This isn't a new thing! When I worked in an electronics factory over 20
years ago, I did a stint in the stores. packing directions indicated the
required box size, packing materials & labelling for different things.
The driver for the courier company used to load the parcels into the 6
metre long van according to the labelling. If it was labelled 'fragile'
it was allowed to hit the back of the cab on the full. Lesser labelling
was allowed to bounce before hitting the wall...
davidt
On Sun, Aug 26, 2007 at 10:35:09PM +1000, Wayne Harridge wrote:
>
> >
> > The neat party was the way he shook it first to check - 'it rattles
> > so we can blame poor packing if it breaks!'
> > Andrew Fildes
>
> Yeah, that was cute !
>
> I always pack anything which has to go by courier/post as if it will be used
> as a football since hearing from a colleague, who once worked for Australia
> Post, that he had seen parcel sorters playing football with packages in the
> sorting centre.
>
> ...Wayne
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