Sentences with phrase «time reach truck»

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The CPM Group anticipates palladium demand to reach an all - time high this year, up 3 percent from last year, on tightened emissions standards and the purchase of larger cars and trucks in the U.S. on lower fuel costs.

At the time, Friedman says, the three operations combined were utilizing approximately 300 to 400 rail cars each year, but after converting some of its truck operations to rail that number reached 1,500.

If you have a truck deliver coconut oil to your home in the summer time by any of the major carriers, temperatures inside that truck will reach up to 125 degrees F.

During this time, semi-trailer trucks can reach exceptionally high temperatures in their cargo holds.

Travel around do to my job I drive a truck on time off like the outdoors camping hunting fishing anything outside also like to relax and watch movies can reach me at four one seven four nine nine four three eight seven thx

Each building has a limited response time: maxing out a firehouse in the northern part of town does no good if the trucks can't reach the southern part of town in time.

The company said at the time it spent $ 165 million developing the truck lineup and now says investment will reach $ 375 million.

Car and light truck sales in the United States reached an all - time high of 17.4 million in 2015, slightly exceeding the previous record set in calendar year 2000, according to the numbers crunched by the Automotive News Data Center.

I reached Baton Rouge as my colleagues from the Times - Picayune stumbled off the back of circulation trucks that barely got them out of our headquarters in New...

Capitalizing on this amazing reach are electronic paper truck displays, capable of refreshing content in real time and in reaction to geographical location or specific events.

By - products must be from «freshly slaughtered» animals, although there is some question as to how fresh they really are by the time they reach the pet food manufacturer, as they may be shipped in unrefrigerated trucks.

Other regulatory changes being considered include 1) reducing the daily limit on the hours a truck driver may spend behind the wheel from 11 hours to 10 hours, 2) limiting the overall work day to 14 hours, and 3) requiring more time off when a driver has reached the weekly driving limit of 60 hours.

• Offload inbound mail and ascertain that it is transported to assigned sorting rooms • Sort mail according to addresses and types and ensure that proper postage has been placed on all packages • Check for any inaccurate information such as incorrect zip codes to ensure that sorting work is carried out with accuracy • Examine outgoing packages for damage and ensure that proper measures are taken to handle the situation • Assemble, line and pad cartons and containers that are supposed to hold fragile items and ensure that they are packed properly • Place containers on conveyor belts to ensure that they reach loading docks on time • Load outgoing packages onto trucks and ensure that they are properly piled up • Ascertain that all correlating documents are properly maintained in the company's database system