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HCT trollies
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tigercat
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HCT trollies
Is there a max distance allowed away from the office when using a HCT? Also is there a max travelling distance pushing a full trolley before your first delivery point? Our DOM says "a reasonable distance", Is there anything agreed on the use of these or just the usual made up cr@p.
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fishtank
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Re: HCT trollies
Question: How will the equipment be allocated?
Answer: The following principles are used as guidance;
• A normal high-capacity trolley (HCT) will be used for walks that start and finish within a mile of the delivery office.
• A powered HCT will be used for walks that start and finish within a mile of the office in steep terrain.
• Shared vans should be used for all other routes. The aim is to make as many van routes as possible based on two people sharing.
Answer: The following principles are used as guidance;
• A normal high-capacity trolley (HCT) will be used for walks that start and finish within a mile of the delivery office.
• A powered HCT will be used for walks that start and finish within a mile of the office in steep terrain.
• Shared vans should be used for all other routes. The aim is to make as many van routes as possible based on two people sharing.
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krussel
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Re: HCT trollies
As Fish says, we were told that you could be expected to push it up to 1 mile from the office 
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briantwigley
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Re: HCT trollies
I was told although I have pretty much the steepest hills you can imagine that the powered trolleys cost almost as much as a van so I will not be getting one.
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flaminmoses
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Re: HCT trollies
not allowed to push a loaded trolley onto a van unless it has the correct ramp
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Lateagainpostie
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Re: HCT trollies
Hah... thats a laugh, we have to lift a HCT into a van every day.... tried and failed to get a ramp on infinite occasions.flaminmoses wrote:not allowed to push a loaded trolley onto a van unless it has the correct ramp
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fishtank
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Re: HCT trollies
Don't do it.Lateagainpostie wrote:Hah... thats a laugh, we have to lift a HCT into a van every day.... tried and failed to get a ramp on infinite occasions.flaminmoses wrote:not allowed to push a loaded trolley onto a van unless it has the correct ramp
It isn't a laugh.
It's a piss take.
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Lateagainpostie
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Re: HCT trollies
I know what you are saying mate, but our whole office is a piss take, I saw a manager today for the first time since Christmasfishtank wrote:Don't do it.Lateagainpostie wrote:Hah... thats a laugh, we have to lift a HCT into a van every day.... tried and failed to get a ramp on infinite occasions.flaminmoses wrote:not allowed to push a loaded trolley onto a van unless it has the correct ramp
It isn't a laugh.
It's a piss take.
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