I didn’t even last 3 months as a selector. I definitely had my own moments with the gadget. I’ve gone back to working in LTL freight. Going to be going into driving this summer
@@giavanna9394 if its your first time will be a little challenging its a physical job and fast paced and stacking wise but overall its decent time flys by
No stress no pressure no supervisor bothering you im always with my Bluetooth speaker enjoying myself always best job ever seen God bless each single people working in that warehouse👑🙏🏾
You can’t treat this job like any other job, it has to be treated like a full time lifestyle. The money is great if you work for it and treat it like a workout. Take care of your joints and recover good.
I'm an order selector for a union shop and it's one of the best paying jobs I've ever had in my life. I can make more than with my last full time job in a day. On top of bonuses, incentive pay, holiday pay, discounts and employee raffles. Quick tip for new employees: Interlock your pallet's boxes to ensure that your pallet is strong and sturdy, park your power worker near the spot your selecting from to be quicker, and when you select a box be sure of where you're going to put it at, set it down and keep it moving. The more time you take making adjustments, the more time it eats up towards your incentive and slows you down. When in doubt, wrap your pallet! It takes more time to pick up fallen cases than to wrap it. So just do so when you get a chance as you go (although with more experience you'll be able to build a pallet that can stand on it's own before being wrapped). Good luck!
@@sonderevokingbuns That's if you're pushing yourself to go fast. Most of the time you're only selecting for a day or 2 at most and the rest you can be forking, etc. that's not so taxing. Sure you won't be rich but it's better than most of what's out there for entry level work without comparing it to the trades or other types of jobs where you need a relatable education and experience as a prerequisite. Edit: This is how it is usually in our union shop.
@@Andy-im3kj every warehouse I've been at you're picking 15 years until you have the seniority to bid a forklift position. It takes just as long in a warehouse to be proficient at everything as it does a trade and a trade will get you paid way more money and not kill your body And when the cases per hour is 230 you don't really have a choice in going slow
I remember doing this job. Definitely tough job. I liked riding the machines though them Honda's was fast when fully charged. But tough work very tough. Respect for what they do
keep going my man..and dont stop til ur reach the top.... both with the pallets and life....youll be alright.....hustle hard..thanksfor the vid though...im starting tomoorow and im nervous but the vid definitely helps... im a madman at anuy job i do just ...fast..and i decided to give this a go and seee where it takes me if i just work AF and get at this
@@helloimclaudio 4 days off in a row and you can bring home that dcent pay. people crying like its slavery. LOL i worked everyday for years in retail, and restaurant work and warehouses people just like to be lazy
THAT WRAP WENT OVER LIKE 500X'S MY G 🙆🏾♂️😂😏💯 THIS WORK REALLY GETS YOU TIRED AF BEEN DOING THIS TYPE OF WORK IN WAREHOUSE'S SINCE I FIRST TURNED 18 I FEEL THIS HOMIE 💪🤜💯🤛
I don't recommend getting off machine while its still moving. He could be discipline from management because its a major safety issue for himself and others
Don’t listen to black lotus if you wait for that damn Jack to stop for every stop ur not gonna hit your percentages and coasting is taught to us by our trainers
Watching this because I got assigned to this position (today was my orientation) and wasn’t sure what I’d be doing. They never went into detail lol Thanks for this video.
@Eric Cruz it's a base rate. I think they cap at 25 or 26 an hour. They schedule you for 5 days, and you have to get a certain amount of minutes for the day. To me, c&s is more relaxed, and you get a break. At mb, you get 3 20 min breaks that aren't clock out breaks. So if you're behind on your minutes, you have to work through your break to hit production. There is no incentive pay. Pallets are easier to build tho but the size of the plastic pallets are half the size of what you're used to. I liked c&s better. More potential to make more money.
The way you went from wrapping the first pallet directly to the second pallet was absolutely incredible! I'm definitely adding that to my arsenal of moves!
That saves you countless amounts of steps buddy ! Please do so ! I insist because I hate seeing people stack front board to back .;; it’s so much fucking more slow I cannot stand it !
@@yodambomb4974 im a order selector in a freezer, I like how you did that too. Ima try that tomorrow at work. You was quick so and didn't see how you cut it once you stopped going under?
Same here bro, one of the worst jobs I’ve ever had lol. I like watching these vids cause it makes me feel so thankful for where I am todays and motivates me so I never will have to go back and work jobs like this. (Not hating anyone who is good at this job and likes it, more power to ya).
good job on the horn Beeep Beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep!!! It becomes second nature as if you cant go without beeping. I use to do a 4 beep especially around corners 😂
Just started a few weeks ago as an order selector for HEB. Pays fantastic but the work is hectic especially since it’s a fast paced environment. Not doing too bad though
Whats yalls pay at heb? And do yall do double pallets? Where im at we do single pallets and i average anywhere between 150 to 170 cases per hour. Most i picked was a little over 2k cases in about an 11 hour shift give or take.
@@michaelsingnhoth6199 i got a new job so I’m no longer working for HEB. The pay was $18 starting off if you work in RDC (refrigerated warehouse), and 19 if you worked freezer. If you keep your numbers up and over 100% you earn incentives. And yes we did double pallets and single pallets, mostly double pallets
@@lc2724 I’m a freezer guy bruh it’s living hell but our team is amazing and the guys there are really cool I’m still a trainee so idk how long I’ll last but it’s def not a job you keep for long if you value your health
I remember the warehouse i was working had me on training lables....shit sucks but i made to running 110-115 a week. Just takes time and tuning mfs out . Finding that zone.
I respect every DAMN selector out there! 💯🔥🔥🔥It can be hard sometimes but working with cool ppl and fast selectors can be fun and competitive! I have 8 years worked for Walmart Distribution and Publix Distribution
Just left my warehouse job in June this year. Was doing it for 3 and half years till then. It was stressing me out for real but I'm not gonna lie, I do miss it.
I work for US Foods..and im a delivery driver...kinda nice to see how u guys come about stacking things onto the pallets...crazy.....had no idea it was something like in the video
Yeah specially having multiple stops on 1 pallet so u just can't put it anywhere it has to be up front if it's one of the first stops...sometimes things don't match up to make a level section so that's the most difficult thing!!
This is a simple route with 1 costumer on 2 pallets on a Covid overtime day with nobody in the warehouse, Miguel is a savage selector, I want to see him pick a real order lapping people. Mostly so I can watch the lazy sacks in the background that are about to get fired
I work for US foods too as a selector, I just started last week and it's definitely a fast paced job. Learning how many stops per pallet and the zones of the pallet is the most important thing to learn to keep up with the percentages they want you to hit.
