Man is wasting so many steps backpedaling 2 bays behind his jack to pick. Wish the warehouse I worked at standard was this easy. Would be walking a 230. 😂
I hate being an outbound loader because the physical demands of the job. Loading goods onto outbound vehicles often involves heavy lifting, repetitive motions, and working in potentially uncomfortable or cramped spaces. This physical strain can lead to fatigue, soreness, and an increased risk of injury, which can make the job challenging and unpleasant over time. Additionally, if the workload is consistently high or if there are unrealistic expectations for productivity, it can exacerbate these physical demands and contribute to feelings of frustration and dissatisfaction with the job.
I would retrain this fool. I work at Tsc dc and we are number one for our non con and I lift 10-80lbs dog bags and let me tell you I run laps around everyone and it’s sad to see that I’m the best non con picker for my dc and I still get told to slow down because your making the rest look bad.
I hated doing this job I quit in 6 months they work you like a dog not worth my time but this was back over 10 years ago when I first worked at a Walmart distribution center
damn what's he gonna go and put all that back? no way in hell he remember that size of an order. I got dumbass who been working 3 years and can't remember the next item and quantity by the 3rd one..
Most places use some sort of headset that has a live program running that tells you what slot to go to, what check digits to call off for the correct slot, and the quantity to pick. The picker calls off the check digits in the headset, then calls off every case they put on the pallet until the correct amount that is needed is picked.
I'm not sure mate I'm looking into jobs like this but from what I've seen they wear a headset that tells them a number reference to the place he needs to go and a quantity of item he needs to pick up and put on the pallet
His lifting is horrible his stacking is horrible everything about this makes me feel gross that is what the public assumes building a pallet means and I have been doing this for 5+ years. #washington
This guy is very new. He doesn't stack corners or make sure his heavy stuff is going to be on the bottom, even in a smaller warehouse you can move much more efficiently and safely. This chump is throwing cardboard on a layer is not filled. People like this shouldn't be playing tetris or driving a forklift because they obviously don't care about the product. I only made it through this video about 1/2 hoping he would do something good
The job literally takes years off of your life- for penny's on the dollar- and the ones that's doing well, pretty much are on some kinda pills- that jobs should be one of the highest in the field, that's why these companies avoid UNIONS.
you get paid to work out and keep moving, how is this taking years off ur life, as opposed to people working 40 hr desk jobs that don't move their ass all week?
It's brutal on your body. You'll take alot of pain meds. Luckily, I did this for a unionized company and was paid well. Made about 80k per year, 40 hr week, 5 years ago. Very difficult to do this long term.
Sitting at a desk will take wayyy more years off your life than this ever would. You’re walking and lifting things. With good form it’s just a light consistent workout.
@@jvzzyj5926impossible to have good ergonomics when you have 14 cases of 40lbs+ of chicken and beef to lift from the first level of low tier racking throughout 10-11 hr shifts throughout the work week not complaining just not easy to keep the good form back brace good alternative but every once in awhile gotta come off or the back will get all jiggityjanked
This guy supposed to get as close to the pick slot as possible, he's walking too much and is in the middle of the aisle. Also some cases with the arrows up, he's putting them upside down. I used to pick for eight years, now im a forklift driver. No wear and tear on my body anymore!
@@gprince7953 the money is there, but if you are smart, you can get into other hustles or a side business. Im done with picking, on days on the forklift making close to 33hr with a pension. But my seniority got me to that level also
Use ya horn
From the start he got the boxes upside down ⬇️
After 6 months you would rather get hit by a fast moving Chevy on your way across the parking lot.
It's like adult Tetris all day
Man is wasting so many steps backpedaling 2 bays behind his jack to pick. Wish the warehouse I worked at standard was this easy. Would be walking a 230. 😂
That crazy some need to learn how to stack and make flat surfaces
Soon as i seen the slip sheet I knew bro was bout it.
safety first hermanoo!
I hate being an outbound loader because the physical demands of the job. Loading goods onto outbound vehicles often involves heavy lifting, repetitive motions, and working in potentially uncomfortable or cramped spaces. This physical strain can lead to fatigue, soreness, and an increased risk of injury, which can make the job challenging and unpleasant over time. Additionally, if the workload is consistently high or if there are unrealistic expectations for productivity, it can exacerbate these physical demands and contribute to feelings of frustration and dissatisfaction with the job.
This is the worst pallet ever Lmaoo
stacking too random, You need a formula so you never have to fix it to keep it together and compact.
You see those arrows on the boxes pointing down? They’re supposed to be pointing up
So much for load quality!
My man pulling a smooth 110 on this trip
That was not textbook but it was efficient.
