fell from trailer, or dicking around in a area they shouldn’t have been.
Yep
Saw something about this a few days ago same story possibly word for word. Three things, fell from bay, fell from trailer, or dicking around in an area they shouldn’t have been.
Thanks, Joe Friday
Because if that stop is loaded in the front you nose in.
This seems to be a feeder in a center hub.
My record for backing to the dock and delivering out the front was 90 something pkgs.
Got to teach them a lesson sometimes.
Trailers crushing people at docks is probably the most common fatality
Usually you just went for a ride around the building.
The best was when portable rollers were still attached and they pulled out unannounced. Made one heck of a racket as they came flying out and into the yard along with many the parcel.
Usually you just went for a ride around the building.
The best was when portable rollers were still attached and they pulled out unannounced. Made one heck of a racket as they came flying out and into the yard along with many the parcel.
Pulling out unexpected can be funny but seldom serious injuries. Backing is a bigger problem. Blind spot and multitude of backs daily.

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