KeHE Distributors Order Fulfillment Specialist Job Overview
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- Thank you for your interest in one of our most crucial roles at KeHE, the Order Fulfillment Specialist, also referred to as an Order Selector.
Order Fulfillment Specialists are are vital part of our business helping KeHE deliver food to grocery stories throughout the United States. Our Order Fulfillment Specialist operate electric pallet jacks to pick and process orders. In this video, you'll see what a day in the life of our order selectors could look like.
Sound like a fit for you? Visit KeHE.com/careers to learn more and apply.
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Easy job, love it and been there for a 2 years. Love to race others on picking
They drug test?
@@pgFrancisco thc friendly
How much u earn a week?
@Justin Z for me is 19.25
@Justin Z u get incentive but its hard asf to get
scanners have their pros and cons just like vocollect. i prefer vocollect (as long as the equipment is properly taken care of) because it cuts out the needless motion & wait time of lifting your arm to scan something, but as long as they factor that in to your time then it seems like an overall great place to work.
Why would you label em then pick ‘em from the pick bay that’s doing the most, too much bending
KeHE is a fun place to work at, I was with with kehe for 6 years at dc33 as an warehouse ops trainer.
What about freezer. It said -22 to 0
Would love a Utah warehouse. Many grocery stores in Utah
Let's try this again
Buddy better keep his feet back. I've seen someone crush and break all their toes by riding it that way. 😮
I hope to be part of your team soon
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I've been applying with no response . I'm not sure if using indeed to apply is the problem.
I barely got a reply back 8 days after I sent an application on Indeed
Send them an email. They withdrew my application saying that they chose other applicants. I emailed them back to let them know that they’re missing out on a hard worker with a great work ethic. They responded saying that they thought I was located out of state but they fixed it and told me that they wanted to interview me. Long story short, they gave me the job and I start on Tuesday, May 30th. I can’t wait to start this job because I miss working in a warehouse… it never hurts to reach out to them.
@@joshuatamaalemalo1223how is it bro?🎉
@@_eddie710 its that bad a month later and still no response..... either he doesn't work there anymore or he works there all the time and never gets to go on TH-cam anymore, warehouse life
Y'all better leave me alone, don't be coming up to me everyday trying to talk to me about the job I'm not there to talk. Glad to see they don't use the headset thingy, having to talk to that thing all day make me mad af n my throat dry.
Tell me why America didn't want to use RT scanners to do the orders I know this would be a great fit for me
What's RT scanner's
@@uigogeta9441 they can vary in form but they all scan a barcode to input it into a inventory system Or to keep track of product. That’s probably the basis of it but it has a whole bunch of modes depending on the company n how they use it .
They should be wearing gloves, especially when wrapping pallets. The shrink wrap roll can totally cut your hand deep!
I never wore gloves when wrapping pallets. Sometimes you just have to man up.
@@Dr.White_PHD I'd rather wrap smart than "Man Up"
@@lunatikksasylumpodcast1998 some people feel pain from cardboard. Not me. Paper cuts are about as painful as a fly landing on my wrist. ✌️
@@Dr.White_PHD It's a papercut until the damned thing cuts through your bone and you don't have a wrist anymore. You're about as smart as a box of rocks there guy.
@@lunatikksasylumpodcast1998 show me one proven case where cardboard cut off someone’s wrist. I worked in a warehouse for 10 years wrapping pallets without gloves. I’m a drummer and pianist. Never once did it hinder my skills. Some people just have paper thin skin. And that’s ok. But not me. Glove up son. Maybe attach some tassels to your gloves.
Applied to the chino one. Waiting on a interview. Finally after a month they got back to me .
It seem chill asf but these start time hours ass y’all got no time for anything after working here
Do they let you have your phone
@@mrforeignwhipcrasher8468 deadass bro. It was cool but I moved on
@@daddysanchez-rico5805 yea just don’t be on it all the time but it’s busy work anyways
Applied no call back
They don’t really call ., you gotta stop by them I noticed
They all look faded asf lol
Nah fr 😂
Shame on you robbing drivers for dystopian policies.
I feel there is a disconnect between working in hot conditions while also trying to be a warehouse for fresh foodstuffs. The obvious problem being, products would go bad faster in hotter enviorments without good AC for the products in your warehouse. By insisting in working is hot conditions you also insist on losing product unnecessarily, and probably employees as well. This comes off as antithetical to the buisness.
Sounds like someone couldn’t handle the heat
They have different temperature zones for each type of food products for example the cooler is kept at about 35 degrees and has all the meats,dairy,produce,juices, the freezer is about -10 and has all the frozen stuff and the dry has any thing that wont go bad in the heat
@@julianjauregui2938 what’s good homie ? How you been ? What you been up too these days ? I’m back to selection ( single pallet produce ) where I started 6 years ago in the warehouse game ., I’m an OG with knowing my tie patterns and how to puzzle them on point
@@yodambomb4974 wassup bro ive been alright and im still selecting im at a kroger warehouse right now only part time. I got tired of working all those hours so im just doing 3 days but with incentive its still a decent check. Get more time to focus on other things in my life instead of working 6 days a week
@@julianjauregui2938tolleson az ??
I love it here been here since Nov 2022
U mean 2021?
@@albertoviscencio7425 he's a time traveler
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