@@darrenvogel8096 we appreciate all the order selectors but there is one or more lazy or "IDGAF" type of dude that we noticed...for example, when it comes to "eaches" they randonly shove it in the middle of the board or throw it on another board which it doesnt belong to...talk about frustration
My only problem with this job is the pace/ percentage needed to keep the job. Maintaining a 90% when you get absolutely swamped by big ordered back to back is seriously taxing. I feel like if they simply added 10 minutes to most of the bigger orders, the stress would go down for everyone involved Legit in my first 4 months working I’ve heard so many “vets” complain about the standard just cause it’s almost no room for mistakes. You can’t adjust anything on your pallet or god forbid you’re in a crowded isle, cause then you’re loosing percentages by the second.
A friend of mine is trying to get me into a selector job. I wasn't sure what all was entailed with that but I've got a little more understanding now with this video. Looks like there's a lot of stuff you've got to keep track of.
Order selection on a Cherry/Order Picker is 1000% better than floor level pallet picking. Way less strain; on your back especially. No running around hopping on and off the machine. You just need not be scared of heights.
Big ups to you too dog your picking on a double jack im sure your selecting two stops with the double jack great to see I know it’s not easy especially multiple stops getting up and down off your ride
Triple jack, that's what I operate at my warehouse, running three orders at once can be a little overwhelming at times, my warehouse gives 55 minute goal times for a triple pallet order so you're running 100mph all day
@@darrenvogel8096 work you into the ground for a wage that you can’t even invest effectively enough to take yourself out of doing that? Is this all life is?
@@23evulp8 I get paid overtime daily after 8 hours and they started me at $26 an hour our top scale is $32 an hour I'm bringing in about $7,000 a month that's pretty good money, but I get what you're saying though they do work you into the ground forsure
@@darrenvogel8096 I've been doing it for almost 6 years now and the money isn't bad sure it messes up your body but I've learned that if you keep yourself hydrated, have good hand eye coordination and squat more than bend over that you will last 10x longer also I've had to deal with a messier warehouse and we had to climb over pallets and such.
Whoever He is Working for they Need to Give him a RAISE $$$$ This Man Work his Butt Off And Efficient and Fast And Clean and Safely Good Job He Operates like a PROFESSIONAL
Update: I was pulled out of the freezer about a month ago because I developed a mild case of frostbite. Apparently I am highly susceptible to the cold 😂. I’m now working in a non-refrigerated warehouse for my company(Publix) lol. I still wish everyone in freezer gang the best of luck!
I don’t care if you can’t build but as long as you could handle the hard work as a order selector and keep the standard of your company’s minimum requirement of accuracy and speed. Building is a plus and you won’t break your back.
One more thing you wanna know the benefit of being a order selector ? Do you see any supervisors bothering you over his shoulder? Best benefit as well 😂
@@zherardpet8957 yep..yeah it’s nice that their not right there but they definitely watch. Had a place that was so bad at that shit. They micro managed everything you did. Picking can be fun but some places absolutely suck because of the managers.
I work for Kroger and I can sell you that our baseline is close to 300 cases an hour in most departments. The order this guy is on is an order selector's wet dream in my warehouse 🤣. Try 1200 cases of yogurt between three pallets. So much fun.
@@CreationuL I wish. Times are super tight where I work. They give you triple pallet multi-store orders where I work so you get screwed out of the travel time.
Thanks man its all good its the internet lol ain't gonna stop me from getting my money been at it 10 yrs so when people say am slow or suck I just be like no I don't or else I wouldn't be still doing it seen thousands of guys come and go
My first job ever was order selecting at Cost Plus World Market. Hated that shit with a passion , literally had everything from chocolates to big ass furniture couches in boxes. Hats off to anyone who chooses this as a career. Told myself I would never do it again lol. Shit ain’t easy
@@HumbleHustles ya some oldies still do roofing. Roofing is tough, especially when you got a small team. Me and my brother would roof alone cuz he’s got a business, and I would be running on the roof making sure I’m feeding him. Constantly bending down on a sloped surface. Roofing is hard
This is great wrapping. Everytime I deliver to stores almost 3-4 pallets fall over everday due to the workers barely wrapping it right and putting light food at the bottom and heavy at the top.
As a selector you don’t get to choose which items to pick first we are timed when doing orders so what ever comes first we put it down and just try to make due about the wrapping part though sorry about that happens a lot
@@RevolutionDoesGaming as a selector , other selectors do know when their pallet is weak .. meaning they should have wrapped it more to compensate for the lack of the build , im not disagreeing with you , you are right but theres alot of people out there who don’t take pride in anything that they do which is why were even timed in the first place.
@@thesituator8392 I made the comment because I was responding to the light food at bottom heavy at top thing I did agree with him about the wrapping though
@@RevolutionDoesGaming as a top tier selector i dont have these problems and i dont send out the wrong products to customers. all about attention to detail. we get paid more money for being fast and accurate
@@christophermclin1509 about the main comment I don’t have a problem with that either I know how to stack but if you’re talking about my comment where you don’t get to choose which items that is because the talkman tells you where to go
What kind of tips you got on selecting here? I understand you guys zone select for the required stops on a single pallet. I come from vistar and we pretty much just stack everything together being a 1 pallet order or 25 pallets for a single customer. The merging of stops is a lil new to me but just want some tips on how to avoid fucking up. Do’s and Dont’s.
I just started at ingles warehouse and they expect 200 cases an hour after to get trained and sign production after 6 weeks. I already feel like I go somewhat fast but 200 sounds insane to me especially if I get small orders multiple times
@@collinhall8987 maybe but that was a simple order, with nobody in the warehouse, I feel you freezer guys always think you're the cats pajamas and you're not wrong, dry is for losers 😂
@@collinhall8987 I picked over 100 cases in 20 min how is that slow and u think this is my fastest lol u see me running I could if I wanted to I've done 250 cases almost 7 feet high pallets in less then an hour buddy plus I stack to make my drivers job easier I actually think about other people u see anything crossed tide no so the driver will have 7 scoop stacks without barely moving any cases just scoop and go... plus freezer sucks everything is squared and nothing breaks cause it's frozen dry is where the big boys are at!!
Why am I lying here in bed at 11:52pm watching this?? Lol this guy is so good. I used to work at Aldi warehouse in the freezer. I loved it but my indecisiveness of placing the boxing on the pallets wouldn’t let me be great 😭
Haha yeh once you know how to stack without thinking you get into a flow and kill it . As soon as you have to think you lose any momentum you thought you had .
@@garryablett100 facts, at the place I work at I try to tell people to LEARN the customers and cases before you try and run so you know how and where to place every case but they never listen lol
They listen to that headset and it tells you where to go…the shelves are numbered in some way. And no you drive yourself around on the machine and get off to pick something. Eventually after awhile you’ll learn where most stuff is and get faster.
