Lol. This reminds me of what I found in a bail early this year.View attachment 6680
Yes it is. It was not a fun time getting that out. The tm who put it in there got lucky. It wedged itself into one of the grooves so it didn't break. It just now has an off centered handle.Ouch. That a PDA?
I hope they got a warning or cca about safe handling of equipment. It could of exploded.Yes it is. It was not a fun time getting that out. The tm who put it in there got lucky. It wedged itself into one of the grooves so it didn't break. It just now has an off centered handle.
Where do these capacity numbers come from in the first place? I've seen other things like this and it's just nutty. Does someone just throw a random number in there? Can't think of a reasonable explanation for why the system would say stuff like this. I'm all the time making these corrections.If your SFQ is wrong, it will keep pulling until the system thinks it's full. I set a pog couple weeks ago that thought the capacity was 1427 electric knives. Only 5 fit. You need to use the Audit app and check and change capacities
There are few things that make me crazier. I've spoken to my TL about it 2 or 3 times recently because I keep getting pulled from my regular area to help in other areas, and then when I return to pushing where I usually do, I find all kinds of weird stuff. The worst is when they put a larger size in the space for the smaller size of the same product, or name brand in the space for Up & Up. Sometimes, there's a substantial price difference. But accountability? What's that?It could also be that team members are overstocking the shelves. You think only 2 binders will fit, but your more creative team members who don't want to backstock can find ways to throw 12 on the shelf. To fix it backstock the extra, then go back and use EXF in MyWork 2.0 to make sure the system has the appropriate number of items located on the shelf. Finally, ask a local saint to perform a miracle and get leadership to hold team members who stock the shelves incorrectly accountable because if that doesn't happen (it won't), the problem will keep recurring.
There are few things that make me crazier. I've spoken to my TL about it 2 or 3 times recently because I keep getting pulled from my regular area to help in other areas, and then when I return to pushing where I usually do, I find all kinds of weird stuff. The worst is when they put a larger size in the space for the smaller size of the same product, or name brand in the space for Up & Up. Sometimes, there's a substantial price difference. But accountability? What's that?
that'd be an improvement for usToday's audit: 223 scanned items, 143 fixed. Yikes.
But sometimes it's on stuff we have all the time - ? Like those spray bottles a person can buy to use for house cleaning. 714 fit on the shelf? Um, no, more like 12.they do that on things they are only going to send us for a short period of time and they want to make sure we are pulling it out before the pog changes.
Question for anyone super familiar with BRLA reporting:
There's a TM error section that looks like it's showing the number of errors a TM has. These actually appear to be the errors uncovered in AIS usage. Is this accurate? We've been told by OD to ONLY scan the item it shows on the pull and NOT scan any other item unless there item it wants truly is not there. If it's not actually there, scan all items then use AIS. The intention we're told is that the way the system works, if you scan anything other than the item it wants, then the item it wants, it will delete what you didn't scan (HIGHLY doubt this). To me, it sounds like BRLA padding by not properly reporting baffles and ghosts. If the system truly worked that way, it's ass backwards. A quick check showed that the items were not deleted if not scanned during pull.
But can anyone verify that the 40+ errors attributed to me were merely errors I discovered while pulling?
Sounds like that to me, too.To me, it sounds like BRLA padding by not properly reporting baffles and ghosts.
In which app will it be?PDAs are slated to be gone by April so that program will be removed sooner than later.
(And to all you BRLM users, the Delete functionality is built, and integrated into the app. Setting up for a January deployment)
Anyone else noticing clearance items being pulled as part of autofills? It's really annoying.
I remember seeing something about don't unbox all the plastic otherwise it can't be sweeped back. Seriously HQ knows they sent out way to much so they gives us this nugget of advice.So when did it become normal for the PLAS and BPLS to take up 6 pallets daily for the autofills? Oh wait the e2e process… silly me.
But still 6 pallets of plastics everyday for a week solid is a bit much. Me think some peoples have not been diligent in completing their assigned tasks.
We sold through all of our plastics, so that note was pretty moot. Our DTL wants us to open all bpls to keep space in the steel condensedI remember seeing something about don't unbox all the plastic otherwise it can't be sweeped back. Seriously HQ knows they sent out way to much so they gives us this nugget of advice.