Bridget
New Member
Hello Everyone!
I know it's been awhile. A lot of very positive and exciting things are happening here in Detroit !!
I would like to ask the washers who are washing inside FedEx facilities if they have to protect the conveyor belt.
We have 16 FedEx locations and most recently the building operations company has been making issue with the amount of moisture that gets on the belt.
I've been on site and have seen what gets on the belt. There is overspray of course, but not to the degree that these building inspectors are claiming. They are saying because of our water the metal and workings inside the belt casing are rusting and will fail, costing FedEx hundreds of thousands. (these conveyor belts are as old as the buildings themselves and in my opinion, you want your trucks washed every other day, 52 weeks a year, inside a warm building, using water - there is going to be moisture - but less I digress)
FedEx now wants us to protect the entire belt which runs along the full length of the building.
Are any of you doing this?
Good to be back Bridget!
I know it's been awhile. A lot of very positive and exciting things are happening here in Detroit !!
I would like to ask the washers who are washing inside FedEx facilities if they have to protect the conveyor belt.
We have 16 FedEx locations and most recently the building operations company has been making issue with the amount of moisture that gets on the belt.
I've been on site and have seen what gets on the belt. There is overspray of course, but not to the degree that these building inspectors are claiming. They are saying because of our water the metal and workings inside the belt casing are rusting and will fail, costing FedEx hundreds of thousands. (these conveyor belts are as old as the buildings themselves and in my opinion, you want your trucks washed every other day, 52 weeks a year, inside a warm building, using water - there is going to be moisture - but less I digress)
FedEx now wants us to protect the entire belt which runs along the full length of the building.
Are any of you doing this?
Good to be back Bridget!