Ok, I dunno any other way to ask this, other than coming right out with it...
How troubling can security gates be, expecially now in this post 9-11 world. What type of information do they look for when you arrive? Anotherwords what paperwork should I already be in posession of? I've been to several State facilities, but they already know of our family business and it hasn't presented any problems (Gaurds know me, as I'm there regularly. They have my Drivers Lic. on file and write down vehilce info when I get there. They also fill out arrival time and departure time. I am usually handed a "visitor" pass), additionally we have Delivery tickets with us. I'm mostly concerned with what are considered "High Security" areas. I may be in a rental at first and I won't be operating with a large carrier, so they won't likelly be able to just call the carrier...
In addition, I have always transported items I loaded into the truck, and knew what was there. I am wondering how you make sure your not un-intentionally transporting something dangerous? Do you physically double check the load when it's put in your truck? Do you "trust" the paperwork is correct? Have you ever been a little concerened about what it really was?
Just trying to be safe out there.
-Joe Bohannon
Bakersfield, CA
Wannabe
How troubling can security gates be, expecially now in this post 9-11 world. What type of information do they look for when you arrive? Anotherwords what paperwork should I already be in posession of? I've been to several State facilities, but they already know of our family business and it hasn't presented any problems (Gaurds know me, as I'm there regularly. They have my Drivers Lic. on file and write down vehilce info when I get there. They also fill out arrival time and departure time. I am usually handed a "visitor" pass), additionally we have Delivery tickets with us. I'm mostly concerned with what are considered "High Security" areas. I may be in a rental at first and I won't be operating with a large carrier, so they won't likelly be able to just call the carrier...
In addition, I have always transported items I loaded into the truck, and knew what was there. I am wondering how you make sure your not un-intentionally transporting something dangerous? Do you physically double check the load when it's put in your truck? Do you "trust" the paperwork is correct? Have you ever been a little concerened about what it really was?
Just trying to be safe out there.
-Joe Bohannon
Bakersfield, CA
Wannabe
