I worked with this guy for one day. He is an absolute beast. He was stacking the hand trucks faster than I could run them off of the ramp. He has excellent technique as well. Getting all the boxes off quickly is an art. If you stack them poorly, they fall off. Sometimes it's faster to use the ramp than the pallet jack. Every stop has a specific way to get the job done quickly without damaging anything. It's also very hard to scan and stack at the same time without losing track of the packages. Dealing with the customers professionally is another art that's difficult to master, especially when the trailer is loaded poorly and you're exhausted. I lasted two weeks before I threw in the towel. All the guys I met at the yard were great. I enjoyed working with them. They have a positive attitude and will tell you what you need to do to improve. The job can be tremendously rewarding when the weather is good, and the trailer is loaded properly. If they gave me an option to work 4 days a week, I probably would have stayed longer. 6 days is too much IMO.
Appreciate the kind words my guy. Hope all is well with you & your family. Keep it positive as always, I’m glad I was able to show you the ropes before venturing out. Wish you nothing but the best , keep trucking.
Wow kinda hard to believe that this guy first day. He moves like his done this before. I’m on my second week. And I’m still looking on the side of the ramp coming down extra careful because my dolly still caches the side of the ramp. And this guy is running down on the ramp on his first day.
Everyone is different don’t get discourage. If he can do it, you can as well. Took my time training this guy and he became successful in his way. Don’t give up, if this is something your interested in just do the best you can
@@Denniscoote nah bro I’m in Atlanta too b otr for 6 months. US Foods only want 6 months experience. Sysco say a year but if they need drivers they’ll take folks fresh outta cdl school. So just apply if it’s what you want to do. I have a interview at Sysco next week
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I worked with this guy for one day. He is an absolute beast. He was stacking the hand trucks faster than I could run them off of the ramp. He has excellent technique as well. Getting all the boxes off quickly is an art. If you stack them poorly, they fall off. Sometimes it's faster to use the ramp than the pallet jack. Every stop has a specific way to get the job done quickly without damaging anything. It's also very hard to scan and stack at the same time without losing track of the packages.
Dealing with the customers professionally is another art that's difficult to master, especially when the trailer is loaded poorly and you're exhausted.
I lasted two weeks before I threw in the towel. All the guys I met at the yard were great. I enjoyed working with them. They have a positive attitude and will tell you what you need to do to improve. The job can be tremendously rewarding when the weather is good, and the trailer is loaded properly. If they gave me an option to work 4 days a week, I probably would have stayed longer. 6 days is too much IMO.
Appreciate the kind words my guy. Hope all is well with you & your family. Keep it positive as always, I’m glad I was able to show you the ropes before venturing out. Wish you nothing but the best , keep trucking.
Wow kinda hard to believe that this guy first day. He moves like his done this before. I’m on my second week. And I’m still looking on the side of the ramp coming down extra careful because my dolly still caches the side of the ramp. And this guy is running down on the ramp on his first day.
Everyone is different don’t get discourage. If he can do it, you can as well. Took my time training this guy and he became successful in his way. Don’t give up, if this is something your interested in just do the best you can
Good training I’ll wise!! Watching your videos since day 1 PFG southern cali in the house……. 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻
California in the house!!! That’s Major appreciate the support, I’m glad I can be of help. Be safe out there family ✌️💯
Load up dollys all stickers facing out then scan fastest way my opinion..
There’s so many different ways but, we all do it that way from time to time.
Factz … blessings bro
Tell him just to keep at his own pace he get faster when he out there on his own much love over here
Already.. Brooklyn what it do family!!!!!! Appreciate you for checking in hope your journey is going good🙏
Gotta give it to you! Your a good trainer. I think dude going to be alright 💯
He learned from the best.
Good Luck
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Good job kev
He’s going to be fine
Get that money Mane✊🏾💯
Blessings 🙏
My back hurts just watching
I feel your pain
I’m otr rn can’t wait once I get to food service lmao
Good luck!! What area are you in ?
@@illwise3664 Atlanta. Every food service company wants 1 year experience even Pepsi
@@Denniscoote Still Apply, don’t give up just yet
@@Denniscoote nah bro I’m in Atlanta too b otr for 6 months. US Foods only want 6 months experience. Sysco say a year but if they need drivers they’ll take folks fresh outta cdl school. So just apply if it’s what you want to do. I have a interview at Sysco next week
How’s your journey going ? @keithhowell4047
Talk like a banger, act like a banger...banger.
First couple of months are the worst. After that it gets easy and routine. Still wouldn't recommend doing it beyond 2 years though.
A week ago this was his first day click the link to check it out!!
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