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The Funny Pic Thread Part 13 - Clowns to the Left of me, jokers to the right, Welcome to DC!
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When we have to cover a shift on our day off, and the day shifter wonders what the problem is.
Tell him to come in on Saturday, and it's.. "But that's my weekend"
And when they ask what you are working in 3 months.
Well, I work 5 days on, and 2 days off.
Except days to 3-11, which is only a day off
And 3-11s to mids is more like just a day and a half.
So, my days off shift back a day after every 3rd week.
Then there's the mandatory once a month down turn that you have to work, even if it's your day off
Well, I work 5 days on, and 2 days off.
Except days to 3-11, which is only a day off
And 3-11s to mids is more like just a day and a half.
So, my days off shift back a day after every 3rd week.
Then there's the mandatory once a month down turn that you have to work, even if it's your day off
I also love when the day shift gets mad that they have to "FINISH YOUR JOB!"
Yes, that must really stink.
We had 1 Systems Repairman, 1 Millwright, and 2 Motor Inspectors (Electricians). No maintenance boss, no area manager.
Day shift comes in with 2 Systems, 5 Millwrights, and 6 Motor Inspectors. There are multiple bosses at every level, all offering to get them whatever part or help they need, even call people from different areas or from home.
Hey, we had a FIRE that did most of a million dollars damage, AND YOU AREN'T DONE FIXING IT YET?
The fire we had to put out.
Yes, that must really stink.
We had 1 Systems Repairman, 1 Millwright, and 2 Motor Inspectors (Electricians). No maintenance boss, no area manager.
Day shift comes in with 2 Systems, 5 Millwrights, and 6 Motor Inspectors. There are multiple bosses at every level, all offering to get them whatever part or help they need, even call people from different areas or from home.
Hey, we had a FIRE that did most of a million dollars damage, AND YOU AREN'T DONE FIXING IT YET?
The fire we had to put out.
I didn't mind mids so much.
But yes, 4 am can hit HARD
But yes, 4 am can hit HARD
Did I answer the door with pants on?
I can't remember.
This seems to be a universal flaw in most manufacturing. My personal theory is management wants to make sure nothing goes wrong while their bosses are around
They also think nothing goes on when they're not there.
I've had someone mention that, whenever HE has to work night shift, EVERYTHING BREAKS.
He doesn't have it easy, like the regular shift workers.
I worked at a steel processing plant in Mishawaka one summer. We took coils of steel, split them into strips, rolled the edges and cut them to length. My shift started at 4:30 pm. We almost always worked 10 or 12 hours.
I learned 2 important things from that job:
1) Spanish swear words;
2) Stay in school.
I learned 2 important things from that job:
1) Spanish swear words;
2) Stay in school.
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