Gotta think about different types of selectors foodservice we have to use labels and scan it mainly and some places have more bulk than others it's hard to create a fair competition across the board and some places have easier standards than others but I could see a competition on the fastest selector to build a perfect pallet
Yeah, I'm starting to realize that. Someone already submitted an average of over 500 cph. I still think its a better way to compare than using time. Maybe there should've been different tiers or handycaps baised on what your selecting and how. The guy with 500 cph has a jack that drives itself. That's impossible to compete with. I'm still going to honor the challenge. I need to think of a way to make future challenges more fair.
Yes but the forklifts are behind you as you drive forward, like a jack, but its able to go high up and such too. We make mixed pallets like cooler, dry, and freezer, and the freezer requires high level picks, meaning we need a cherry picker, we all mostly stay on them as switching between a picker and a jack would just take up all of your time. We dont do the 2 pallets at a time either, as we are at a smaller warehouse which is chill
@BANKSDISCO333 we have something similar. We call a highlift. Some people use a lift and some people pull. The lifts mostly replenish the empty slots but sometimes they do pallet picks. Where they bring a full pallet from the rack to the dock. My freezer madness video shows me driving one.
We pick 650ish cases an hour when we are running at my warehouse
Gotta think about different types of selectors foodservice we have to use labels and scan it mainly and some places have more bulk than others it's hard to create a fair competition across the board and some places have easier standards than others but I could see a competition on the fastest selector to build a perfect pallet
Yeah, I'm starting to realize that. Someone already submitted an average of over 500 cph. I still think its a better way to compare than using time. Maybe there should've been different tiers or handycaps baised on what your selecting and how. The guy with 500 cph has a jack that drives itself. That's impossible to compete with. I'm still going to honor the challenge. I need to think of a way to make future challenges more fair.
In our warehouse, we mainly all use cherry pickers, surprisingly you can pick a decent amount if you know what youre doin
What's a cherry picker? Like a fork lift?
Yes but the forklifts are behind you as you drive forward, like a jack, but its able to go high up and such too. We make mixed pallets like cooler, dry, and freezer, and the freezer requires high level picks, meaning we need a cherry picker, we all mostly stay on them as switching between a picker and a jack would just take up all of your time. We dont do the 2 pallets at a time either, as we are at a smaller warehouse which is chill
@BANKSDISCO333 we have something similar. We call a highlift. Some people use a lift and some people pull. The lifts mostly replenish the empty slots but sometimes they do pallet picks. Where they bring a full pallet from the rack to the dock. My freezer madness video shows me driving one.