I probably should. It's been a while since the STL told me that getting actual receiving backup set up was "a process" and that I shouldn't get impatient. He said we'd see some results around December but then again he never did say which year...
I can barely deal with it and I've been doing this for almost a year now. I trained with one that's been doing this for ~10 years and I that honestly terrifies me.
Nah, they'll just fire all the food-related TLs and TMs on the 3rd critical red score and then blame lack of training when it keeps happening, but also do nothing about lack of training.
Realistically you just need to know how to calibrate it, and show steriotech....it's been that way for almost two years...I cab tell when they've been in cause a box of new thermometers show up a couple weeks later...they must eat these things or something."Circle9, I think the compactor is broken." Exactly what I wanted to hear first thing after lunch.
Twenty-plus minutes running the compactor, digging through trash and bagging plastic to find the banana boxes jammed deep in there. And the two full bags of plastic some assbrain was too lazy to put where it belongs. I've decided until I get told to stop, I'm going to do my best to keep the compactor closed and locked when not in use. You know, like it should. To prevent shit like this from happening, presumably.
Also in the wake of this week's Steritech visit I've been informed that it's my job after all to test the thermometers and all that jazz. Not to worry, the ETL-LOG is ordering a bunch of shiny new thermometers and prettying up the food binder. Because that what was keeping me from doing this and not the fact that until this week nobody told me this was part of my job and I have more than enough on my plate right now.
There wasn't enough room for both? We have 1 aisle of tables and 3 aisles of bulk pallets.
If you don't go to the salesfloor, you don't sign in...
In the wake of our last visit, making sure the visitor log is nice and full has become a Real Big Deal. I also haven't enforced signing in like I should and I'm trying to ease myself and vendors/drivers into it.
I'd be interested if such a thing actually existed too.
Technically anyone who steps past the yellow line is supposed to sign in and wear a name badge. Even if it's just the coke delivery guy dropping his pallets 15 feet from the dock.
Use one of those pallet-sized cardboard boxes (I think it's meant for metal recycling). Or a hangar bin if you have extras to spare.
Wait, you use those for meta along with plastic recyclingl? Instead of letting it heap up in a complete mess that collapses if you so much as think about it? Mind. Blown.
Wait they had you do the entire exception sweep? Our backroom got an extra 16 hours built into this weeks schedule just for that. We didn't have anyone to give those extra hours to, and it definitely didn't take 16 hours to do, but still...
Yeah, no help. Could I have asked for help? Maybe. But I don't really trust the ETL and the BR-TL has only in the last two weeks started speaking to me.
