Wondering about us foods

I don't see it being a problem unless you slug around like the guys in the video. I'd bring that and the one they provide you in case the battery goes dead.

 

Lmao that's ###### I never seen that before . It would've been useful though when I worked for that beer company .taking kegs up the stairs was a nightmare .
Here at us foods I think it would be cool to have it. We do have a lot of accounts where u have to deal with stairs and it sure does put a lot of year and wear on your knees

 

Tear and wear . Meaning my knees will soon give up on me at this job once I get older

 

All you got to do is look at the guy on the shuttle bid that will tell you what your gonna look like after 15years of Foodservice there.

 

I work out of the Jacksonville Florida yard. Although we only have a drop yard with mostly 28ft trailers and some 36 and 48's as well, we stay pretty busy. We run Jacksonville, North Florida, and a lot of South Georgia. Decent pay for what it is. The amount of time you get to deliver a stop is not crap though. Usually set at around 150 cases plus an hour. It doesn't give you much time to get the stop done in the amount of time that you really need to get it done. But at least working out of the drop yard, you don't have to deal with the drama of the main warehouse.

 

Milwaukee Wisconsin is us foods pays

.10 per case if it's 100lbs .40 per case
$2 per stop
.25 per mile