Industry news, safety and straight talk from the UGL crew.
FIELD NOTES · FEATUREDHow we workWhat 'photo-documented' actually means on a UGL job
Before, staged, equipment, cleaned: the four shots we take on every trailer, why they're timestamped, and how they end up in your portal.
Publication date pendingRead Safety rework: how we re-stack a flagged load without making it worse
The spotter, the straps, the order of operations, and the one photo we take before touching anything.
Publication date pendingRead Dock door, parking slip or off-site yard: why the site shape changes the price
The gear we bring depends on where the trailer sits. Here's how DD, PS and OSY differ.
Publication date pendingRead Transload vs. unload: what the difference means for your schedule
Trailer-to-trailer means nothing touches the dock. Here's when that's faster, and when it isn't.
Publication date pendingRead Why we bill per trailer-day instead of by the hour
Flat rates reward a fast crew and keep your budget predictable. The math behind it.
Publication date pendingRead A disabled trailer at 6 AM: a dispatch timeline from the Northeast corridor
Request to crew on site in under four hours, told from the dispatch log.
Publication date pendingRead Pallet jack basics every lumper should know
The habits that keep hands, toes and freight intact.
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