Shouldn’t but some places will allow you too ., gotta be careful when doing so ., it’s easy to get into the habit of OT but just don’t it’s not worth it ., I don’t select but if I did I would try harder not too a lot of selectors do so and it’s turned a blind eye
Picked 1005 boxes in a 7hr and 15 minute period . This includes wrapping and dropping off the pallets . Works out to about 140 an hour . Our RF guns aren't amazing but nevertheless were going pretty well this day , just wanting to know what other people get ?? I'm usually around the 650-800 mark for the same 7hr 15 min shift depending on the size of picks gun speed etc just wanting to know where this sits. No expecting it to be amazing but interested . Love picking tbh
There's alot of things to take into account when picking like are u getting quantities of the same product, how high your pallets on that certain route are, and other small details...I can honestly say I could do anywhere from 1000-1200 cases on a 8hr shift with breaks and lunch included so pretty much 7hrs 10min!!
@@miguellinares2807 unfortunately we don't always get full pallets. So we have to merge at the end of most runs. That kills us . You are double handling every box at that point . I've only been picking for a couple of months so hopefully I improve. Cheers for the content
I'm on a talkman headset (so no scanning) and don't have to wrap (unless my stack is shit). Just deliver pallets to the dock. Pick 3,000 in 7.5 hours. Average in my warehouse is about 2,200 in the same time. We are paid by cases ONLY.
@@Skidz1818 your green expect to be treated like one. I like it actually it's fun driving the pallet Jack. Always be aware of your surroundings. Take advantage of your down sheets too helps with percentage and stuff. Oh and dont be that asshole that sits in the middle of the isle, pick a side dont sit in the middle please it will help you and others around you. It's very taxing on the body but the money is worth it! It's not God money it's good money. Also don't be scared to ask for help! Please and dont do what I do lol
I start orientation tomorrow and wow Im just ready to get that money and work but thus is gonna have me being active which is a good thing im more focused when im active
In the warehouse I work in,there are usually 90 order selectors and 30 forklift drivers every day. It makes it very difficult to make the production standards. This place looks empty.
Girls can do this too right? I know it might be a dumb question but this wouldn't be a bad job for me. I like to move around. I don't wanna go back to sitting at a damn desk talkin to people bored outta my mind I'm too young for doing that rn 😂
Yeah we had females there before just depends on your work ethic I guess not an easy job but its not impossible for a girl to do it if she wanted too!! Wouldn't hurt to try good luck!!
@ Krystal I used to work at a family dollar distribution, Honestly i miss it so much. I work at a bank now & I wish i could go back i miss the fast pace & not dealing with people lol once you get the hang of it it’s really easy!
Some of us have ADHD but I learned to go real hard for 3 days to prove to all the try hards it’s about ya mind when it comes to stacking then the next 2-3 I’ll prolly so easy 10% above what’s required. Y’all know damn well wrapping pallets is what kills you in this select game ya hamstrings be jelly mid shift
I did this for Walmart dc and now I do it for mclane paychecks are insane here you can work 100 hours ot whereas walmart gave 40 hours no ot and the way to stack at mclane is so much better
why would you want to work 100 hours...waste of life...but if that is your passion and you enjoy it like you brather be there than at home or anywhere else on eaerth then more power to you ma boy...stack that money
Must be great being able to select without 4-6 people all in the same lane as you. It's a pain in the ass when you're on a strict time limit but you can't hit your percentage cause the lanes are clogged up.
How many cases was this trip and your %. At walmart dc thinking of going to us foods. Trip 1: 130 cases, 29 min. Trip 2: 200+ cases a 30-34 min (estimated). Would I need to be faster to make production there?
This was a small one I believe about 100-120 cases and I pulled like a 105% on it just cause I had to wrap really good cause being shipped to Alaska on freight usually it would take me about 30 secs per pallet to wrap on local routes
Been at the USPS for 6+ years. Station for 4 and the plant for 2 (currently at the plant as regular, Im 27). This doesnt look too bad compared to the USPS, got an interview for a selector position Wednesday.
There was a hiring event for food selector … is went and their was hundreds of applicants…. They said they will need time to consider applicants… does this mean I have a low chance of getting job
@@haileycarroll2276 I think you have a high chance. It might not be as soon as you think. But people quit these type of jobs alot for a myriad of reasons.
@@francismanancis4186 idk how their hiring events work… I’m hoping they do get back to me, within a week I’ll follow up to see if I was rejected or if they are still considering me
At the warehouse where I work box pickers are all either new hires learning the system or forkift operators being punished for running low numbers. It happens a lot, because the training sucks and it's nearly impossible to run good numbers every day because of the way the system is setup. Even though you work alone, you are still being micromanaged, and supervisors expect nothing less than total perfection every nanosecond you spend on the floor, even when you are on your 4th straight week of 8-16 hours of mandatory OT. I work 3rd shift, and we have it the worst out of everyone. Not a single supervisor on graveyard speaks English as their first language. Their English is broken and borderline incomprehensible. It works both ways as they don't understand what you are saying to them half the time either. The pay is great. I earn more than most college graduates, but I continually find myself questioning whether or not its worth it. Both my physical and mental health are taking a hit every day I spend in that frozen concrete and steel hell.
@@REDACTEDFILE I'm with DHL, but our warehouse is owned by Hormel Foods, and it's their system that sucks. Other DHL facilites are not run the same way, but they pay less.
@@MattyIcecubes to be honest I'm really torn because I got used to the checks but I just had my daughter 2 months into my assignment so I couldn't get baby bonding time... the job pays so good but they ask for a lot of your personal time , your soul if even lol
@@REDACTEDFILE Yep, that money doesn't come without harsh consequences, that's for sure. We may be earning more than college graduates, but we go through hell and back day in and day out. My record is 57 straight days without a day off, and some of those were 12-16 hour days.
@@REDACTEDFILE I have admit though, the day I bought my brand new 2019 Camaro SS (with cash) was an epic feeling! Too bad I never have time to drive it except to work and back.
@@Xlldl would it automatically tell you to start pulling the bigger things first and then the small things that way the small things aren’t unstable at the bottom?
Dang what warehouse is this ? At mine there are like 49 adjusted selectors everyday shit is packed if I were to select with no one around I’d be pulling 180-190’s
I’m a picker at Pepsi warehouse and it’s a lot more fast paced than this and a lot more difficult when it comes to stacking because of all the different products
Lower forks, slide out of the second pallet, raise forks slightly, drag the first pallet away a bit, lower forks, slide back into the first pallet, then raise forks and drive away.
This is a wholesale grocer warehouse and this is the dry goods side. Quiet with long aisles and ease of manuevering. There's also a cooler and freezer section which would make this a walk in the park. Lets see the whole thing!
is it easy to learn? im startin this job sunday night 3rd shift. ive got all forklift training and warehouse and material handling history. is it easy to run the standup pallet jack? ive used em just not the stand on ones
I don’t see that many cases, which tells me you don’t really order fill smaller items. At the DC I work we have to stack dog food on these pallets as well as everything else the store may ask for. And it varies from dog food to furniture and outside pools for children. Each of our stores ask a different amount obviously but the most I’ve been able to fit on two pallets is a bit over 200 items. You’re doing a great job stacking those boxes amazing job I hope you have no issue reaching those percentages for production.