This bro is good at his job
Man I would kick Every box like a soccer ball
I would retrain this fool. I work at Tsc dc and we are number one for our non con and I lift 10-80lbs dog bags and let me tell you I run laps around everyone and it’s sad to see that I’m the best non con picker for my dc and I still get told to slow down because your making the rest look bad.
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The order fillers there dont have the crown pc's?? WTFF???
I do Americold and it’s just like this. It’s a cold facility.
I did this at c&s for years.. if you can pick in a freezer you can do anything
He’s got a nice pace, but his stacking ain’t too good
I hated doing this job I quit in 6 months they work you like a dog not worth my time but this was back over 10 years ago when I first worked at a Walmart distribution center
damn what's he gonna go and put all that back? no way in hell he remember that size of an order. I got dumbass who been working 3 years and can't remember the next item and quantity by the 3rd one..
by the 3rd product in an order
😂😂😂
I worked at Sysco and I do not regret quitting
Hello brother. I will be working as a package handler at jewel osco but not sure about the job. Whats your insight
Damn we got chewed out of it pallets went out with that many gaps. Also some boxes were upside down, they'd get us for that too.
This job has been a God send compared to when I worked at Amazon. Plus it pays better
This looks like mclane warehouse
Can't believe i did this crap for 13 years. Still have nightmares and joints are still healing 5 years later.
how does he know how much and where is he suppose to get all the boxes.. they all look the same ..it just looks like he's just grabbing random boxes
Most places use some sort of headset that has a live program running that tells you what slot to go to, what check digits to call off for the correct slot, and the quantity to pick. The picker calls off the check digits in the headset, then calls off every case they put on the pallet until the correct amount that is needed is picked.
How does he know hes picking the right item??......
I'm not sure mate I'm looking into jobs like this but from what I've seen they wear a headset that tells them a number reference to the place he needs to go and a quantity of item he needs to pick up and put on the pallet
If he was at Publix he would’ve been fired 🤦🏾♂️
His lifting is horrible his stacking is horrible everything about this makes me feel gross that is what the public assumes building a pallet means and I have been doing this for 5+ years. #washington
This guy is very new. He doesn't stack corners or make sure his heavy stuff is going to be on the bottom, even in a smaller warehouse you can move much more efficiently and safely. This chump is throwing cardboard on a layer is not filled. People like this shouldn't be playing tetris or driving a forklift because they obviously don't care about the product. I only made it through this video about 1/2 hoping he would do something good
Bro can’t stack for shit. I did it for 11 years. Didn’t need cardboard. Learn how to stack and you won’t have to work as hard
Cuál les el dirección
How you know which boxes to grab, oh nada más coges a lo puro guey?
The job literally takes years off of your life- for penny's on the dollar- and the ones that's doing well, pretty much are on some kinda pills- that jobs should be one of the highest in the field, that's why these companies avoid UNIONS.
you get paid to work out and keep moving, how is this taking years off ur life, as opposed to people working 40 hr desk jobs that don't move their ass all week?
It's brutal on your body. You'll take alot of pain meds. Luckily, I did this for a unionized company and was paid well. Made about 80k per year, 40 hr week, 5 years ago. Very difficult to do this long term.
@@OWN12Swhat company
Sitting at a desk will take wayyy more years off your life than this ever would. You’re walking and lifting things. With good form it’s just a light consistent workout.
@@jvzzyj5926impossible to have good ergonomics when you have 14 cases of 40lbs+ of chicken and beef to lift from the first level of low tier racking throughout 10-11 hr shifts throughout the work week not complaining just not easy to keep the good form back brace good alternative but every once in awhile gotta come off or the back will get all jiggityjanked
I see nothing but safety violations.
Using cardboard is cheating , if u know how to stack u don’t need them
This is a job not a game of tag.
Dam just slamming the cases like that 😮
Do y'all wear a back brace?
So he just grabs random boxes 📦
With that many gaps truck drivers must love you....
Damn those gaps are huge lol if I left gaps that big on my pallets I would never be able to fit all the boxes on a 70 cube pallet
That’s what I was sayin he got all big ass boxes too I’d have cans juice cereal bunch of dumb shit
You only doing 70
He is trash so fuckin slow
This guy supposed to get as close to the pick slot as possible, he's walking too much and is in the middle of the aisle. Also some cases with the arrows up, he's putting them upside down. I used to pick for eight years, now im a forklift driver. No wear and tear on my body anymore!
Bruh!!! You speak facts!! I’m so burnt out on picking!!
@@gprince7953 the money is there, but if you are smart, you can get into other hustles or a side business. Im done with picking, on days on the forklift making close to 33hr with a pension. But my seniority got me to that level also
Is that MDI?