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that's strange. when i did yard jockey work, my stress levels went way down. that "should be" a less stressful job.
It would be if it was just a yard jockey but I am feeding the lines fro different buildings on different streets as well as bringing down loads of fished goods that is about a half mile on another street and everyone in every building thinks I am just waiting outside of their building to be at their disposal.:rolleyes:
 
It would be if it was just a yard jockey but I am feeding the lines fro different buildings on different streets as well as bringing down loads of fished goods that is about a half mile on another street and everyone in every building thinks I am just waiting outside of their building to be at their disposal.:rolleyes:
oh..the building i worked out of, had loading docks on both side, then in the front, which required driving over, and backing up on R/R tracks that were not road level. then driving to another building a few miles away, and working in near total darkness. fun times.
 
It's because RJ yells at everybody all day long.
well..he's gotta learn to chill a lil bit.......

yardman's work can be tough and demanding at times, to keep the trailers moving and at the docks, staging areas, and ready line....

i loved doing that...i only left cuz the company i was employed by, lost the hauling/logistics contract.
 
It's because RJ yells at everybody all day long.
Wow, you can hear me down there in PA?:biglaugh:

Today it was guy that had his tractor jacked in front on my trailer. I asked nicely. He refused to straighten it up. I said you cannot honestly be that ignorant that you refuse to park straight?
Things fell apart from there.
I went to the warehouse supervisor and all loading ceased until he rectified his malparkage.
That is the first time I have ever had to do that.
 
Mal.
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