AdanTheBox
Member
So I just started working at UPS about a week and half now. I'm a preloader and im posting a new thread to see if anybody can give Me advice? Thank You In advance
I'm New Here. Advice Please??
- Thread starter AdanTheBox
- Start date
Show up every day, work well, and go home. Collect pay. Repeat process
AdanTheBox
Member
Thank
Thank you advice I needed XD
AdanTheBox
Member
Thanks for you advice and replies
3 done 3 to go
In control of own destiny
Run now!!!! Be free!
AdanTheBox
Member
Rude but fine I guess that serves me right for seeking advice from actual advice from real people 
@AdanTheBox Please read the following thread: http://www.browncafe.com/community/threads/for-all-new-hires-go-here-on-topic.358996/
Rude but fine I guess that serves me right for seeking advice from actual advice from real people
Not rude at all!
Look at the stickies at the top of this (Discussions) forum.
BTW, if you've only been working a week and a half, all you have to do is show up. Christmas Eve will be your last day.
Packmule
Well-Known Member
Okay some real advice. When you show up for work, no matter how easy the SPA system makes it look, clear your mind and focus. Mentally the job will cease to challenge you in about 5 minutes. After that, misload control is all about mind control. The instant you loose focus you'll be in the wrong truck--and drivers will quickly learn to hate you!
Have fun!
Have fun!
AdanTheBox
Member
Thank you
WAD.= work as directed. That's It.
Calm down! I'm already having a beer for you.
Don't let your supervisors rush you. This is what I do, but it's my personal preference:
- Put small packages on the back of the shelf. Medium sized on the front. Big ones on the floor.
- Leave long packages outside till the end; this
is my bane.
- Write HIN numbers so you don't put stuff all over the place.
- If there's a lot of bulk, and there's room on the floor, put it there.
- Don't leave the shelves empty. If there's few 1000 items, move the 5000 forward. If there's nothing on the top shelve, move the bottom shelf items to the top. I swear management does a reallyty job of arranging items.
- If there's no room in the truck, leave the big-ass ones outside. Always have a clear walkway; safety first.
- Put small packages on the back of the shelf. Medium sized on the front. Big ones on the floor.
- Leave long packages outside till the end; this
is my bane.- Write HIN numbers so you don't put stuff all over the place.
- If there's a lot of bulk, and there's room on the floor, put it there.
- Don't leave the shelves empty. If there's few 1000 items, move the 5000 forward. If there's nothing on the top shelve, move the bottom shelf items to the top. I swear management does a really
ty job of arranging items.- If there's no room in the truck, leave the big-ass ones outside. Always have a clear walkway; safety first.
alwaysoverallowed
Well-Known Member
The Marines have hell week we have hell months(nov., dec. jan.), congrats and welcome(to both UPS and the cafe). Peak sucks it's the most stressful time of the year keep this in mind while working. This is why the underpaid pre load sup is about to have a nervous break down and why the driver your loading isn't going to bother to know your name. He/she is just going to bitch about the load because you're the only one who will listen. Just do your best and hang on until the end that's what the rest of us are doing.
bleedinbrown58
That’s Craptacular
Barnyard makes me laugh....lol
Did he,tickle you??
bleedinbrown58
That’s Craptacular
Wait...that wasn't your hand under the covers??...lmaoDid he,tickle you??
Similar threads
