Archived How many trucks and how big does your store average?

[SilentCrow]

Title says it all. Wondering what size and how many trucks your store averages.

For us it's usually two trucks a night. Each ranges from 1900 - 2400. We also take three trucks at times at our store. What about you?

 

[HLN13]

We usually have one truck a day, but randomly every other week or so we’ll take a double. Around 2000 pieces.

 

[Marcellow]

Two trucks a night usually, with one truck on the weekends. Two trucks pretty much all week if there’s a holiday coming. C&S truck comes everyday.

 

[SilentCrow]

Holidays for us turns into three trucks each night fml

 

[OneArmedJesus]

Holy, our store only does a truck a day, and we get a truck every day besides Sundays. Not sure about pieces, has to be around 1800

 

[can't touch this]

3 trucks Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday avg 2000/230 repacks

6 - 7 trucks thru most of Q4

 

[RhettB]

2200 to 2700 5x a week. Up to 350 repack

 

[toredandkhaki]

1500-2200 3-4 times a week, but we are a ULV, 4th quarter goes up to 1500-2000 5 times a week

 

[Yetive]

3 trucks. Average about 1900. Trying to imagine doing that in 1 night .

 

[Him]

Title says it all. Wondering what size and how many trucks your store averages.

For us it's usually two trucks a night. Each ranges from 1900 - 2400. We also take three trucks at times at our store. What about you?

I'm wondering if you and I are currently in the same store?? Our store still has an O/N process, so we still "manage" but it takes partnership with the Dayside Team.

 

[Him]

3 trucks. Average about 1900. Trying to imagine doing that in 1 night .

I actually can, that's when we're Suppose to be One Team One Dream, but @Yetive, you and I both know the real!!

 

[Him]

2200 to 2700 5x a week. Up to 350 repack

Yes nights like that are THee worst!! Hopefully you guys can assemble a nice "repack team" instead of an army of "one person" expecting to breakdown all Solo!!

 

[Him]

7 trucks plus 7 food trucks
1800-2200 daily

Yes and having Consumable tm moved to the Dayside process to me doesn't really help matters, but I guess more time to "work" the freight does help somewhat.

 

[SilentCrow]

I'm wondering if you and I are currently in the same store?? Our store still has an O/N process, so we still "manage" but it takes partnership with the Dayside Team.

We might be.

 

[FlowBot5000]

10-12 non-peak. 2400-2800 average (heavy grocery store). 9 FDC trailers (Sun-Thur 1, Fri & Sat 2).
14-17 peak, 2700-3300 average. FDC trailers remain the same.
Average repacks for 3 trailer nights are about 550-600, total Push hours: 310 - 350.
Week of Christmas last year: Sun 2 (Christmas Eve), Mon 2 (Christmas Day), Tues 3, Wednes 3, Thurs 3, Fri 2, Sat 2.

So... who wants to work out some H&B?!?

 

[sprinklesontop]

2200 to 2700 5x a week. Up to 350 repack

Same here..... sometimes adding a 6th truck.

 

[Marcellow]

Holidays for us turns into three trucks each night fml

Well to be clearer, it’s 3 trucks each night for 4th quarter

 

[Marcellow]

I'm wondering if you and I are currently in the same store?? Our store still has an O/N process, so we still "manage" but it takes partnership with the Dayside Team.

Yeah stores that make 65 million in sales or more still have an overnight process. Mine does but we also have a specialty Market team who comes in and pushes and backstocks Market. Market is #1 department so it gets a lot of priority.

 

[YoNanas]

Yeah stores that make 65 million in sales or more still have an overnight process. Mine does but we also have a specialty Market team who comes in and pushes and backstocks Market. Market is #1 department so it gets a lot of priority.

Wait until they restrategize and get rid of overnight. You must be end to end.

 

[Him]

Wait until they restrategize and get rid of overnight. You must be end to end.

I wouldn't be surprised if they did. Change no matter what shape or form is inevitable. Hopefully I'll find employment elsewhere before such a change occurs

 

[Flow Warrior]

Wait until they restrategize and get rid of overnight. You must be end to end.

Stores over $65 million won't ever lose overnight because it is impossible for them to move that freight dayside. They know this and I have heard it specifically said that Come 2019-2020 those stores will be the ONLY ones with overnight. They will also be end to end for the areas that can bre when the eaches roll out. So whose us for all your trucks to be nothing but Repacks say 50,000 eaches in repacks that need to be sorted overnight?

 

[SilentCrow]

Yeah stores that make 65 million in sales or more still have an overnight process. Mine does but we also have a specialty Market team who comes in and pushes and backstocks Market. Market is #1 department so it gets a lot of priority.

Unfortunately, we still push Market. It's way too much but it won't change so no need to complain.

 

[countingsheep]

We get 5 trucks on average not sure how many food I believe we average 1500 but lately wr have been getting 2100 and we havent seen the stock room or line for months :/

 

[Nikodemos]

Stores over $65 million won't ever lose overnight because it is impossible for them to move that freight dayside. They know this and I have heard it specifically said that Come 2019-2020 those stores will be the ONLY ones with overnight. They will also be end to end for the areas that can bre when the eaches roll out. So whose us for all your trucks to be nothing but Repacks say 50,000 eaches in repacks that need to be sorted overnight?

That's not quite true. I work at a Super Target and we were forced to go to 4am last month. Our annual sales for last year were $6 million grocery amd $65 million non-grocery. Our STL told us we needed to have $70 million non-grocery to keep being an overnight store and next year that number rises to $75 million.

 

[Flow Warrior]

That's not quite true. I work at a Super Target and we were forced to go to 4am last month. Our annual sales for last year were $6 million grocery amd $65 million non-grocery. Our STL told us we needed to have $70 million non-grocery to keep being an overnight store and next year that number rises to $75 million.

Whoa. I was not aware of that.