If your really concerned use the machinery that is available to you. By the way Steve I've spoken to a couple of people that were there that night and the only view's they share with you was the lost of pay for the night, which is reasonably understood. I have a question. Our dispatchers know what's going on with who. You reduce safety to the speed of the operation.
Safety is much more.
It's alertness, paying attention and making critical judgement calls. When you have longshore workers doubling back and handling explosives, that's unsafe. It only takes one slight oversight loading ammo to jeopardize the lives of you and your fellow workers. I'd hate to see top pick drivers and tractor drivers using computers to make the night because the clerks couldn't fill. Or maybe you are taking the bait that computers will make more work for clerks.