I agree, the problems will only be addressed if you let them know about it. Next time it happens submit a 'Human Factors' report and highlight the incident/s. This will get the incident thrown up the chain of command and highlight that things need to be done to rectify work practices. Also, come and see your SNCOS' and let them know too...........no point in getting yourself worked up and frustrated that it keeps happening if your not prepared to actually do something about it.
Just imagine if somebody actually got injured or killed if some of these events happened again, would you feel a tad guilty that you hadn't highlighted it when it happened to you?
I know I would.
I can understand that at present it feels like no bugger listens, but this system does work to your advantage and should be used more often.
As for the unfeathering of props while your in the intake. Did you say that you fell off the ladder because of it? If so did you report this to your line manager? You would have been laughing as its not in their SOP's to unfeather the props for starts. In fact they are supposed to fill in a F726 for aux feather pump operation if they do use it.......another procedure that is ignored.
Sherrif, please understand that this isn't a Movers or aircrew bashing thread, its just something that has ticked these people off, and rightly so. Yes, Techies have been guilty of cocking up before, but thats usually rectified and not a re-occurring thing because the crews/ncos usually report it. The fact that these personnel have to be supervised by Juniors and Seniors to load/offload makes me wonder whats going wrong. As for the techies on the line's, they are not supervised at all when it comes to flight servicings and usually they get treated like second class citizens when they come to confront the SNCO/JNCO when something like this happens. Lets face it, who is going to win? the SAC or the Sgt?
So all I can say is what Ive said above...................come and see the SNCO's and we will help you get it sorted.
Just remember that we all bat for the same team..........usually