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Unsafe Warehouse Packing
Warehouse and store staff face injuries, damage, and rework because totes and pallets are packed, stacked, and routed poorly by automated or manual systems.
In their words
a recycling plant that needed sort through unpaired shoes (we're talking like 8000 shoes a day that need to be paired)
I wish that I could come in on Monday and not have to separate crc, salvage, esim and donations
The distribution center needs to be more alert of what they do especially liquid form. Salvage and waste of money/time/products
how long does it usually take to rack enough for a whole day worth of tips?
The milk is smashed in there so hard that the front facing is busted, leaking, or difficult to pull out because it's stuck.
I have to take out 3 big boxes just to get a tiny necklace under everything
the problem is the de packaging. Cost less if you just send it to the dump!
I once had 4 ton of topsoil stick in the trailer, and another time when delivering processed bread, with the body fully raised it took almost 2 hours for the bread to slide out.
Switched to Swiss log and now it fails every day. Every day. Did I mention it hasn't worked for years.
Used to get 1 bad pallet a week, now it's several per day
we no longer had the ability to stack properly, we were forced to go in the order the headset told us
i got pulled 5 times in one peak
I'd love a dumbwaiter simply for a place to queue items "this needs to get put away downstairs"
warehouse and store staff
Where they talk
- r/AmazonFC
- r/OGPBackroom
- r/HomeDepot
- r/walmart
- r/kroger
- r/Truckers
- r/Warehouseworkers
- r/Target
Tools they use today
- AMRs
- A to Z app
- AGVs
- barcode
- FIDO
- fixyflow.com
- Vizpick
- voice AI
Why those fall short
- no enforcement or feedback loop on packing standards
- bad pulls requested on bay; wrong dock numbers; checks go stale within seconds
- washing station unused; cleaning crew ended; rate pressure makes pickers cut corners
- doesn't allow sending pods away if it thinks items are stowable
- System shows item in every bin; wrong binning and blocked aisles hide items
Map of ideas
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