Good luck!
I actually agree with him on this to an extent. If in the sort aisle, put up the sort sheets and start next to someone else until you learn the sort and get proficient. If pick-off, you can't do that job without knowing it first or the belt will be off constantly, unless you're at high volume as a weak side pickoff when you aren't really needed--just learning, but if the shcitt hits the fan it won't work.
Chances are if you have been loading for a while you know which zips go to your belt. Work multiple belts after a few months and you will know all the spits in your building. Just like driving, not rocket science.
Yes and no. Now they have those new scanners that don't let you misload. It's not like it used to be. Many loaders just beep and throw without looking or worrying about zip codes.
Not a loader. Working pick off. No scanners. Need to know which zips go to your loads.
You said you would learn them by loading. I pointed out that it isn't the case anymore to learn zip codes while loading because of the scanners.
I guess you have no practical experience loading. yes the scanner tells you the package does not go in that trailer, but you still should look at the label to see why not. When was the last time you loaded a trailer? If ever.
Are you a complete maroon? I didn't say people SHOULDN'T read the label. I said they often don't (because the scanner is a crutch now).
I agree with him on this. I bet you the loaders on my sort don't have a clue what goes where even though they've been in the same trailers forever. They get a beep and pull it out.
Sounds like sorting into the boxline before SPA labels. Except we had to know all the residential streets also.
