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Van checks
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the mad woman
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Van checks
We've heard might have to start daily van checks that WCM have come up with a new list has this been agreed with the union or can we ignore it thanks guys
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P13
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Re: Van checks
The union have withdrawn from WCM
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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Re: Van checks
Do you do any sort of daily can checks at the moment?
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Hitcher
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Re: Van checks
You should be checking your van daily anyway.
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krussel
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Re: Van checks
The RM daily van checks are pretty basic and should only take but a few mins to look the van over. Ignore them at your own risk 
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bogstandard
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Re: Van checks
the checks you/we are required to perform are in the front of your log book.
duty check if you are not the first person to use the van, mostly visual. 4 mins
daily check to be performed by first person to use the van that day one of the most overlooked responsibilities is that this person must also ensure there is enough fuel for the day. 7 mins
weekly checks generally by the first person to use the van. 12 mins
times are a rough guestimate but should be shown or allocated on 318, its all time
duty check if you are not the first person to use the van, mostly visual. 4 mins
daily check to be performed by first person to use the van that day one of the most overlooked responsibilities is that this person must also ensure there is enough fuel for the day. 7 mins
weekly checks generally by the first person to use the van. 12 mins
times are a rough guestimate but should be shown or allocated on 318, its all time
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Himaggen
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- Joined: 09 Oct 2007, 23:40
Re: Van checks
Instead of relying on the front of the log book I would suggest that you ensure as drivers that you have all read and understood, (and preferably carry), the Royal Mail Drivers Manual. Pages 16 to 29 instead of just a listing what to check expand upon those and show the difference between Duty, Daily and Weekly Checks.
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holly123
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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Re: Van checks
How did you find out that the union have withdrawn from wcm ,we get told nothing at our office off both sides
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PHARRY
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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Re: Van checks
holly123 wrote:HOW DID YOU FIND OUT THAT THE UNION HAVE WITHDRAWN FROM WCM ,WE GET TOLD NOTHING AT OUR OFFICE OFF BOTH SIDES
What is WCM ?
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krussel
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Re: Van checks
PHARRY wrote:holly123 wrote:HOW DID YOU FIND OUT THAT THE UNION HAVE WITHDRAWN FROM WCM ,WE GET TOLD NOTHING AT OUR OFFICE OFF BOTH SIDES
What is WCM ?
I am guessing its World Class Mail
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Van checks
LTB 563/13 CWU Opposition to WCMholly123 wrote:How did you find out that the union have withdrawn from wcm ,we get told nothing at our office off both sides
said
However LTB 815/13 National Agreement Reached saidThe Union also informed Royal Mail of the decision during our National Talks and made it clear that we will not be supporting WCM in the future.
So I have no idea where we are except between a rock and a hard place.Actions to deliver cultural change including a review of all existing employee engagement initiatives, to put in place new and more progressive initiatives that support shared objectives and a mutual interest culture. This review will include WCM.
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saddlerposty
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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Re: Van checks
or WE Cant Managekrussel wrote:PHARRY wrote:holly123 wrote:HOW DID YOU FIND OUT THAT THE UNION HAVE WITHDRAWN FROM WCM ,WE GET TOLD NOTHING AT OUR OFFICE OFF BOTH SIDES
What is WCM ?
I am guessing its World Class Mail
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arnold cheshire
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Re: Van checks
yes i will check the use by date on my can of cokezx135 wrote:Do you do any sort of daily can checks at the moment?
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5plusbonusball
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- Location: up north of watford
Re: Van checks
I check my CAN daily before I open it to see if it is cool enough and at least 5% !zx135 wrote:Do you do any sort of daily can checks at the moment?
Why are lino's paid full-time ??
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Postie45
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Re: Van checks
your working hours are time to read it. Refuse to sign it unless you are given duty time to read and understand it, if that means cutting off and bringing more mail back then so be it. It would be foolish to sign for something you havent read.sgt,rock wrote:I've been given a drivers manual and a form to sign to say I have read it. I don't have time to read it, rarely complete my duty let alone read a book and I'm not reading it in my time.