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Originally Posted by Miscguy
Im intrequed by this UPS idea, though im not to interested in being a driver, since this is the seattle area and driving one of those trucks has to be a pain. I know someone has to load those trucks, but what time does that ussually take place. My job is acctually right next to a UPS depo and about 6 - 7 in the morning you get the flood of trucks heading out. So i assume its a night process, but do they also have a morning/afternoon shift?
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It really depends on what kind of UPS place you work. If you have a hub in Seattle, they have shifts around the clock. If it's a truck loading spot, I think the shifts are a little different. But it takes years to be a driver anyway, you have to start out loading trucks.