I watched alot of your videos so i knew what i was getting into and man did it help. I already knew how to handle the headset before i put it on. We have a 240 case per hour standard and i was pulling 70% before lunch on my first day without a trainer while my fellow trainees pulled 30s and 40s. Preciate you doing what you do.
I’m in perishable & having trouble with dry produce,but good in meat & im ok in dairy,but I feel once I master the stacking technique & know the locations better I’ll be good to go!
I’ve watched countless videos of selectors placing a “7 block” item, such s as the apples, in the the center of the pallet.. and I never understood why.. Knowledge unlocked!! Thank you 🙏🏽
Good video tim, if I can suggest anything. Newer selectors should study the blocks. Send the time to look at the pallet, count the layer. Numerous times I see guys making their own layer and also be quick at math if you want to do your own block. If you need 45 waffle and they are 20 blocked how do you build it?
Good stuff cool video good info I'm enjoying the series keep em coming would love to see all commands and how that works for adding store info to potatoes
Cheers for the advice brother, I’m on my 7th week now and been feeling pretty down on my self because yeah my stacking has been quite horrible still learning and this video really boosted my confidence and energy for the day(:
For the trout boxes, do you like the settup they have, or would you rather see them together? I'm doing training now (first week yet) and today I built one similar to how the trout cases are shown, and filled in the middle with one that fit well and squared it nicely. Our training warehouse simulation only has like 5 different types of cases and sometimes you grab a big cereal, then random stuff for a few isles, but then the same exact cereal comes up at the worst time from earlier and it sucks because you know u wanted that with the other one. (our trainers said we'd never rehit the same isles) so this wouldn't happen in a real setting, but practicing like that kind of makes it feel more awkward seeing a whole pallet mixed with 5 types of cases mixed from bottom to top)
I make bad Recordings but lately I've been making bad blocks. Week two. I'm trash right now. Yep that diagram was me tonight. Help me Tim Reviews. That's what I call you Tim Reviews.
I started at Sysco not too long ago and honestly that job really isn't that hard, but the damn stacking is getting to me so bad. Stuff keeps falling over and can't get past 50%. Will they fire me after 90 days if I can't hit 100%?
I don't know about your warehouse but we have a rule clean as you go and a lot of people where I am don't. It took me forever to clean my assigned aisle. damaged cases and produce everywhere. They all want to race and bet who can get the highest and it ticks me off because they are pulling 150-175% zooming past others and it's not safe
Removing the Pallet from the pick slot when you take the last case is a thing where I worked. How many times do you think them guys you are talking about actually pulled their Pallet? Lol None. But since they were doing %180s The Sups Never said a word to them..
What do u mean when u say tie them in? Sorry I'm new to the channel and to the concept of stacking but I do know about using the circumference of pallet
Your videos have jumped me from 50% to 80% to 130% in a matter of 20 days
That great to hear! Thank you for taking time to comment
Hell yeah, I started watching this few weeks before I start at US Foods very informative
Hell yeah, I started watching this few weeks before I start at US Foods very informative
I watched alot of your videos so i knew what i was getting into and man did it help. I already knew how to handle the headset before i put it on. We have a 240 case per hour standard and i was pulling 70% before lunch on my first day without a trainer while my fellow trainees pulled 30s and 40s. Preciate you doing what you do.
Appreciate the comment! Love hearing this
Your videos took me from 75% to 105% average overnight. Thank you so much!!
Love hearing this! Glad to help
Always put the bigger boxes in the 4 corners
I’m in perishable & having trouble with dry produce,but good in meat & im ok in dairy,but I feel once I master the stacking technique & know the locations better I’ll be good to go!
I'm on my first week by myself and this helped so much. Honestly all 9f your videos are extremely helpful to me. Thank you!!
That's good to hear! Thank you
Thanks for all the hard work and dedication for all of us my guy, 🙏
I’ve watched countless videos of selectors placing a “7 block” item, such s as the apples, in the the center of the pallet.. and I never understood why..
