So many know-it-alls in the comments, remarking about this guy's speed. It's called a "tutorial," folks. It's where you work much slower in demonstration than you would in real-world application, because man people are trying to get the gist of the process for the first time. Even if this process isn't exactly how most of you do it at work, it's obvious that this is just an overview, to show a bit of the workflow, for those curious about the general process. Nobody cares how many pallets you can fix--folks are here to get the gist of the job.
@@jaspervn4722 It's not been ideal for someone of my stature but if you are able to focus you can get up to production. Night want to bring a respirator if they don't offer one, it's immensely dusty. Where I'm at they have 3 grades of pallets they go by and in which state of disrepair it's in is how much you're paid for it. If a pallet has a stinger plug in place already and three boards broken, it would probably be best to scrap it to save yourself the time(given this place works the same as mine) Good luck, all the best
This week im killing it boys im making 48 cents at propak and Hit 49,60,56,66,56 and we gotta work OT tomorrow wich is saterday so another 8 hours so lol another 47 easy
VENATOR 104th how many stacks do you do. Over here in Chester va a stack is two stacks of 9 so basically 18 is one stack. I work on the bandsaw and start on the table Monday after almost 6 months of being on the bandsaw. They want the bandsaw workers me and another guy to do 200 each. Most I’ve done is 180 but I always take out over 70 td every night and we don’t get paid for them which sucks because I usually do between 150-180 a night. Once I hit 200 but I skipped my lunch break and just took that 15 min break
Hey, it’s just a pallet pry bar. It’s made from 2 inch tubing. Feel free to message me through our website and I could send you more details on the ones we have made. They are fairly simple Thanks for watching the video
@Trent Shanley ▪️ I'm applying for a job doing this in Anchorage. It claims to start workers at 17hr, but bumps it up once they see production... got me wondering how much exactly it will be raised to. 🟥
You would get ‘sacked‘ for showing someone how to repair? I’m confused Like the video title says ‘learning how to repair’ and that is what it is presented here. As you can clearly see - It says nothing about speed or volume that can be done Throughout this the entire video so I am surprised you would comment on the speed of this trainer - but whatever eh?
So many know-it-alls in the comments, remarking about this guy's speed. It's called a "tutorial," folks. It's where you work much slower in demonstration than you would in real-world application, because man people are trying to get the gist of the process for the first time.
Even if this process isn't exactly how most of you do it at work, it's obvious that this is just an overview, to show a bit of the workflow, for those curious about the general process. Nobody cares how many pallets you can fix--folks are here to get the gist of the job.
Exactly Brian, sounds like you have done this before. If we focused on speed along - then there could be safety issues
WOW, he must repair about 15 pallets a day,amazing!
lol
15 pallets a day at an average of 50 cents a pallet, good money lol
Lol I repaired 55 today 😅
I averaged 550 a day. Made good money
@@brianinghram12 hit me up if you can palletsplushouston@gmail.com
Thank you for this tutorial man, starting tomorrow
hows it been? ive got an interview for one tomorrow
@@jaspervn4722 It's not been ideal for someone of my stature but if you are able to focus you can get up to production. Night want to bring a respirator if they don't offer one, it's immensely dusty.
Where I'm at they have 3 grades of pallets they go by and in which state of disrepair it's in is how much you're paid for it. If a pallet has a stinger plug in place already and three boards broken, it would probably be best to scrap it to save yourself the time(given this place works the same as mine)
Good luck, all the best
Where are you from how much pay per pallet in your company
best video ive seen so far on youtube for pallet repair - great job
This week im killing it boys im making 48 cents at propak and Hit 49,60,56,66,56 and we gotta work OT tomorrow wich is saterday so another 8 hours so lol another 47 easy
But im lile the top 3 in my shift
Where u work at.
Saturday , go back to school ,wait probably a drop out
Eye protection is really important
yes it truly is. We have a PPE video on our channel as well where we show the importance of all basic PPE thats needed in the pallet world
Finally the company has one load a week from this guy 😭
I just cringe watching this man brush the debree 😂😂 using a ruler to measure the pallets I would of been done with that pallet in less than 2mins
Bruh i do them in 1 min
VENATOR 104th how many stacks do you do. Over here in Chester va a stack is two stacks of 9 so basically 18 is one stack.
I work on the bandsaw and start on the table Monday after almost 6 months of being on the bandsaw.
They want the bandsaw workers me and another guy to do 200 each. Most I’ve done is 180 but I always take out over 70 td every night and we don’t get paid for them which sucks because I usually do between 150-180 a night. Once I hit 200 but I skipped my lunch break and just took that 15 min break
VENATOR 104th then ur too slow bruh
Joey161 i repair 380+ 40x48 and chep same u guys to slow and im 19
Faze _Roman im 19 too
Would have gotten done faster if he was listening to Pantera instead of that elevator music
Hahaha nice
Anyone know where to buy the duckbill prybar?
Does anyone know what that bar is called?
Hey, it’s just a pallet pry bar. It’s made from 2 inch tubing. Feel free to message me through our website and I could send you more details on the ones we have made. They are fairly simple
Thanks for watching the video
Cool music video
I seen a pallet repair job on Indeed recently and they pay these dudes like 18-19 bucks an hour. I thought it would be alot harder. WOW🤦♂️
@Brockkk_23-16 does your supervisor inspect your repaired ones often and give you shit if you’ve let some shit ones through
@Brockkk_23-16 very true
At my new job 250 a day is asked of you and they are paying $25 an hour if you can get that and up to $29 for more.
@Trent Shanley
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I'm applying for a job doing this in Anchorage. It claims to start workers at 17hr, but bumps it up once they see production... got me wondering how much exactly it will be raised to.
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hi man wery slowly working
quality before quantity
lol these guys look like they rob banks in Boston on the weekends
Ha! @vaquerito F that’s a good one!
Where are they hiring?
obviously not working to hard if the guy is working in a jacket
It's a sweat-free job
I fix 370 pallets a Day trust me this shit I’d get sacked for 😂
You would get ‘sacked‘ for showing someone how to repair? I’m confused
Like the video title says ‘learning how to repair’ and that is what it is presented here. As you can clearly see - It says nothing about speed or volume that can be done Throughout this the entire video so I am surprised you would comment on the speed of this trainer - but whatever eh?
You sucks infix 450
@@durhampallet4964 He means he'd get sacked if he did it by the video 💀 meaning his half ass easy pay jig is up, inspection time 😅
Hej. vilket land jobbar du i och vad har ni i lön ? är de månaden eller för varje pall ? tack för svar
Daca munceai asa unde muncesc eu la paleti in 30 de minute erai dat afara😂
Definitely not a piece rate guy
Easy buddy - like the title says “learn how to repair” its a training video
Y is he brushing off a pallet 😂😂😂
thanks for the comment. we believe in quality over quantity - sometimes extra care is needed to provide the customer with a great pallet
You make money?
Not helpful, he stacked a pallet looking like what ive already ready been told not to do
This must be his first day.... they should rename the misleading title
Not his first day, it is just a training video
@Brockkk_23-16 like the title says, it’s just an educational video for people to see and get an idea about repairing pallets
SLOW ...... AS..... FFFUUUUUUU......ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ. TAKE "ANOTHER" HIT BRO.
SMH
he mines well hammer the nails in seeing how slow he’s using the air gun lolz