This is my first TH-cam video! So I decided to start out with a short 1 min vlog on my work day. Hope you guys enjoy looking to drop more content in the future :)
I just started 3 days ago and I love it honestly. My managers aren’t micromanaging me, they just come around to see if we need anything. I can wear whatever I want. There’s plenty of room to grow and advance. It’s easy to stand out as a good worker because so many people quit because they can’t handle the physicality.
I did that job for two and a half years. People always complain about how drivers handle their packages but I know from experience that it is nothing compared to how they are handled in the warehouse. It’s been two years since I left and I don’t miss it
Why wouldnt you just get a differnet position? Rn my area is hiring for 8 differnet positions acors 6 different locations. All I want to do is drive, but thats not available atm, but i'm going to make it clear that thats where i want to end up.
It is important for UPS customers to watch this, so they understand that you don't have time to check for markings such as "FRAGILE" and "DO NOT LAY FLAT" and there is no substitute for good, sound packaging; and you can see the boxes get tossed around. They think theirs will always be on the top of the pile in the truck.
lol if you think this is being tossed around you'd hate the hub I work at. everything is manual there. the way they just slide those packages onto another belt? doesn't happen, we pick each package up and move it by hand. we have conveyors coming out of our unload bays but use the gravity fed rollers that go into the trailers being loaded. and our small sort is all done 100% by hand too. you sort from memory and the bagger scans everything on their side as they bag.
Sorting and loading the delivery vans would be much easier and more efficient if there was a way to keep the labels up, and not having to remove the number stickers from the label to scan.
A day in the life of a loader consists of pounding caffeine, drinking 3 gatorades through your shift along with 4 bottles of water, screaming what the fuck atleast 12 times while loading, spending more times breaking jams than loading and once your finally ready to quit direct deposit hits and it convinces your to come in on Saturday
I've worked at FedEx for a year and a half, put in my two weeks earlier this year, and we only had at most 3 people on top split, sometimes 1 and 2 and I tell you when those boxes pile together it's not fun.
I worked at Fedex for 5 months, and I practically did everything, served as a tugger, loaded and unloaded Trucks, splitter for the belt and watch tower conveyer belt, loaded cages, and honestly it could be marketed as easy but management and the way things went ruined everything. Fedex is so out of date with how it runs things and constantly shoots itself in the foot with not knowing how to do things.
@@edman813 I couldn't handle it anymore there, the work was BS. In my area, the building wasn't designed to run up to 12k packages a night, and at one point we only had about 8 handlers for about 2 weeks before hiring. Those giant arm scanners with the ring barely worked for me over half the time.
Our facility has 2 on primary split and 1 in secondary split. Runs as smooth as can be. I split first sort secondary and package handle on the line second sort. Love the job no cap
@@lieutenantkhaos my building runs 21-30k a day mon through Friday and like 12k on Sunday and Saturday. Even with all the call offs the building runs smooth or at least my line does. Even secondary splitting is fine
@@707Tyree Yeah, but your building is probably designed to run that many, ours was not and one time we had about 7 people on outbound for several weeks
I am a irreg splitter, meaning I split irregular packages, usually weighing over 70lbs to different PDs. PDs being the areas where the trailers park and you have 24 or so trailer doors to load packages. In my hub we only have PD3 PD4 PD5 and PD6 since it’s a new hub. I have to read labels on every package coming through the belt to see which PD they go to.. hence splitting them to different areas. Example a package comes in the label will read. PD3 door 304, I will send it to PD3 and whoever works at PD3 will load the package to door 304. I realize I’m over explaining but I hope you understand haha.
@@jameshernandez748 This actually helps a lot. Trynna make some extra money for a food truck of mine. When loading them on the trucks, is it like a giant game of Tetris? Where you just stack and hope it doesn't fall.?
