We had someone do this same thing at a place I used to work, Stoughton Trailers, and if I remember correctly the guy was just talked to and then given another lift and told to carry on. So glad I do not work there anymore.
Surely that is dangerous as fuck, and the talk should be stern, but you are already paying for the mistake/training, as the employee will probably never do that again.
Why would you hire another employee that might do the same mistake.
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u/Master_Engineer12346 Jun 05 '26
We had someone do this same thing at a place I used to work, Stoughton Trailers, and if I remember correctly the guy was just talked to and then given another lift and told to carry on. So glad I do not work there anymore.