@@DweepAndDestwoy I've been lumping at a Sysco for temp work and the shit I've seen go on with the Unionized guys, management and night crews, I wouldn't even know where to start lmao. Seen Matt Sharpe a few times haha
Labels show the stop on the delivery, customer name,product name and it tells what section on the pallet it goes too we could have up to 20+ stops on a single route we are not a 1 stop delivery warehouse we serve alot of small businesses as well as big chain restaurants
I swear if I got a dollar for every time I said “say again” during my time as a selector I wouldn’t have to work at all for a whole year
Facts🤣🤣
I didn’t even last 3 months as a selector. I definitely had my own moments with the gadget. I’ve gone back to working in LTL freight. Going to be going into driving this summer
I just got hired as one. Is it hard?
@@giavanna9394 if its your first time will be a little challenging its a physical job and fast paced and stacking wise but overall its decent time flys by
Say again mammy
I did it for years... It is a noble job... takes a lot of motivation and tolerance. Not for everyone. Much respect to you...
No stress no pressure no supervisor bothering you im always with my Bluetooth speaker enjoying myself always best job ever seen God bless each single people working in that warehouse👑🙏🏾
bro im in the freezer so we never see management literally, i got my bluetooth and im rollin
@@christophermclin1509 what y’all do in the freezer ?
@@c0untup4pf76 picking frozen products, ice cream u feel!
I’m 40 now , but man I miss those days freezer life
@@davonlatimer8256 I work with people who are 50+ selecting in the freezer.
You can’t treat this job like any other job, it has to be treated like a full time lifestyle. The money is great if you work for it and treat it like a workout. Take care of your joints and recover good.
Nah its slave work i have no respect for managers/owners of warehouse.
Its 24hrs job because by the time you get home you'll have to sleep then you have like 2hrs to get ready and go back to work
@@spanishmontana6121 exactly
@@last2first167 !!!!!
In other words do not do this for more than a couple of years of your life
I'm an order selector for a union shop and it's one of the best paying jobs I've ever had in my life. I can make more than with my last full time job in a day. On top of bonuses, incentive pay, holiday pay, discounts and employee raffles.
Quick tip for new employees: Interlock your pallet's boxes to ensure that your pallet is strong and sturdy, park your power worker near the spot your selecting from to be quicker, and when you select a box be sure of where you're going to put it at, set it down and keep it moving. The more time you take making adjustments, the more time it eats up towards your incentive and slows you down.
When in doubt, wrap your pallet! It takes more time to pick up fallen cases than to wrap it. So just do so when you get a chance as you go (although with more experience you'll be able to build a pallet that can stand on it's own before being wrapped).
Good luck!
you're still only making $32 an hour tops as an order selector... money isn't really that good for killing your body.
@@sonderevokingbuns That's if you're pushing yourself to go fast. Most of the time you're only selecting for a day or 2 at most and the rest you can be forking, etc. that's not so taxing. Sure you won't be rich but it's better than most of what's out there for entry level work without comparing it to the trades or other types of jobs where you need a relatable education and experience as a prerequisite.
Edit: This is how it is usually in our union shop.
@@Andy-im3kj every warehouse I've been at you're picking 15 years until you have the seniority to bid a forklift position. It takes just as long in a warehouse to be proficient at everything as it does a trade and a trade will get you paid way more money and not kill your body
And when the cases per hour is 230 you don't really have a choice in going slow
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I say that s*** all the time when in doubt rap that s*** up lmao... it's worth it for those it's worth it for.. we union too ...
I remember doing this job.
Definitely tough job.
I liked riding the machines though them Honda's was fast when fully charged.
But tough work very tough. Respect for what they do
Thank you for the video. Very valuable with knowledge beforehand
keep going my man..and dont stop til ur reach the top.... both with the pallets and life....youll be alright.....hustle hard..thanksfor the vid though...im starting tomoorow and im nervous but the vid definitely helps... im a madman at anuy job i do just ...fast..and i decided to give this a go and seee where it takes me if i just work AF and get at this
This is a soul destroying job don't do it
@Daniel Voss
Well said Daniel I appreciate your comment.
So how’s it going so far?
@@terencedempsey9313 lmao yeah I hate this job, but with fmla it ain’t bad, I work 3 days/4 days off and take home $7-800
@@helloimclaudio 4 days off in a row and you can bring home that dcent pay. people crying like its slavery. LOL i worked everyday for years in retail, and restaurant work and warehouses people just like to be lazy
THAT WRAP WENT OVER LIKE 500X'S MY G 🙆🏾♂️😂😏💯 THIS WORK REALLY GETS YOU TIRED AF BEEN DOING THIS TYPE OF WORK IN WAREHOUSE'S SINCE I FIRST TURNED 18 I FEEL THIS HOMIE 💪🤜💯🤛
you still do it?
It’s gonna be hard unless you train lol. Training cardio and legs, and shoulders lol
@@jesus9.390 NO I WORK IN THE CANNABIS INDUSTRY NOW
@@jasonhaiflich8967 SHIT IT'S A GOOD WORKOUT 😂💪💯
I'm newer and I would check out the warehouse series out. This dude knows his stuff. I like watching these too but he gets into detail
I don't recommend getting off machine while its still moving. He could be discipline from management because its a major safety issue for himself and others
Don’t listen to black lotus if you wait for that damn Jack to stop for every stop ur not gonna hit your percentages and coasting is taught to us by our trainers
I did this job for year's in a. Freeze 🥶 tuff job respect for all the order selectors out there
Watching this because I got assigned to this position (today was my orientation) and wasn’t sure what I’d be doing. They never went into detail lol Thanks for this video.
hey i start tomorrow.. how did it go for you?
anything i should b concerned about?
@@silverdetox they ended up assigning me somewhere else. Apparently this is more for people who want to be trained to use the machines.
Was a select for 8 years at c&s then did some time at martin brower. This work isn't for the weak💪🏾
How’s Martin&brower more 💰 then c&s im at c&s right now
@Eric Cruz it's a base rate. I think they cap at 25 or 26 an hour. They schedule you for 5 days, and you have to get a certain amount of minutes for the day. To me, c&s is more relaxed, and you get a break. At mb, you get 3 20 min breaks that aren't clock out breaks. So if you're behind on your minutes, you have to work through your break to hit production. There is no incentive pay. Pallets are easier to build tho but the size of the plastic pallets are half the size of what you're used to. I liked c&s better. More potential to make more money.
@@VeniFettiVici cool I appreciate the Info thanks a lot 💯🤝🤝🔥🔥
The way you went from wrapping the first pallet directly to the second pallet was absolutely incredible! I'm definitely adding that to my arsenal of moves!
That saves you countless amounts of steps buddy ! Please do so ! I insist because I hate seeing people stack front board to back .;; it’s so much fucking more slow I cannot stand it !
@@yodambomb4974 im a order selector in a freezer, I like how you did that too. Ima try that tomorrow at work. You was quick so and didn't see how you cut it once you stopped going under?