I’m not sure if ups runs the same system but at fedex they usually have numbers telling you where it’s suppose go and which line it’s meant to be in. Sometimes they have scanners that’s tells you where
@@greysweater98 I noticed they do a lot of belittling especially if you're a woman. I remember a guy tried to press a security guard because she made him do a covid question screening. He made a big deal about how he already has a wife telling him what to do and he doesn't need another one. Fast forward he started going off and I had to check him and then the manager came out and he got fired for mouthing off at him.
@@greysweater98lol this video is the rich Ups warehouse lol. The ones in our city make us work harder than a mf 😂 when I saw unloading I was like hell nah that shit is faster than loading😂
@@BigBen1994 lol idk why I didn't see this when you posted it but yeah, being a woman working there was absolutely hell. I was in management for 2 of my 3+ years with the company and it never got better. My tipping point was that my "direct report" supervisor got mad and yelled at me in the middle of the sort for asking a question that he didn't have a good answer to during our pre sort meeting lmfao but I watched other supervisors repeatedly threaten to do a "70lb lift test" on day 2 of training for grown women they didn't want to train and then turn around and baby some super weak and/or lazy 19 yr old boys for weeks just because they went to school together or had common interests. Super biased, I got into management thinking I could make it better for the next girl but it truly just made me miserable. Only good thing that came out of working there was meeting my current boyfriend who treats me amazing.
any ups package handler related videos I find are about truck loaders or sorters. Am I the only one where we load packages into big metal cans that get driven to where they need the go? What is my position even called? Scanner?
You’re a package handler whether you’re unloading, sorting, smalls, loading trucks/trailers/planes etc. If you move boxes, that’s a package handler. A lot of hubs only sort and load the brown trucks for delivery. The bigger hubs do that too but they also load semi trucks or airplanes that are then sent all over to smaller hubs for delivery
So package handling is no longer getting in the back of the trailers and unloading to a conveyer belt? This looks alot easier compared to how it was in 1999.
Similar to divert at Amazon delivery station. I can do this if I was put in this job position. What's the actual name for this position? I already stacked boxes on carts at Amazon station so if a box is too big/heavy, it's getting pushed across the floor. 🤣
He hardly even threw a thing….. you’d be disgusted if you seen what actually is happening to your packages….. this guy is treating them like royalty in comparison, all he did was flip ‘em over 😂
what about all the ones who are working their arse off at the load end loading trucks, from those chutes that come down two stories and fill up with packages in two minutes?
I literally just left Amazon, i left after 2 days, they work the stew out of you and the whole vibes there was just weird! Im now a Sorter for UPS and its much better for me!
@@FF-hv8kj yeah, it’s not that bad but at the same time I felt like my feet were going to fall tf off because I started out doing 11 hours straight away. The walk to the security took a good 3 mins of my time alone for my 10 minute breaks. Amazon be doing to much honestly especially the one I worked at, I worked there for 3 months with only one day off a week.
Labels, if you look carefully the sorters are flipping the boxes to find the side with tiny white label attached, with that they know where to sort them out
I’m starting next Tuesday for the 3 AM shift ! Let’s get it, I worked warehouse jobs all my life. I hear it’s a good work out 😂 any advice for this first timer
@@rascal9o9 you ever get in? I worked there for 3+ years. Hated most of it because of the way I was treated but I liked the work! I'm thinking about going back just for seasonal help if I have the time this fall
@@danielcalderon7774 I quit on my first official day bro. Shit is not worth it. To simplify, I got hired for 18.50 and then they said they will be bringing it down back to 16.50 after the promo is over or whatever. I come to work on my first day and no one even acknowledged me or looked at me, they just sent me to a trailer. I work on the trailer and I’m loading and its heavy ass shit, so many tires and all that. I didn’t mind… But the supervisor came up to me and said it’s a short day go home. Now I wouldn’t have got mad if had worked for more hours but this was literally 1 HOUR 1 HOUR it took me 30 minutes to get over here ni Anyways. Don’t waste your time, if you want shit pay, shit people, Cold ass facility because it’s open the whole time then you’re welcome to clock in. That’s my 50 cents
@@josegarza7719 Amazon was chill but too repetitive, good pay good hours, but no life. I left because I couldn’t see the sun 🌞 but it’s great to stack up some money! FedEx is a very ass-kissing job favoritism job, you gotta be cool with management and it’s more close knit 🧶 so if you just mind your own business and do your job you’ll be good but management is always watching you. It’s a lot to explain, you’ll have to actually work there and you’ll form an opinion but this is mine. My bad I had to think of this really fast lol.
