Once you load for a couple weeks, youll begin to recognize the same shapes of boxes and just automatically know where to scan the barcode and where to stack it. But in general, place large/heavy boxes at the base of your wall. Mid-size boxes go on top of them and then quicklyly scan and place your smalls on the side of your wall. They matter less so do 3-4 of them at a time. What you want to focus on is your large/heavy boxes that come down your shoot. Plus, always try to make a flush layer of boxes so you can stack another flush layer of boxes on top of that layer. I hope this all makes sense. Just focus and move as fast as possible! You got this!
What ups is this. I've literally never seen such a slow flow. Within like 5 seconds I get burried in boxes falling on the floor. Then I have to dig my way out to break jams and dig my way back in. Also why you not scanning every box my guy. Wherever this is, I need to go there. If you're seeing this video thinking you wanna work here, don't be fooled. It is never this easy it's a thousand times worse.
This doesn't even do justice to it. Imagine two loaders in one truck scanning and loading every package as fast as they can go and not even come close to keeping up. I'm all for working hard, but work in America is designed to be as hard and miserable as possible to crush the workers.
Don’t be deceived by this video. Those boxes come fast, and you will have nightmares about belt jams because you’re not going fast enough, and the carpet rolls….oh my Jeezus. Loading is One of the most strenuous jobs in the world.
Wow. This is a nice truck to load in. You do not have to scan the boxes, conveyor belt is waist level, and a nice slow flow and you do not have to break jams in the chute. This is heaven. I wished I worked there. I have to load 53 footers, scan the packages, break jams in the chute and handle a quick flow of boxes and irregs for hours in a heavy flow truck and do multiple 53 footers on a part time shift. I am in the wrong hub!!!. lol. It is much easier spacing your wall just a little, throwing small packages and bags behind your walls and on top and loading from right to left or left to right wall to wall and keeping boxes flushed. You are blessed to have a truck like this to load in. I am definitely the unlucky one.
the fact that people are saying its much much harder than this , and this is a slow day....is crazy, because this video itself looks like some hard damn work, lifting boxes non stop like this and putting them in spots for 4-5 hours...that is hard as fuck
The one I did, we had to pick them up off the floor. Loaded with 2 people and it was endless boxes. We were both hustling fast. I lasted about an hour and left the job. Very miserable. The handle with care label, why do they bother having those?
Bro I wrk at the Jefferson St Hub in Chicago and we have to brake jams, run rollers, scan and load by ourselves 😢😢 that shit is difficult and I been there 2yrs 💪 you make shit look easy frfr because I'm sure your management gives you helpers because I hear someone scanning frfr
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I never had a flow that slow - we were always buried
Once you load for a couple weeks, youll begin to recognize the same shapes of boxes and just automatically know where to scan the barcode and where to stack it. But in general, place large/heavy boxes at the base of your wall. Mid-size boxes go on top of them and then quicklyly scan and place your smalls on the side of your wall. They matter less so do 3-4 of them at a time. What you want to focus on is your large/heavy boxes that come down your shoot. Plus, always try to make a flush layer of boxes so you can stack another flush layer of boxes on top of that layer. I hope this all makes sense. Just focus and move as fast as possible! You got this!
What ups is this. I've literally never seen such a slow flow. Within like 5 seconds I get burried in boxes falling on the floor. Then I have to dig my way out to break jams and dig my way back in. Also why you not scanning every box my guy. Wherever this is, I need to go there. If you're seeing this video thinking you wanna work here, don't be fooled. It is never this easy it's a thousand times worse.
Lmao if it was really this easy
This load looks good, y’all make it sound like he’s cheating all becuz he had someone help him scan. Its called working smarter not harder.
Oh god don’t let the unloaders see this
This doesn't even do justice to it. Imagine two loaders in one truck scanning and loading every package as fast as they can go and not even come close to keeping up. I'm all for working hard, but work in America is designed to be as hard and miserable as possible to crush the workers.
Go left to right, make it flush, pack smalls behind walls, dont start a 2nd wall w/o filling your 1st wall, save those eregs for the end.
Load quality is terrible lol
Don’t be deceived by this video. Those boxes come fast, and you will have nightmares about belt jams because you’re not going fast enough, and the carpet rolls….oh my Jeezus. Loading is One of the most strenuous jobs in the world.
I did this shit at Amazon and boy was that slavery
This shit is hard especially when loading heavy boxes all day
i work at a smark hub atlanta. all pakacge are automated scanned. we no longer scan individual package.
Wow. This is a nice truck to load in. You do not have to scan the boxes, conveyor belt is waist level, and a nice slow flow and you do not have to break jams in the chute. This is heaven. I wished I worked there. I have to load 53 footers, scan the packages, break jams in the chute and handle a quick flow of boxes and irregs for hours in a heavy flow truck and do multiple 53 footers on a part time shift. I am in the wrong hub!!!. lol. It is much easier spacing your wall just a little, throwing small packages and bags behind your walls and on top and loading from right to left or left to right wall to wall and keeping boxes flushed. You are blessed to have a truck like this to load in. I am definitely the unlucky one.
the fact that people are saying its much much harder than this , and this is a slow day....is crazy, because this video itself looks like some hard damn work, lifting boxes non stop like this and putting them in spots for 4-5 hours...that is hard as fuck
The one I did, we had to pick them up off the floor. Loaded with 2 people and it was endless boxes. We were both hustling fast. I lasted about an hour and left the job. Very miserable. The handle with care label, why do they bother having those?
Which hub is this? Workload looks moderate and not too overwhelming.
Wondering why all product gets damaged just stacked freely and not palletized on pallets
Left to right my g damn
Bro I wrk at the Jefferson St Hub in Chicago and we have to brake jams, run rollers, scan and load by ourselves 😢😢 that shit is difficult and I been there 2yrs 💪 you make shit look easy frfr because I'm sure your management gives you helpers because I hear someone scanning frfr