Whats a realistic loader rate?

[TheMuffinMan]

I was training and I got 280 averaged between me and another new guy. Trainer helped a few minutes. So I think I did mid 200s. I was told that 600 is the goal and expectation to achieve.

With iregs, zip checking and trailer juggling. I don't see that as possible.

 

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I was training and I got 280 averaged between me and another new guy. Trainer helped a few minutes. So I think I did mid 200s. I was told that 600 is the goal and expectation to achieve.

With iregs, zip checking and trailer juggling. I don't see that as possible.

Who cares. You're paid by the hour.

 

[PreTrippin’]

I was told that 600 is the goal and expectation to achieve.

You were told a lie. They do that sometimes.

I don't see that as possible.

It’s not. See above.

 

[TheMuffinMan]

Who cares. You're paid by the hour.

Trying to find a sweet spot where I can make it through 30 days without physical burnout.

 

[TheMuffinMan]

You were told a lie. They do that sometimes.

It’s not. See above.

Thank you for being direct. So rate won't be a end all be all factor in whether I am accepted after 30 days?

 

[I have been lurking]

Thank you for being direct. So rate won't be a end all be all factor in whether I am accepted after 30 days?

40

 

[Red Devil]

Go as fast as you safely can and don’t worry about numbers. They will pass you if you show up every day and don’t cause problems.

 

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Trying to find a sweet spot where I can make it through 30 days without physical burnout.

Mid 200s is fine. When I was hired they wanted 300-400. Most people didn't hit those numbers.

 

[Jkloc420]

I do 6

 

[I have been lurking]

I do 6

That's why you don't have a reto

 

[TearsInRain]

just show up every day on time and work as quickly as you can while being safe

what else can you possibly do?

 

[Jkloc420]

That's why you don't have a reto

Numbers mean nothing to me

 

[728ups]

I was training and I got 280 averaged between me and another new guy. Trainer helped a few minutes. So I think I did mid 200s. I was told that 600 is the goal and expectation to achieve.

With iregs, zip checking and trailer juggling. I don't see that as possible.

DO NOT fall into the trap of numbers or figures. Work at a safe pace you can maintain. If you decide to be a Hero and do 600, they will soon decide that 800 is the magic number they want. NOTHING you do will ever be good enough so dont sweat it

 

[Gman33909]

The harder you work the more they expect from you

 

[Turdferguson]

I was training and I got 280 averaged between me and another new guy. Trainer helped a few minutes. So I think I did mid 200s. I was told that 600 is the goal and expectation to achieve.

With iregs, zip checking and trailer juggling. I don't see that as possible.

If you're not doing 750 to 800 , then you're just not trying. Do you lift?

 

[MECH-lift]

I was training and I got 280 averaged between me and another new guy. Trainer helped a few minutes. So I think I did mid 200s. I was told that 600 is the goal and expectation to achieve.

With iregs, zip checking and trailer juggling. I don't see that as possible.

Ask for a demonstration

::supervisor vanishes::

 

[burrheadd]

$12 an hour plus benefits is more than fair

 

[Yeet]

I was training and I got 280 averaged between me and another new guy. Trainer helped a few minutes. So I think I did mid 200s. I was told that 600 is the goal and expectation to achieve.

With iregs, zip checking and trailer juggling. I don't see that as possible.

It used to be 300 an hour when I was a loader but that may have changed and speed comes with time. As long as you are showing improvement from day to day, they should keep you unless you have attendance or punctuality issues. After you make seniority, they are pretty much stuck with you so go at a pace that is safe.

300 is definitely doable and so is 600. I topped out at 1,000 an hour one peak when I was racing another loader. My gut didn’t stick out as far back then.

 

[PT Car Washer]

$12 an hour plus benefits is more than fair

What's that? The new starting delivery driver rate in the 2023 contract?

 

[burrheadd]

What's that? The new starting delivery driver rate in the 2023 contract?

No full time workers will top out around $40 an hour
You see how that works
If you want more money work fulltime