Anaya Sanford

Break Pack worker:

• Working to get freight from inbound to outbound by gathering smaller non conveyable products shipped by vendor. Systematically accounting for the amount shipped. Routing that amount to the correct store location.

Off-loader:

• Working to get freight from inbound to outbound by Transporting pallets out of trailers. Locating the correct disposition of that pallet in order to transport it to its designated areas for processing.

Wall builder:

• Carefully fitting individual conveyable cartons, sent from inbound into the trailers in outbound.

Receiver

• Confirming the receiving of the amount shipped by the vendors. Readying the freight to be transported to out bound then to stores.

Inductor:

• Transfering conveyable freight from inbound to outbound by placing unreceived freight on conveyor to be received, dispositioned and directed towards the correct store location by the tamp heads on the panda line.

P.T.S. Worker:

• Manually placing non-conveyable items in designated store locations. Wrapping freight to ensure product safety for MHE.

M.H.E Worker:

• Transporting various items either directly to outbound from inbound, or to PTS and Break Pack to be further processes to outbound in their own respective ways.