Distribution Center Orientation

[SunnyShine]

they basically explained it this way at orientation but i heard that during outbound after a month i will be trained on equipment, still a bit unsure but it seems everything is pointing to no drug testing unless you damage something or get hurt

As a fellow outbounder who's trained on multiple PIT, you won't get drug tested unless you cause a certain amount of damage. Best way to avoid this is just don't do drugs 😏 Target policy. But, I will say they'd lose most of their employees if they drug tested the way some other companies do...

 

[Johnyj7657]

do they drug test at distribtuion center outbound that operate equipment?

That's funny.

No, no they don't drug test.

The junkies they have been hiring have entertained us more than anything else.

You haven't lived until you've watched a heroin addict in depal throwing a fit.

 

[DarianW]

Orientation coming up next week, and I want to make sure that I am not going to be drug tested. I am about to quit my current job for Target and it'd really be a bummer if I was surprised at Orientation with a drug test.

 

[Hardlinesmaster]

Orientation coming up next week, and I want to make sure that I am not going to be drug tested. I am about to quit my current job for Target and it'd really be a bummer if I was surprised at Orientation with a drug test.

You could of transfer from a store to a dc.

 

[StarNme]

I've got orientation next week, I'm excited about getting a good paying job but everyone I talk to are telling me that "It's very hard work, & most people only last 2-3 days because it's so hard of work", I'm 51yr female & am a hard worker Been a work-a-holic all my life but now I'm kinda worried if I'm gonna be able to make it & last OR is the work going to be too hard for someone of my age??

 

[InboundDCguy]

I've got orientation next week, I'm excited about getting a good paying job but everyone I talk to are telling me that "It's very hard work, & most people only last 2-3 days because it's so hard of work", I'm 51yr female & am a hard worker Been a work-a-holic all my life but now I'm kinda worried if I'm gonna be able to make it & last OR is the work going to be too hard for someone of my age??

Different people have different ideas of “hard work”. A lot depends on department and position, but if you’re comfortable standing and moving for 10-12hrs, you should be ok. No fear of heights or anything?