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Isn’t it up and running in mn and ny? I know a couple buildings are delayed and it may be shelved until next year.I thought that was on hold since they delayed auto-rebin because of covid and the added positions were tied to it running.
Yeah, they’ve been using it since last year although I think it’s in a limited capacity.Isn’t it up and running in mn and ny? I know a couple buildings are delayed and it may be shelved until next year.
They have announced the new position of problem solver and were about to hand out award letters when the pandemic happened. I haven’t heard about expanding icqa though.Yeah, they’ve been using it since last year although I think it’s in a limited capacity.
What I meant was that as new DCs go online with it there are then more ICQA positions added to handle auditing boxes and whatever else comes along due to auto-rebin. So since the rollout has been delayed, so has increasing ICQA staffing in those buildings.
From my understanding it’s a new system of packing where the repacks are packed to a specific aisle rather than zone. This way it cuts down time store side sorting through repacks.Thanks all, what is this auto-bin thing suppose to be?
I thought they told us it was merit 2. To be honest idk what that means but starting rate would be the same rate as they had as a regular tm. Thinking back they did say they were going to add another icqa. A mid shift position for a key and b key. I think that’s because they were mainly emptying amnesty bins and checking location holds and not getting much else done.There have been rumors non-stop about the ICQA expanding. I haven't heard anything official yet. The only thing I heard about was the problem solver positions. But those are merit-1 from what I understand so switching from ICQA to those would be a step back.
Autorebin?They told us today(well last night) that there are 10 new icqa positions and 2 backup.... Wth is going on?!?!?!
They are expanding the number of tasks ICQA's preform and to do that they simply need more people to do it.They told us today(well last night) that there are 10 new icqa positions and 2 backup.... Wth is going on?!?!?!
Fix errors, by hiring people to research them.They are expanding the number of tasks ICQA's preform and to do that they simply need more people to do it.
I dont believe their goal is to fix errors so much as identify where the majority of them are occurring.Fix errors, by hiring people to research them.
Fund the pay to those error researchers, by increasing prod goals to the warehouse workers.
Notice increase in errors as workers are told to do more in less time.
Solution? Add more error researchers! Guess how we are going to make the money to pay these guys again?
It's a self fulfilling prophecy. At some point you are creating errors. Make my non-con CPH 55 instead of 62 and I guarentee I wont make as many mistakes sorting a carton to the wrong door or forgetting to scan it in in my mad rush to achieve these ridiculous goal times they only push further and further.
I am sure the same can be said of IB and WH as well.
End of rant.
Your right that's probably true. But they have increased all of our prod goals by 10% since ICQAs creation at my DC. Could definitely be a coincidence.I dont believe their goal is to fix errors so much as identify where the majority of them are occurring.
They are essentially data collectors, the icqa's themselves at least at my location arent making recommendations on corrective action so much as identifying the errors and when/where/who they are most often coming from.
*ninja edit* I also don't see them increasing prod, at least not to pay for the icqa department. They are pretty much paying for themselves *at least at my facility* and I'd imagine at others due to the increase in department size pyramid wide.
They have done far more in po corrections on miss received freight than what it cost to pay them.