As far as recommendations…. Don’t expect your job to look like this video! Part time new hires usually start loading package cars or semi’s, it is very intense and hard work. You have to earn seniority for sorting or anything else that’s easier like this @@detpistons4l401 I’m making $26/hr in Oregon.
@@Zzzsleepzzz Good its alot of work just a heads up you're on your feet all day and gonna have to lift alot of weight. You have to be fast and productive
Is this what so many people on you tube say they are "a package handler"? BBBWWWAAAHHHHH You have the easiest job in the whole UPS system. You don't pick up any of that weight, or carry it into a truck to load while the belt is at WARP 8. That is easy, if anyone quits a job like this they don't deserve a job.
Yo voy a empezar el próximo mes y me emociona mucho ya que no es un trabajo pesado y el pago es muy bueno $21/h así trabajes 5 horas al día terminas bien la semana estoy muy emocionada y tiene muchos beneficios médicos de estudios vacaciones etc y tengo tiempo suficiente para mantener mi hogar y mi familia
man and here i was thinkin the amazon warehouse i work at is a miserable place. that shit look like a fun magical happy land compared to this ups joint 😂 fuck
Lol, don’t let this video deceive you. Most people are loading packages into trucks, this guy has a seniority spot sorting on what looks like a slower day. It’s also very different city to city
I just started 3 days ago and I love it honestly. My managers aren’t micromanaging me, they just come around to see if we need anything. I can wear whatever I want. There’s plenty of room to grow and advance. It’s easy to stand out as a good worker because so many people quit because they can’t handle the physicality.
lol so true working as an unloaded has made me realize i ain't that bad
Try 3 yrs and don't trust your sups
do u have to wear a mask or is it optional?
Must be content with low payed bullshit
Are you still there? Also 3-4 hours of work a night is worth the distance you drive to get to work
Hahahaha
Amazon ftw
I did that job for two and a half years. People always complain about how drivers handle their packages but I know from experience that it is nothing compared to how they are handled in the warehouse. It’s been two years since I left and I don’t miss it
You miss it. Thats why you’re here. Lets be honest 😄
I bet you miss it now at 21 an hour with benefits at part time
@@patriot9487$21 an hour isn't enough trust
Why wouldnt you just get a differnet position? Rn my area is hiring for 8 differnet positions acors 6 different locations. All I want to do is drive, but thats not available atm, but i'm going to make it clear that thats where i want to end up.
It is important for UPS customers to watch this, so they understand that you don't have time to check for markings such as "FRAGILE" and "DO NOT LAY FLAT" and there is no substitute for good, sound packaging; and you can see the boxes get tossed around. They think theirs will always be on the top of the pile in the truck.
I try to get them if I can because I'm considerate but a lot of times you gotta keep it moving.
lol if you think this is being tossed around you'd hate the hub I work at. everything is manual there. the way they just slide those packages onto another belt? doesn't happen, we pick each package up and move it by hand. we have conveyors coming out of our unload bays but use the gravity fed rollers that go into the trailers being loaded. and our small sort is all done 100% by hand too. you sort from memory and the bagger scans everything on their side as they bag.
Question bro do they drug test u and if wat version do they do pee or spit
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I won’t be applying there now
@@alexturrios0297 jobs like these normally do a drug and a physical test in the same day through a 3rd party.
Remember that's DEFINITELY NOT the holiday rush!!
😂😂 Right!! Thats definitely a Slow day!
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sorting and loading the delivery vans would be much easier and more efficient if there was a way to keep the labels up, and not having to remove the number stickers from the label to scan.