@@Flak-lf9jk you just got to take your hand and bear claw it to cut it
This how they teach us to wrap at heb warehouse
17:11 negated the time saving transfer though 🤣
Can we get some more videos! Love seeing the process from other selectors!
Did you get that mustang by order selecting?
@@JT40999 yes lol
Tried this shit it wasn't for me but hey more power to you it's one of the hardest jobs I've ever had.
Ur lazy
Same here bro, one of the worst jobs I’ve ever had lol. I like watching these vids cause it makes me feel so thankful for where I am todays and motivates me so I never will have to go back and work jobs like this. (Not hating anyone who is good at this job and likes it, more power to ya).
good job on the horn Beeep Beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep!!! It becomes second nature as if you cant go without beeping. I use to do a 4 beep especially around corners 😂
I’ve gotten so used to beeping that when I’m driving my car and I’m about to pull out of somewhere I think I have to beep my horn😂😂
@@calebmata2337 thats funny 😂
@@calebmata2337 yep same
I do the two bits horn. BEEP beepbeepbeepbeep BEEP BEEP
@@Realtrollking2988 thats a good combo beep! 😂
They need to get you guys some shrink wrap machines. At my DC, the loaders wrap the pallets. I just drop it off
Just started a few weeks ago as an order selector for HEB. Pays fantastic but the work is hectic especially since it’s a fast paced environment. Not doing too bad though
I feel you. I'm dying out there some time
Your body will get used to it. Treat it like a sport you get what you put in 🤷🏽♂️
Whats yalls pay at heb? And do yall do double pallets? Where im at we do single pallets and i average anywhere between 150 to 170 cases per hour. Most i picked was a little over 2k cases in about an 11 hour shift give or take.
@@michaelsingnhoth6199 i got a new job so I’m no longer working for HEB. The pay was $18 starting off if you work in RDC (refrigerated warehouse), and 19 if you worked freezer. If you keep your numbers up and over 100% you earn incentives. And yes we did double pallets and single pallets, mostly double pallets
@@lc2724 I’m a freezer guy bruh it’s living hell but our team is amazing and the guys there are really cool I’m still a trainee so idk how long I’ll last but it’s def not a job you keep for long if you value your health
I remember the warehouse i was working had me on training lables....shit sucks but i made to running 110-115 a week. Just takes time and tuning mfs out . Finding that zone.
Years of restaurant work and seeing pallets loaded all crazy and disorganized, now I get it. I start as a select in a couple days...wish me luck!
How do u like it?
@@ureayefeigot9346 rip
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Update?
RIP
I respect every DAMN selector out there! 💯🔥🔥🔥It can be hard sometimes but working with cool ppl and fast selectors can be fun and competitive! I have 8 years worked for Walmart Distribution and Publix Distribution
How much they pay
@@DweepAndDestwoy hannaford pays 25+
What was walmart distribution like
Just left my warehouse job in June this year. Was doing it for 3 and half years till then. It was stressing me out for real but I'm not gonna lie, I do miss it.
Great job on that selecting 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I work for US Foods..and im a delivery driver...kinda nice to see how u guys come about stacking things onto the pallets...crazy.....had no idea it was something like in the video
Yeah specially having multiple stops on 1 pallet so u just can't put it anywhere it has to be up front if it's one of the first stops...sometimes things don't match up to make a level section so that's the most difficult thing!!
@@miguellinares2807 Thanks For Clearing That Up
This is a simple route with 1 costumer on 2 pallets on a Covid overtime day with nobody in the warehouse, Miguel is a savage selector, I want to see him pick a real order lapping people. Mostly so I can watch the lazy sacks in the background that are about to get fired
I work for US foods too as a selector, I just started last week and it's definitely a fast paced job. Learning how many stops per pallet and the zones of the pallet is the most important thing to learn to keep up with the percentages they want you to hit.
@@darrenvogel8096 we appreciate all the order selectors but there is one or more lazy or "IDGAF" type of dude that we noticed...for example, when it comes to "eaches" they randonly shove it in the middle of the board or throw it on another board which it doesnt belong to...talk about frustration
Gotta respect a hard worker.
I do this at Britania and Philco in Brazil....good luck bro!!!
Watching this as motivation to never go back to warehouses
Where you work now?
My only problem with this job is the pace/ percentage needed to keep the job. Maintaining a 90% when you get absolutely swamped by big ordered back to back is seriously taxing. I feel like if they simply added 10 minutes to most of the bigger orders, the stress would go down for everyone involved
Legit in my first 4 months working I’ve heard so many “vets” complain about the standard just cause it’s almost no room for mistakes.
You can’t adjust anything on your pallet or god forbid you’re in a crowded isle, cause then you’re loosing percentages by the second.
Facts. This ProTRACK system is BS
SPEAKING FACTS!!!! Don’t let it be an isle where everyone waiting on a pallet of the same thing each 🤦🏾♂️
There’s a place that can pay up to 25 dollars if you work third or second shift, and you work 100%. Is that worth the pay?
Jason, US Foods is advertising $24.89 + incentives, I assume you are referring to US Foods ?
That's the TRUTH
I’ve never seen someone use so much wrap on a pallet in my life 😭🤣
A friend of mine is trying to get me into a selector job. I wasn't sure what all was entailed with that but I've got a little more understanding now with this video. Looks like there's a lot of stuff you've got to keep track of.
don't do it
I just started today I’ll let you know how it goes. All I know right now is it seems to pay pretty damn well
@@imvge hows it going??
@@alexflores6374 he a dead man now
@@imvge rip
Order selection on a Cherry/Order Picker is 1000% better than floor level pallet picking. Way less strain; on your back especially. No running around hopping on and off the machine. You just need not be scared of heights.
You can be just get over it I did
Big ups to you too dog your picking on a double jack im sure your selecting two stops with the double jack great to see I know it’s not easy especially multiple stops getting up and down off your ride
Thats a triple jack
Triple jack, that's what I operate at my warehouse, running three orders at once can be a little overwhelming at times, my warehouse gives 55 minute goal times for a triple pallet order so you're running 100mph all day
@@darrenvogel8096 work you into the ground for a wage that you can’t even invest effectively enough to take yourself out of doing that? Is this all life is?
@@23evulp8 I get paid overtime daily after 8 hours and they started me at $26 an hour our top scale is $32 an hour I'm bringing in about $7,000 a month that's pretty good money, but I get what you're saying though they do work you into the ground forsure
@@darrenvogel8096 I've been doing it for almost 6 years now and the money isn't bad sure it messes up your body but I've learned that if you keep yourself hydrated, have good hand eye coordination and squat more than bend over that you will last 10x longer also I've had to deal with a messier warehouse and we had to climb over pallets and such.
Picking can be fun! But I generally pick my orders and load my own outbound loads which is not fun having to do both.
