Pick to Buffer at Amazon explained

[@krisrivera8058]

This is all backwards jiffis for us are at the bottom heavy in the middle and small up top 🤣🤣

[@jimmydelcid8779]

Yep, same here. As a stower, if I had to keep bending over to pick up larger packges from the bottom shelf, i would literally break my damn knee caps.

[@Alex_Aramayo]

Same

[@RaphTheUnknown]

yup.. smart stow. we use totes or bins for the jiffies.

[@gabrielomtnz]

This was the old standard now we have the smart stow bins this video is over 2 years old. I'm from the same station that the OP uploaded from.

[@ZIAGAMING-i3j]

Affcourse

[@animefox7008]

We have 3 Containers for the Jiaffes.

[@gabrielomtnz]

This was the old standard now we have the smart stow bins this video is over 2 years old. I'm from the same station that the OP uploaded from.

[@Waterpassion]

This rack simulation was BS. Lol jiffies go in 3 bins on the bottom rack. Small boxes go on top and the bigger boxes and OVs go in the middle of placed inside the aisle for stowers to easily move onto their cart or to the OV shelf

[@TMB1974]

Amazon work us to death having to pick multiple aisles at one time. That crap sucks big time.

[@gabrielomtnz]

How many aisles do you have to maintain?

[@TMB1974]

@@gabrielomtnz Usually 3 at the same time.

[@hayatsharafa1258]

Thank you for this information But most of the time Amazonian they will focus about sewing people but the picking people also really important how they do I’m doing pair our 550 but the pickig people give me wrong I do 300 or 315 so really important picking people for me in Amazon

[@blueskies281978]

What are you saying?

[@edek816]

@@blueskies281978 That they will focus about sewing people eg sewing three girls together, the human centipede style. By comparison, our work, here in the UK, seems relatively safe and gore free;-))