A day in the life of a loader consists of pounding caffeine, drinking 3 gatorades through your shift along with 4 bottles of water, screaming what the fuck atleast 12 times while loading, spending more times breaking jams than loading and once your finally ready to quit direct deposit hits and it convinces your to come in on Saturday
i start at 3am i am ready
@@H8ersmake_me_famous you quit?
@@mcmister8892 yep it was horrible and staff was disrespectful
@@H8ersmake_me_famous LOL!!
@@mcmister8892 Ain't no way you called him quitting lol
I loved UPS sorting, sorted by zip onto 11 different belts!
how do you sort those packages?
So are they just keep them from getting messed up , just keeping them from getting clogged up , keeping them organized it seems.
I've worked at FedEx for a year and a half, put in my two weeks earlier this year, and we only had at most 3 people on top split, sometimes 1 and 2 and I tell you when those boxes pile together it's not fun.
I worked at Fedex for 5 months, and I practically did everything, served as a tugger, loaded and unloaded Trucks, splitter for the belt and watch tower conveyer belt, loaded cages, and honestly it could be marketed as easy but management and the way things went ruined everything. Fedex is so out of date with how it runs things and constantly shoots itself in the foot with not knowing how to do things.
@@edman813 I couldn't handle it anymore there, the work was BS. In my area, the building wasn't designed to run up to 12k packages a night, and at one point we only had about 8 handlers for about 2 weeks before hiring. Those giant arm scanners with the ring barely worked for me over half the time.
Our facility has 2 on primary split and 1 in secondary split. Runs as smooth as can be. I split first sort secondary and package handle on the line second sort. Love the job no cap
@@lieutenantkhaos my building runs 21-30k a day mon through Friday and like 12k on Sunday and Saturday. Even with all the call offs the building runs smooth or at least my line does. Even secondary splitting is fine
@@707Tyree Yeah, but your building is probably designed to run that many, ours was not and one time we had about 7 people on outbound for several weeks
What are you looking for in the packages and why are they going to different conveyer belts?
I am a irreg splitter, meaning I split irregular packages, usually weighing over 70lbs to different PDs. PDs being the areas where the trailers park and you have 24 or so trailer doors to load packages. In my hub we only have PD3 PD4 PD5 and PD6 since it’s a new hub. I have to read labels on every package coming through the belt to see which PD they go to.. hence splitting them to different areas. Example a package comes in the label will read. PD3 door 304, I will send it to PD3 and whoever works at PD3 will load the package to door 304. I realize I’m over explaining but I hope you understand haha.
@@jameshernandez748
This actually helps a lot. Trynna make some extra money for a food truck of mine.
When loading them on the trucks, is it like a giant game of Tetris? Where you just stack and hope it doesn't fall.?
So is this position under package handler? If not, how did you get to be a splitter?@jameshernandez748
how do you sort those packages? its it by location and you put it in the right area?
I’m not sure if ups runs the same system but at fedex they usually have numbers telling you where it’s suppose go and which line it’s meant to be in. Sometimes they have scanners that’s tells you where
What’s the name for both
Is that all you do all day? Looks like a breeze
Does anyone know any manual operations is at ups ??
you still work there ?
Hi there I realize it’s been a year since last posting but my first day 3:50 am what shoes will work until I get boots
Splitting that belt! 😂 been at ups for 9 years
UPS is actually very chill compared to FedEx.
don't take this video as an accurate representation of ups lol it's never this chill at the one I work at
@@greysweater98 I noticed they do a lot of belittling especially if you're a woman. I remember a guy tried to press a security guard because she made him do a covid question screening. He made a big deal about how he already has a wife telling him what to do and he doesn't need another one. Fast forward he started going off and I had to check him and then the manager came out and he got fired for mouthing off at him.