Whoever He is Working for they Need to Give him a RAISE $$$$ This Man Work his Butt Off And Efficient and Fast And Clean and Safely Good Job He Operates like a PROFESSIONAL
Thanks appreciate it probably not the safest and I'll admit that but it all comes down to picking certain amount of cases in order to keep my job
I work in sales for Lipari foods. This gives me a new respect for all the people at the wear-house pulling the orders I send though.
Shout out to my fellow freezer warehouse workers!
Just got started in the freezer. My body is Still adjusting. My fingertips are going through it right now from the cold temperatures lol
@@pitterthespitter6920 same, though today I broke a sweat lol
Just got hired in the freezer section of a DC and got orientation on Monday!
Freezer squad
Update: I was pulled out of the freezer about a month ago because I developed a mild case of frostbite. Apparently I am highly susceptible to the cold 😂. I’m now working in a non-refrigerated warehouse for my company(Publix) lol. I still wish everyone in freezer gang the best of luck!
I don’t care if you can’t build but as long as you could handle the hard work as a order selector and keep the standard of your company’s minimum requirement of accuracy and speed. Building is a plus and you won’t break your back.
One more thing you wanna know the benefit of being a order selector ? Do you see any supervisors bothering you over his shoulder? Best benefit as well 😂
True if you know what you doing, you just be chilling at work 😂.
Of course not, they’ll call from their office or watch you via camera
@@zherardpet8957 yep..yeah it’s nice that their not right there but they definitely watch. Had a place that was so bad at that shit. They micro managed everything you did. Picking can be fun but some places absolutely suck because of the managers.
That's true
@@brandoncouch3162 is there a distribution center or warehouse in Las Vegas
I work for Kroger and I can sell you that our baseline is close to 300 cases an hour in most departments. The order this guy is on is an order selector's wet dream in my warehouse 🤣. Try 1200 cases of yogurt between three pallets. So much fun.
@@CreationuL I wish. Times are super tight where I work. They give you triple pallet multi-store orders where I work so you get screwed out of the travel time.
Which Kroger Peyton’s? Northeast Indiana?
@@jasonhaiflich8967 Arizona.
God dam man you fuckin wrapped the hell out of those pallets 🤣. Its just a couple times around a layer for me and on to the next.
Same. Aint nobody got time for all that lol
Sheeiitt i wrap mine so tight you have to try to knock it down 😤
Word up 😂😂😂😂
Fr as long as it gets to the door, if the loader doesn’t think it’s enough then he can wrap it some more
He's doing it for show lol
Just got hired at the Bensenville Il location . 12 hour shifts, super fast paced. Pay checks looking good also. I see you broski good sh...!
I got a phone interview tomorrow same location bro any tips?
Just be yourself. Be confident you will be fine. They are actually pretty easy going.
@@savagepachino bet , see ya round 👍🏾
@@sethrobinson28 yezzir!
@@savagepachino u full
Time ?
Sad to see how many people hating on homies hustle. Stay up brotha.💯✌🏽
Thanks man its all good its the internet lol ain't gonna stop me from getting my money been at it 10 yrs so when people say am slow or suck I just be like no I don't or else I wouldn't be still doing it seen thousands of guys come and go
I worked at imperial beverage in Kalamazoo Michigan same stuff but when I got there we got iPads no paper work nice video
My first job ever was order selecting at Cost Plus World Market. Hated that shit with a passion , literally had everything from chocolates to big ass furniture couches in boxes. Hats off to anyone who chooses this as a career. Told myself I would never do it again lol. Shit ain’t easy
Agreed 😂😂😂 I done this work for a few years never again.. but I respect his effort.
I don’t think anyone would this as a long term
@@PR4M you’d be surprised
@@HumbleHustles ya some oldies still do roofing. Roofing is tough, especially when you got a small team. Me and my brother would roof alone cuz he’s got a business, and I would be running on the roof making sure I’m feeding him. Constantly bending down on a sloped surface. Roofing is hard
@@HumbleHustles that’s depressing as fuck
This is great wrapping. Everytime I deliver to stores almost 3-4 pallets fall over everday due to the workers barely wrapping it right and putting light food at the bottom and heavy at the top.
As a selector you don’t get to choose which items to pick first we are timed when doing orders so what ever comes first we put it down and just try to make due about the wrapping part though sorry about that happens a lot
@@RevolutionDoesGaming as a selector , other selectors do know when their pallet is weak .. meaning they should have wrapped it more to compensate for the lack of the build , im not disagreeing with you , you are right but theres alot of people out there who don’t take pride in anything that they do which is why were even timed in the first place.
@@thesituator8392 I made the comment because I was responding to the light food at bottom heavy at top thing I did agree with him about the wrapping though
@@RevolutionDoesGaming as a top tier selector i dont have these problems and i dont send out the wrong products to customers. all
about attention to detail. we get paid more money for being fast and accurate
@@christophermclin1509 about the main comment I don’t have a problem with that either I know how to stack but if you’re talking about my comment where you don’t get to choose which items that is because the talkman tells you where to go
dope! kinda looks like our warehouse around 3 o'clock.... u really gotta love what u doing to maintain this job big kudoswya?
I just like the fast pace part of it makes time go by faster we in Oregon thanks for watching
How many cases are you expecting to pull? I'm just starting my job and I'm told I have to be able to pull 3000 in 2 weeks
I did this once before but our warehouse is not that organized it's going to take awhile for you to find items.
These type of jobs should have a minimum pay of 25 a hour imo… You definitely have to have a gladiator mentality to do this type of work 💯
More like 50 a hour
Mcclane warehouse going to Arby's lol. I used to manage an arbys and put up the trucks....i start selecting on the 1st!
I remember days like this, dizzy watching you wrap those pallets
As a sysco driver you gotta admire his wrap game haha
@@csick11 LA. Ain't worth it at all
Shoutout cooler gang. We all just tryna get by feed our families n shit.
That's facts!! I ain't there cause I love it rather be home with the family but bills don't stop we there up to 14+hrs sometimes!!
Cooler gang keep hustling playa
@@cockandballtortureisfun1897 fuck that i quit that shit lmao UPS gang now
What kind of tips you got on selecting here? I understand you guys zone select for the required stops on a single pallet. I come from vistar and we pretty much just stack everything together being a 1 pallet order or 25 pallets for a single customer. The merging of stops is a lil new to me but just want some tips on how to avoid fucking up. Do’s and Dont’s.
