Thats why I ALWAYS get out and check the trl before pulling out!!!!!.One time it was ,there was somebody in my trl,I received my paperwork,and they said it was done,but they forgot something.i ALWAYS,ALWAYS check the seal.I pray that forklift driver is not hurt bad.
Let's all hear it for FXN
I second that!What's that supposed to mean?
It sure has. Happened twice in 3 years at Conway when I was there. The second time it involved 2 vet drivers one in the Hostler yanking the box and I think we know where the other fella was.( and yes he had a severely messed up back and a pair of dirty shorts when it was done) thank god he didn't try to jump out!Has this never happened at another company?
I've seen people just hook up, raise the legs, and go!How did he not look in the trailer if he had to walk back to remove the tire block?
What's that supposed to mean? Has this never happened at another company?
I wonder who and why was the trailer pulled out. Was it a yard hostler? Did someone pull the wrong trailer?
Did the driver of the forklift get hurt? There's a lot ,issing from this story.
Thanks for the update. Sounds like a couple of safety procedures were ignored. I pray he isn't hurt too bad and can return to work soon.
Me too. I just hope he doesn't lose his job over it.
There is no reason he should lose his job. It is the driver's responsibility to make sure the door is down before pulling it away from the dock. If the door is not down, then the trlr is not finished, or it has'nt been closed out and sealed. Even if the trlr is m-t, we are not allowed to pull the trlr out until the door is shut.
Thanks for the update. Sounds like a couple of safety procedures were ignored. I pray he isn't hurt too bad and can return to work soon.
Hope he doesn't end up with an extra long cracked butt like yours
So you check out KC when he's bendin over workin'? MMMM!