@@greysweater98lol this video is the rich Ups warehouse lol. The ones in our city make us work harder than a mf 😂 when I saw unloading I was like hell nah that shit is faster than loading😂
@@BigBen1994 lol idk why I didn't see this when you posted it but yeah, being a woman working there was absolutely hell. I was in management for 2 of my 3+ years with the company and it never got better. My tipping point was that my "direct report" supervisor got mad and yelled at me in the middle of the sort for asking a question that he didn't have a good answer to during our pre sort meeting lmfao but I watched other supervisors repeatedly threaten to do a "70lb lift test" on day 2 of training for grown women they didn't want to train and then turn around and baby some super weak and/or lazy 19 yr old boys for weeks just because they went to school together or had common interests. Super biased, I got into management thinking I could make it better for the next girl but it truly just made me miserable. Only good thing that came out of working there was meeting my current boyfriend who treats me amazing.
@@strawberrysherbet96hey bro it’s hard to find a job in ups?
any ups package handler related videos I find are about truck loaders or sorters.
Am I the only one where we load packages into big metal cans that get driven to where they need the go? What is my position even called? Scanner?
You’re a package handler whether you’re unloading, sorting, smalls, loading trucks/trailers/planes etc. If you move boxes, that’s a package handler.
A lot of hubs only sort and load the brown trucks for delivery. The bigger hubs do that too but they also load semi trucks or airplanes that are then sent all over to smaller hubs for delivery
So are they pretty much just sorting out both big and small boxes then?
packages have different trailers they do to for different destinations.
Thanks 👍🏻, needed to see this before applying
So package handling is no longer getting in the back of the trailers and unloading to a conveyer belt? This looks alot easier compared to how it was in 1999.
This is sort, you're talking about unload which we still do.
@@bfclipz6549is the sort area same as being a package handler?
Similar to divert at Amazon delivery station. I can do this if I was put in this job position. What's the actual name for this position? I already stacked boxes on carts at Amazon station so if a box is too big/heavy, it's getting pushed across the floor. 🤣
Sorting
Whats their policy on headphones do they let us listen to music?
Music has a very 90s vibe to it
how is using the bathrooms at this job, I have to go more than a normal person but i am a very good worker
What task they do in their job?
Where is this ups parcel service warehouse in kitchener canada?
I start Monday for orientation!!! Wish me luck cause I HAVE to make this job work!!!
GL, I'm thinking of going to work there, can you tell me how it went?
Literally in the same boat!!!!
How was it?
How is it going? Did you quit?
You still up there, how's it going?
this man is chillin
Who made this video and why are you making it look so easy ?
Do you get 15min breaks between lunch?
Must be running this video in slow motion to fetch new workers onboard
You be throwing the packaging man! You’re probably the one who busted my cylinder fool
Shut up
No it was prolly me lol
If you want it done correctly you go do it😭
😂😂😂
He hardly even threw a thing….. you’d be disgusted if you seen what actually is happening to your packages….. this guy is treating them like royalty in comparison, all he did was flip ‘em over 😂
Llevo aplicando desde hace tiempo en ups para trabajar en Warehouse worker Handler para un part time y la compañía no me contrata
What’s the song name?
This don’t look bad I think I can handle this. Thank you for the video it was much needed . I start my first day today
How was it I start on Monday??? The 3:30am shift
She quit
@@jojolopez177 Lmfaooooo 🤣🤣🤣
@@Earz-vj6lo I got the 3:30am-10am shift I’m excited
@@ixel_4x you better be ready
what about all the ones who are working their arse off at the load end loading trucks, from those chutes that come down two stories and fill up with packages in two minutes?
This better than Amazon I’m happy that this is all I have to do at ups
I know I worked at amazon and it was hectic asf 😩
@@danxellelesha same😭😭
Amazon is not that bad. I worked for Amazon 2 years but I left after we got new management and we didn't get along
I literally just left Amazon, i left after 2 days, they work the stew out of you and the whole vibes there was just weird! Im now a Sorter for UPS and its much better for me!
@@FF-hv8kj yeah, it’s not that bad but at the same time I felt like my feet were going to fall tf off because I started out doing 11 hours straight away. The walk to the security took a good 3 mins of my time alone for my 10 minute breaks. Amazon be doing to much honestly especially the one I worked at, I worked there for 3 months with only one day off a week.
