y'all ever do truck unloading?
- Thread starter JBoy
- Start date
PhonZhi
Veteran
Buy yourself a back brace
Yeah.
It can go many different routes depending on the individual company. If they're cheap they'll have you undermanned and that shyt will take much longer than needed and will be much more strain on each person involved.
A lot also depends on what the heck you're unloading man. You ain't give us much information so I answered simply based on personal experience.
It can go many different routes depending on the individual company. If they're cheap they'll have you undermanned and that shyt will take much longer than needed and will be much more strain on each person involved.
A lot also depends on what the heck you're unloading man. You ain't give us much information so I answered simply based on personal experience.
surprisingly enough i had a harder time unloading a food truck than furniture with a moving company.
imagine this, furniture although heavy you get a couple guys per item, 3 at most for the bigger things and you're golden. now on the other hand i once had to unload a truck full of peanuts
and these bags/boxes were 50+lbs each, so it was just me and another guy doing all that repetitive lifting solo... shyt wasn't the wave.
Last edited:
No. 1 Rule - Protect your health. Its easy to get messed up, not just from the obvious heavy stuff, but also from continued repetitive motion. Back brace, steel toe shoes, and take your time with breaks as needed. No use getting a bad back, leg etc injury that can nag you for the rest of your life over the Walmart pay.
Blackout
just your usual nerdy brotha
calixprynce
...
unloading is the easy part
iFightSeagullsForBread
The Working Class Hero
The short time I did it for working at Toys R us fukking sucked.