To be safe, we should make sure that both trucks are packed and ready to go before lunch. The primary truck’s route takes about 2 hours, and the secondary truck’s route takes about 3 hours. These pallets must also be placed on the primary truck.ĭelivery trucks need to arrive at their destinations by 4 pm each Wednesday. Make sure to alternate each row of jugs between upright and upside down to maximize space, and use the clear packing tape to ensure the pallet remains intact during delivery. The 10th pallet is reserved for water jugs.These pallets should also be loaded on the primary truck. They are durable, but still prone to breaking and bending. Be careful when stacking them on the pallets so that you don’t bend or break any of the materials. Pallets 7, 8, and 9 are reserved for plastic materials.These pallets should be placed on the larger primary truck first because they are the heaviest and could damage any materials shipped underneath hem. Make sure to sort them appropriately by size to utilize space as efficiently as possible. Pallets 3, 4, 5, and 6 are reserved for metal materials.Load these pallets first so the secondary truck can head out on its delivery route as soon as possible.

These items are being shipped to a different location, so load these pallets, and only these pallets, on the smaller secondary truck. Load soft, breakable, and fragile items in pallets 1 and 2.Read and adhere to the instructions below so we can make sure to keep this client happy and returning for more business. As you may know, this is a larger weekly order than we are used to and our client has very specific shipping requirements. Each Wednesday, we will need to ship 10 pallets for a newly acquired client, IOCP Industries.

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