Stayed for the beat
Quick question do UPS provide gloves for safety/ protection or do you have to bring in your own gloves???? ( PPE?)
How do you know which package go where?
Labels, if you look carefully the sorters are flipping the boxes to find the side with tiny white label attached, with that they know where to sort them out
do you have to wear a mask?
How do one knows where each Package goes
Is this the sunrise shift ?
How is hiring process online is it legit bc its alot of scams out here
What is the schedule like
that looks exciting. I would be looking for another job after 10 minutes of doing that.
#package handlers
So thats why i got my new ps5 broken ok
Lol lol lol lol
It looks like a really good job! Do you like it? I'm thinking of applying for it too.
Yeah do you have Cleveland Ohio let me know
Disculpe se ocupa inglés para ese trabajo
I’m starting next Tuesday for the 3 AM shift ! Let’s get it, I worked warehouse jobs all my life. I hear it’s a good work out 😂 any advice for this first timer
Lmk how it goes !
Aye bro you quit stop the cap, I know you see this comment.
@@seaneditingHD actually they put a freeze on hiring, they will email to let me know when they are hiring 😂
@@rascal9o9 you ever get in? I worked there for 3+ years. Hated most of it because of the way I was treated but I liked the work! I'm thinking about going back just for seasonal help if I have the time this fall
They drug test.?
How you get ads on your channel and you only got 150 subs? And 1 video.
Bro how do you know what package goes where 💀
My first day at fedex is Monday and I also would like to know this 💀💀💀
Word Fr
@@oddynuff3628 how was it?
@@oddynuff3628 so how do they know where to place them?
@@gm9416 I’m a sorter and we read the labels on every package
Just realized how small my building is lol. We only have on pickoff person.
are they hiring part-time if I am only available on weekends?
Yeah I think they call those casual package handlers or sum
@@Lifeslikethis224is the position called package handler? Id like to apply too
@@stalebread9825 yes it is
Is that hard to do
Donde es
How u know to throw Left or right
Weight size I'm guessing ur in Detroit
@@whatifsongs1480i use to
Numbers on the tag..
Odd and even #’s
do u acc have to lift it or ust slide it lmao cuz this looks fun
Just got hired what should I be expecting?
How has it been?
forensic training and schooling sunrise as handlers hazards etching
nice music
Damn you only work for 1 and half minutes? Lucky
Sort is easy, but preloaders load 3 trucks everynight. I worked at UPS twice, but this time I'm going to FedEx.
I work at FedEx preload shift and load 7 trucks a day 😪
You was seasonal it starts at seasonal
Try loading 3 semi trucks in one shift 😂 preloaders have it easy in those brown trucks
Metro is the worse to be at I rather load trailers than load box trucks
Compared to my job on a assisted living place lifting and transferring people …this job is easy ..
Yes ups for life
What hub is this
This video is old and it is not the same anymore
Speed that belt up just a tad and add a lil more volume. Now that’s realistic flow on a normal day
In the Smart hubs, the robots sort them itself :)
Shi it’s my first day of orientation today so I’m really about to find out what UPS about
I come from Amazon & FedEx so let’s see
how is going?
@@danielcalderon7774 I quit on my first official day bro. Shit is not worth it.
To simplify, I got hired for 18.50 and then they said they will be bringing it down back to 16.50 after the promo is over or whatever.
I come to work on my first day and no one even acknowledged me or looked at me, they just sent me to a trailer.
I work on the trailer and I’m loading and its heavy ass shit, so many tires and all that. I didn’t mind…
But the supervisor came up to me and said it’s a short day go home.
Now I wouldn’t have got mad if had worked for more hours but this was literally 1 HOUR
1 HOUR
it took me 30 minutes to get over here ni
Anyways. Don’t waste your time, if you want shit pay, shit people, Cold ass facility because it’s open the whole time then you’re welcome to clock in.
That’s my 50 cents
@@seaneditingHDwhy did you leave fed ex and Amazon?
