>anyone ever been an order filler at a distribution center?
Yeah. Marine pipe industry and medical stuff. The marine/heavy industrial was more fun/interesting
Not a bad job for unskilled. Payed decently for what it is.
>>1097047
Was it hard on the body?
>>1097059
Can be from listing heavy boxes, especially if your technique was bad. Medial was most small lightweight stuff but a whole carton of some of the products might be heavy.
Pipe was obviously heavy, you use a forklift for the obvious stuff like a 16" valve but the danger is the stuff that's almost light enough to lift so you're tempted to take a shortcut and not use a forklift. Basically if you work smarter, not harder and use proper lifting technique it's not bad
>>1097022
Yeah, unionized at LCBO, 18/hr. Easy on the body because you're lifting a couple cases of beer at the most (at once anyways.)
>>1097022
did it for a drywall type place
extremely repetitive and boring without music, probably would have quit after a couple weeks if my coworkers hadn't been nice people
>>1097059
it's nowhere near as hard on you as construction. but where i was there was the occasional day where you had to unload a large trailer by hand, which was pretty taxing
Did it at a massive grocery store warehouse. Fucking sucked. I never really got the hang of it. To be good at it you had to have that fucking place memorized .
After I quit they switched to some sci-fi headset arragements where a robot tells you what to do.
Everyone, without exception, that was good at picking was on meth.