Knowledge unlocked!! Thank you 🙏🏽
I don't understand a lot of things selectors do. They make it so hard on themselves
Ay that’s dope you used the picture I sent in the discord as in a example 💯. Also this video made the 10tide way easier to understand
Good video tim, if I can suggest anything. Newer selectors should study the blocks. Send the time to look at the pallet, count the layer. Numerous times I see guys making their own layer and also be quick at math if you want to do your own block. If you need 45 waffle and they are 20 blocked how do you build it?
Great video!
Thank you!
Thanks great video.
Good stuff cool video good info I'm enjoying the series keep em coming would love to see all commands and how that works for adding store info to potatoes
Thanks
I always put the light ones in the middle and heavy ones in the corner
Perfect
t totally agree. I got some pics of one of my produce orders I'm posting on discord
Thanks for this video!
Cheers for the advice brother, I’m on my 7th week now and been feeling pretty down on my self because yeah my stacking has been quite horrible still learning and this video really boosted my confidence and energy for the day(:
Happy to help! Join Discord and have 100s more helping you out
Plus you can post your work and I'll help more
@@TheWarehouseSeries Sounds good brother I’ll definitely join up that’s for sure appreciate it💯
Can you do more vids on different types of block especially for the can goods
Definitely, may take a few weeks to get together
For the trout boxes, do you like the settup they have, or would you rather see them together? I'm doing training now (first week yet) and today I built one similar to how the trout cases are shown, and filled in the middle with one that fit well and squared it nicely. Our training warehouse simulation only has like 5 different types of cases and sometimes you grab a big cereal, then random stuff for a few isles, but then the same exact cereal comes up at the worst time from earlier and it sucks because you know u wanted that with the other one. (our trainers said we'd never rehit the same isles) so this wouldn't happen in a real setting, but practicing like that kind of makes it feel more awkward seeing a whole pallet mixed with 5 types of cases mixed from bottom to top)
I don't recall the video, I would have to look again. If you're new I would join Discord, lots of help over there as well
Great video
Thanks
It makes sense T-View.
I make bad Recordings but lately I've been making bad blocks. Week two. I'm trash right now. Yep that diagram was me tonight. Help me Tim Reviews. That's what I call you Tim Reviews.
Lol, send me pics of your work on Discord
By keeping like cases together do you mean like cases on top of eachother or like cases next to eachother?
Actually both. My first option would be side by side , 2nd option is on top of each other
Im kinda slow what do you mean with a 5 like the last number digit or the number for the box i be skiping my breaks and stll get a low score
Im not 100% sure what you are asking?
I started at Sysco not too long ago and honestly that job really isn't that hard, but the damn stacking is getting to me so bad. Stuff keeps falling over and can't get past 50%.
Will they fire me after 90 days if I can't hit 100%?
I'm not at Sysco but on Discord we have a lot of people who work there
I don't know about your warehouse but we have a rule clean as you go and a lot of people where I am don't. It took me forever to clean my assigned aisle. damaged cases and produce everywhere. They all want to race and bet who can get the highest and it ticks me off because they are pulling 150-175% zooming past others and it's not safe
We have separate jobs for cleaning
Removing the Pallet from the pick slot when you take the last case is a thing where I worked. How many times do you think them guys you are talking about actually pulled their Pallet? Lol None. But since they were doing %180s The Sups Never said a word to them..
I really really need help with my blocks if you people ever see my blocks OMG but im doing better everyday it will get better one day
It takes time, you will get it.
What do u mean when u say tie them in? Sorry I'm new to the channel and to the concept of stacking but I do know about using the circumference of pallet
Are you on Discord? I can't post pics in comments here. On Discord you can message me and I can go further into detail
I'm actually going to do a video on this.
@@TheWarehouseSeries ok thanks and no I don't have your discord
@@bountyhuntas no worries, I will get this video together hopefully for next week
@@TheWarehouseSeries all good no rush its actually me and my brothers 1st day by our selves and so far so good....
What if the item in poly or plastic in stacking on how to be solid without leaning
I always put them on the inside with boxes on all 4 corners if possible
Can you show all the blocks
I can definitely work on something