I just started at ingles warehouse and they expect 200 cases an hour after to get trained and sign production after 6 weeks. I already feel like I go somewhat fast but 200 sounds insane to me especially if I get small orders multiple times
I left that world from railroading but i always have respect for the lumpers. Its not easy n its a puzzle
I heard railroad work is very tough
@@jasonhaiflich8967 its not its all mental! You gotta be strong minded and thick skinned
I see you bro thanks for the video! Good looks. I start order filling tomorrow so now I know where my pace should be 💪🏾
Lmao he is moving very slow in my eyes at zenith logistics as a freezer order selector I can say this guy is slow
Dudes not slow he's just smooth that's why it looks easy, warehouse is big so there is alot of drive time which is half the battle
@@jweezy5490 nah hes slow bro im an order selector in one of the biggest most strict distribution center ans that aint smooth my friend
@@collinhall8987 maybe but that was a simple order, with nobody in the warehouse, I feel you freezer guys always think you're the cats pajamas and you're not wrong, dry is for losers 😂
@@collinhall8987 I picked over 100 cases in 20 min how is that slow and u think this is my fastest lol u see me running I could if I wanted to I've done 250 cases almost 7 feet high pallets in less then an hour buddy plus I stack to make my drivers job easier I actually think about other people u see anything crossed tide no so the driver will have 7 scoop stacks without barely moving any cases just scoop and go... plus freezer sucks everything is squared and nothing breaks cause it's frozen dry is where the big boys are at!!
Youre lucky your warehouse stockers are good. They be making look for my pallets 😂
After watching this video, i know the type of job i was assigned to it, im ready 👏👏👏
Why am I lying here in bed at 11:52pm watching this?? Lol this guy is so good. I used to work at Aldi warehouse in the freezer. I loved it but my indecisiveness of placing the boxing on the pallets wouldn’t let me be great 😭
Where do all the summit sodas come from
I work in the HEB Refrigerated warehouse and have the same issue 😂
Haha yeh once you know how to stack without thinking you get into a flow and kill it . As soon as you have to think you lose any momentum you thought you had .
It’s like playing Tetris, if you were any good at that game stacking boxes should be easy.
@@garryablett100 facts, at the place I work at I try to tell people to LEARN the customers and cases before you try and run so you know how and where to place every case but they never listen lol
Is one person driving and one person loading?
How do you know where all the orders are?
They listen to that headset and it tells you where to go…the shelves are numbered in some way. And no you drive yourself around on the machine and get off to pick something. Eventually after awhile you’ll learn where most stuff is and get faster.
How do you get the pallet jack to coast after you jump off without it coming to a hard stop?
Shouldn’t but some places will allow you too ., gotta be careful when doing so ., it’s easy to get into the habit of OT but just don’t it’s not worth it ., I don’t select but if I did I would try harder not too a lot of selectors do so and it’s turned a blind eye
Worked for GFS for 9 years,this kinda work is brutal but can be rewarding.
Picked 1005 boxes in a 7hr and 15 minute period . This includes wrapping and dropping off the pallets . Works out to about 140 an hour . Our RF guns aren't amazing but nevertheless were going pretty well this day , just wanting to know what other people get ?? I'm usually around the 650-800 mark for the same 7hr 15 min shift depending on the size of picks gun speed etc just wanting to know where this sits. No expecting it to be amazing but interested . Love picking tbh
There's alot of things to take into account when picking like are u getting quantities of the same product, how high your pallets on that certain route are, and other small details...I can honestly say I could do anywhere from 1000-1200 cases on a 8hr shift with breaks and lunch included so pretty much 7hrs 10min!!
@@miguellinares2807 unfortunately we don't always get full pallets. So we have to merge at the end of most runs. That kills us . You are double handling every box at that point . I've only been picking for a couple of months so hopefully I improve. Cheers for the content
@@garryablett100 I pick 1800 in an 8 hr shift. We also have to wrap and drop it off. I also take a 25 minute break
I'm on a talkman headset (so no scanning) and don't have to wrap (unless my stack is shit). Just deliver pallets to the dock. Pick 3,000 in 7.5 hours. Average in my warehouse is about 2,200 in the same time. We are paid by cases ONLY.
Are you guys saying you get payed 600 to 1000 a day ?
Good job Btw! Hope you be getting at least 26 an hour.
In texas they start people at 16.32
NY Start at 20 Hr
@@Dotherightthing00 that’s crazy
wat? im getting 13.80 n hr wtf
@@revolbeef Bruh? Wtf you an order selector? What state? They starting here at 22.50
What do all ya'll look for in order selecting jobs? What makes one warehouse better than the others?
Conditions and how you are paid
Our warehouse , all that space between the boxes won't cut it!
It gets very easy I never selected before and im on my second month i pull over a 105% consistently everyday
What company?
For some it's never easy lol. But usually within time it comes natural and the speed comes with time
Also in the dry I hit 160 or 150%
In the cooler: 180 thru 200%
I'm starting this job today im excited to do it. Working in philly rn
How'd is it going? I officially start my 1st day tomorrow. 1 week out of orientation.
@@Skidz1818 your green expect to be treated like one. I like it actually it's fun driving the pallet Jack. Always be aware of your surroundings. Take advantage of your down sheets too helps with percentage and stuff. Oh and dont be that asshole that sits in the middle of the isle, pick a side dont sit in the middle please it will help you and others around you. It's very taxing on the body but the money is worth it! It's not God money it's good money. Also don't be scared to ask for help! Please and dont do what I do lol
@@psychoalien6798 thanks for the info and getting back to me. good luck to you and i hope you beast that shit!!!!
@@Skidz1818 oh I been beasting it haha got a 186%last night
@@psychoalien6798 DONT PLAY WITH YOU . PERIOD
I start orientation tomorrow and wow Im just ready to get that money and work but thus is gonna have me being active which is a good thing im more focused when im active
In the warehouse I work in,there are usually 90 order selectors and 30 forklift drivers every day. It makes it very difficult to make the production standards. This place looks empty.
Girls can do this too right? I know it might be a dumb question but this wouldn't be a bad job for me. I like to move around. I don't wanna go back to sitting at a damn desk talkin to people bored outta my mind I'm too young for doing that rn 😂
Yeah we had females there before just depends on your work ethic I guess not an easy job but its not impossible for a girl to do it if she wanted too!! Wouldn't hurt to try good luck!!
Yeah maybe I will thank you
Yeah maybe I will thank you
@ Krystal I used to work at a family dollar distribution, Honestly i miss it so much. I work at a bank now & I wish i could go back i miss the fast pace & not dealing with people lol once you get the hang of it it’s really easy!
@@kariin5801 thank you for another idea lol
Some of us have ADHD but I learned to go real hard for 3 days to prove to all the try hards it’s about ya mind when it comes to stacking then the next 2-3 I’ll prolly so easy 10% above what’s required. Y’all know damn well wrapping pallets is what kills you in this select game ya hamstrings be jelly mid shift
My ADHD literally kills my stack time. I just can’t keep focused and then I rearrange my stack if I don’t like how something looks
@@BonzerMrT sounds like OCD
I do not miss those days wrapping our pallets up. We have paletizers for that. Work for Martin Brower. We r on carts
I've been a order selector for 4yrs now. I wouldn't trade it. I enjoy what I do.
Why is that?
I did this for Walmart dc and now I do it for mclane paychecks are insane here you can work 100 hours ot whereas walmart gave 40 hours no ot and the way to stack at mclane is so much better
why would you want to work 100 hours...waste of life...but if that is your passion and you enjoy it like you brather be there than at home or anywhere else on eaerth then more power to you ma boy...stack that money
Mclane don’t pay incentive tho do they?