@@josegarza7719 Amazon was chill but too repetitive, good pay good hours, but no life. I left because I couldn’t see the sun 🌞 but it’s great to stack up some money! FedEx is a very ass-kissing job favoritism job, you gotta be cool with management and it’s more close knit 🧶 so if you just mind your own business and do your job you’ll be good but management is always watching you. It’s a lot to explain, you’ll have to actually work there and you’ll form an opinion but this is mine. My bad I had to think of this really fast lol.
@@seaneditingHDso where do you work at now?
what would this be called the sort
I'm starting tomorrow
I just got hired part time any recommendations?
How much do you get paid to be a package handler?
@@detpistons4l401 depends on the state .. I start Monday for orientation ..at $22hr in jersey
As far as recommendations…. Don’t expect your job to look like this video! Part time new hires usually start loading package cars or semi’s, it is very intense and hard work. You have to earn seniority for sorting or anything else that’s easier like this
@@detpistons4l401 I’m making $26/hr in Oregon.
@@macwhite7257 damn that sucks loading them trucks looks like it’s hard but thts good pay
@@detpistons4l401 great pay, AND great benefits. All for a part time workout of a job, I highly recommend it to everybody I can lol
Dang those belts are like molasses
Same at the one I work at lol. These facilities have been around.
how much do they pay hourly roughly?
22/hr with a bonus weekly full time.
I start today I hope everything goes well.
How’d it go? I’m thinking about applying
@@Zzzsleepzzz
Good its alot of work just a heads up you're on your feet all day and gonna have to lift alot of weight. You have to be fast and productive
@@AuzzAustindo i have to do other things like print out labels or use the pallets jacks? Or scan or clean?
This looks easy
Never show a high vol pick off during peak🤫
Hey bro is that all you do? I got the job starting next week and wondering is its easy because i just had surgery n i dont wanna be doing too much
Have a better mindset dude. Don't expect the work to be light and easy.
What type of surgery did you had?
@@vag4lvevo22 he had an internal hemorrhoid removed
@@firesombrero7935 he gave that to your mom, that’s tough homie good luck with her
@@firesombrero7935 damn I feel you bro , I had a fissure tho
That's unloading not loading 😒
Okay I like that
Good stand, all day , 8 to 12 hours.
nice moves
Lollapalooza music concert in Chicago beware...
Is this what so many people on you tube say they are "a package handler"? BBBWWWAAAHHHHH You have the easiest job in the whole UPS system. You don't pick up any of that weight, or carry it into a truck to load while the belt is at WARP 8. That is easy, if anyone quits a job like this they don't deserve a job.
Yo voy a empezar el próximo mes y me emociona mucho ya que no es un trabajo pesado y el pago es muy bueno $21/h así trabajes 5 horas al día terminas bien la semana estoy muy emocionada y tiene muchos beneficios médicos de estudios vacaciones etc y tengo tiempo suficiente para mantener mi hogar y mi familia
employee of the month.shhhh
man and here i was thinkin the amazon warehouse i work at is a miserable place. that shit look like a fun magical happy land compared to this ups joint 😂 fuck
ong im back at the zon and its godsend compared
Very very very poor service. I have paid two times. One month delay, paid double. Very very very poor service in Italy.
do they drug test?
Not where I’m at. Unless they have reason to believe you’re high on the job, or want to fire you.
@@macwhite7257 thanks
Se nesesita ingles
…..And it’s like this all day long??
Do any females work there? I'd feel out of place if I were the only girl.
Work yours ass till u be a supervisor. So u don't gotta be around with guys. And yessss there are females work there.
If that's a day in the life then I don't know what the fuck I'm doing there
That looks easy fr😂
Lol, don’t let this video deceive you. Most people are loading packages into trucks, this guy has a seniority spot sorting on what looks like a slower day. It’s also very different city to city
@@macwhite7257 loading trucks is fun😢
@@jimmyxo17 sure it can be, depends on your situation
@@jimmyxo17 trust me its not fun
doing goodstanding looking for an employee......
Rte 8 and 32th street