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Was it a job function that is done otj (training) anyway? Or was it because he was alone? Sux for everybody bringing heat from above.
Your supposed to be paired up with someone that's in the garage already but the foreman wanted to get the work done faster so he sent two relays out at once had the ojt guy doing one which isn't supposed to be done from what they say
Your supposed to be paired up with someone that's in the garage already but the foreman wanted to get the work done faster so he sent two relays out at once had the ojt guy doing one which isn't supposed to be done from what they say
Why in the world would he care how quick the relays got done, that's karma for that dumb supervisor
Your supposed to be paired up with someone that's in the garage already but the foreman wanted to get the work done faster so he sent two relays out at once had the ojt guy doing one which isn't supposed to be done from what they say
Yep, one word...... micromanage. And that usually results in people getting hurt. I work (ed) for a utility, they pulled that **** everyday. I guess no shop stewards around to witness. It's like that everywhere with management trying to squeeze, with heat from up top.
Your supposed to be paired up with someone that's in the garage already but the foreman wanted to get the work done faster so he sent two relays out at once had the ojt guy doing one which isn't supposed to be done from what they say
Technically it's fine to have the ojt guy follow a regular guy. You're hired...You're on the job and insured.
But no one does it that way. I can't imagine why he'd care how fast relays got done. I feel like that decision came from someone above him crying truck shortage for the morning lol
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