@@julianjauregui2938 they do
@@revolbeef forsure but all those extra hours are optional that's the beauty
Must be great being able to select without 4-6 people all in the same lane as you. It's a pain in the ass when you're on a strict time limit but you can't hit your percentage cause the lanes are clogged up.
Usually we have 25-30 selectors each department but this was just a overtime day doing special routes so I was there by myself based on seniority
facts Lad
Looks really fun and a free workout
How many cases was this trip and your %. At walmart dc thinking of going to us foods. Trip 1: 130 cases, 29 min. Trip 2: 200+ cases a 30-34 min (estimated). Would I need to be faster to make production there?
This was a small one I believe about 100-120 cases and I pulled like a 105% on it just cause I had to wrap really good cause being shipped to Alaska on freight usually it would take me about 30 secs per pallet to wrap on local routes
Been at the USPS for 6+ years. Station for 4 and the plant for 2 (currently at the plant as regular, Im 27). This doesnt look too bad compared to the USPS, got an interview for a selector position Wednesday.
There was a hiring event for food selector … is went and their was hundreds of applicants…. They said they will need time to consider applicants… does this mean I have a low chance of getting job
@@haileycarroll2276 I think you have a high chance. It might not be as soon as you think. But people quit these type of jobs alot for a myriad of reasons.
@@francismanancis4186 idk how their hiring events work… I’m hoping they do get back to me, within a week I’ll follow up to see if I was rejected or if they are still considering me
At the warehouse where I work box pickers are all either new hires learning the system or forkift operators being punished for running low numbers. It happens a lot, because the training sucks and it's nearly impossible to run good numbers every day because of the way the system is setup. Even though you work alone, you are still being micromanaged, and supervisors expect nothing less than total perfection every nanosecond you spend on the floor, even when you are on your 4th straight week of 8-16 hours of mandatory OT. I work 3rd shift, and we have it the worst out of everyone. Not a single supervisor on graveyard speaks English as their first language. Their English is broken and borderline incomprehensible. It works both ways as they don't understand what you are saying to them half the time either. The pay is great. I earn more than most college graduates, but I continually find myself questioning whether or not its worth it. Both my physical and mental health are taking a hit every day I spend in that frozen concrete and steel hell.
I work for KeHe and it's the same shit 16 hour days all new hires ... it's mental hell but it would be a great job if everyone smashed out
@@REDACTEDFILE I'm with DHL, but our warehouse is owned by Hormel Foods, and it's their system that sucks. Other DHL facilites are not run the same way, but they pay less.
@@MattyIcecubes to be honest I'm really torn because I got used to the checks but I just had my daughter 2 months into my assignment so I couldn't get baby bonding time... the job pays so good but they ask for a lot of your personal time , your soul if even lol
@@REDACTEDFILE Yep, that money doesn't come without harsh consequences, that's for sure. We may be earning more than college graduates, but we go through hell and back day in and day out. My record is 57 straight days without a day off, and some of those were 12-16 hour days.
@@REDACTEDFILE I have admit though, the day I bought my brand new 2019 Camaro SS (with cash) was an epic feeling! Too bad I never have time to drive it except to work and back.
Currently picking in the freezer at my job… definitely not for the weak😅
He’s in expert mode
must be nice to have boxes that light. working meat at safeway :P
Variety ! Is where its at
I worked the freezer at wm dc and the meat room sucked
What is the required UPH at this warehouse?
All of them 🐶
Going for a stack test tomorrow is the job hard to Learn ???
I’m finna start doing that in one month just about hit a year at Walmart and I’m nervous 😅
I just wanna know how those boxes aren’t falling when your driving,are they heavy enough to stay or your just not driving as fast?
Things just get tied in as you go
@@Xlldl would it automatically tell you to start pulling the bigger things first and then the small things that way the small things aren’t unstable at the bottom?
He is inner locking them so they stay stable
@@dc.tv.7289 he was building that shit straight up pretty much XD
This kind of reminds me of when I was a tugger driver with a Toyota supplier having to constantly pick parts and take them to the line.
Dang what warehouse is this ? At mine there are like 49 adjusted selectors everyday shit is packed if I were to select with no one around I’d be pulling 180-190’s
Wow most respect to warehouse workers I'm glad I drive a truck for a living you people work too hard for what you get paid
Some warehouse selectors make 70K - 100K a year. It depends on the company you work for
I’m a picker at Pepsi warehouse and it’s a lot more fast paced than this and a lot more difficult when it comes to stacking because of all the different products
Yeah and also you need to remember all the TIES
I can almost guarantee it’s not, at awg we worked 13-15 hour days sometimes, with orders like pick 250 in 50 minutes for the majority of the shift
howd u slide them off at the end while still having the emptys barely hang on..was that on purpose if that can u fill me in on that
thanks bro
I don't understand what u mean... just lower the pallet jack and slide out nothing to it
Lower forks, slide out of the second pallet, raise forks slightly, drag the first pallet away a bit, lower forks, slide back into the first pallet, then raise forks and drive away.
This is a wholesale grocer warehouse and this is the dry goods side. Quiet with long aisles and ease of manuevering. There's also a cooler and freezer section which would make this a walk in the park. Lets see the whole thing!
This is literally a walk in the park compared to the freeze lmao -20
is it easy to learn? im startin this job sunday night 3rd shift. ive got all forklift training and warehouse and material handling history. is it easy to run the standup pallet jack? ive used em just not the stand on ones
Yeah it's pretty easy just try to keep your handle at your hip and use your body when making turns much easier that way
I don’t see that many cases, which tells me you don’t really order fill smaller items. At the DC I work we have to stack dog food on these pallets as well as everything else the store may ask for. And it varies from dog food to furniture and outside pools for children. Each of our stores ask a different amount obviously but the most I’ve been able to fit on two pallets is a bit over 200 items. You’re doing a great job stacking those boxes amazing job I hope you have no issue reaching those percentages for production.
At the meijer dc there’s orders that get up to 330+ cases
Sysco be doing 250+ everyday all day triple jacks💀
@@DweepAndDestwoy 💀
@@DweepAndDestwoy I've been lumping at a Sysco for temp work and the shit I've seen go on with the Unionized guys, management and night crews, I wouldn't even know where to start lmao. Seen Matt Sharpe a few times haha
You work at Food Performance. I worked there too, I hated it.
😂😂😂this US foods but I was at PFG as well .; way too over stocked
Dude how was the thing still moving and you’re on the floor haha so hardworking though thanks for the insight
It’s like a electric scooter, you don’t have to be on it in order for it to move
Do this at Albertsons DC freezer selector pull anywhere from 105-120. We don’t put labels on our cases tho what’s the labels for ?
Labels show the stop on the delivery, customer name,product name and it tells what section on the pallet it goes too we could have up to 20+ stops on a single route we are not a 1 stop delivery warehouse we serve alot of small businesses as well as big chain restaurants