HGV Walking Floor Bulk Tipper Work.
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- čas přidán 18. 05. 2024
- Join me as we navigate through the bustling docks, showcasing the intricate operations of a walking floor bulk tipper trailer. From loading to unloading, witness the efficiency and precision required to manage bulk materials. Perfect for transport enthusiasts and those curious about modern logistics!
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Another great video. I can't wait to get a go at walking floor, it beats the Class 1 multidrop I've been on for the last few weeks. It's far better getting bulk loads than a pallet or two several times a day at places that are not designed for artics, places moaning at drivers cos they're not booked in, or there's a queue and we can't wait long, or refused as there's no fork lift and no tail lift, then doing collections and people moaning if we're late due to traffic or not enough space on the trailer as they haven't told the depot how many pallets they have. OMG I can't wait for bulk loads again and simple night trunking in June! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeah multi drop is disgusting lol
This bulker work is ok but containers is sooo much better in my opinion.
I start my 1st hgv job June 3rd doing pallet multidrop. 10 / 12 drops a day. I will have someone with me for the first few weeks until they feel I can do it alone. Hopefully I haven't made a big mistake lol.
Don't look at it as a mistake, you need experience so regardless push on and once you have a year or 2 under your belt you're golden, best luck mate 👍
@@M0RLEY the main thing is don't let yourself feel pressured. Safety and your licence comes first. If you're with a company the sends you out with a mentor for a while that's a very good sign. If you have any issues with reverses, access, etc, just ask for a banksman and if no assistance is available call it in and say it's a serious risk personally. Never be fooled by the "Oh the last guy got it in dead easy". Better to ask for help than hit something. Good luck in your new job lad.
@@truckitprayle some days it's mega tough with the artic being sent to where the rigids usually go, you rock up with the artic instead of the usual 18T and they're like "WTF????". Yeah I love the bulk loads, I did some container work in 2022, loved it. Anything where you just back on a bay and wait to be tipped is a doddle. Roll on June when I'm back to night trunking 😃😃😃
Another tole before Oz? Just got night hub for medical supplies...BEST EVER PAY & CONDITIONS.
I don't quite understand?
Great video it seems your work load down south is going similar to ours in the northwest were container drivers but have 6 drivers subbed out for curtain multi drop work I’m not to keen on as they max out our hours but now he have just got a walking floor and there looking to get a second walking floor trailer to get me working it not pulled one before so will be a good learning process as long as we’re staying busy with work willing to give it a try but do prefer the container work at the moment
Yeah it's not the worst work in the world i guess, but i can't wait for container work to get back up and running.
Hello i just pass the theory and the hazard test on 18/05 now left just the cpc case study I ghat on 25/05 any advice from where to learn for cpc case study please thank
Just download a cpc training app on your phone and practice mate 👍
That roundabout is a bloody nightmare in anything t other than a car or small van, they use the left services lane to go straight over on to beaulie all the time 🤦♂️ I used to use it every day and it was a pain in the arse
Yeah fricking nightmare lucky for me it's not somewhere i often go!
Yes used to do for Eddie stobart back in the day sometimes nice jobs sometimes dirty Jobs and I used to do taught liners which Jenkins which Jenkins do now roundabout 2013 14 and 15 have a good day now retired
Thanks buddy, appreciate the support 🙏
I landed my first job starting tuesday. Couldnt get class 1 work but got a class 2 job instead. Couldnt say no to the money. £18.39ph. would this class as experience to help land a class 1 job in a few months time.
Yes and no mate, they will take in to consideration that your put on the road in a larger vehicle but when it comes to class 1 its a different ball game, so basically it wont hurt but wont necessarily mean it will help.
@@truckitprayle so iv possibly made a mistake then lol. I did get offered 1 shift with ILS class 1 doing pallets but they was shoving me out on my own and iv not done any class 1 work like strapping etc
@@anthonywestwood1676 It's still experience and that's good money, even for class 2 and a definitely good for a first job. More than I'm on doing class 1 tankers.
@@SuperFIFTHGEAR. Doing tankers is where I wanna be in the end. Now looking at doing some adr training
You have an experience how to drive a truck. Now you need an experience how to manoeuvre trailer. Reversing and turning is the most important thing while driving Class 1.
awesome vid mate, compared to some other jobs I've had, this looks relatively fun :) Trucking that is.
It's definitely a bit more challenging sometimes, very dusty
@@truckitprayle Aye deffo seems it! Really enjoy the vids dude and the editing too! do you use DaVinci Resolve for editing?
I actually don't, i have it but i find it easier when im working to use "video editor" but it has its pros and cons.