truck driver

janitor

groundskeeper

driver

clerk

Bradley Caldwell, Inc.

I began my day by driving over an hour with a similar return trip. I was responsible for maintaining or building the 'set' or layout of the products in the stores.

 I learned a lot about the grocery business as a whole and was responsible to not only my company but also the regional managers of the product lines that I handled.

My initial management was excellent as was my potential for advancement until that manager was replaced by a manager with a totally different agenda. I rarely dealt with other co-workers other than the one or two I supervised or was tasked to work with.

The hardest part of the job was the constant travel combined with the prospect of zero advancement once my first manager advanced outside my influence. The most enjoyable part of the job was the creative latitude that I was required to show in setting up the product lines. I worked well with all of the regional managers that I served with.

Obviously a warehouse isn't anyone's first job choice, but the job is not bad whatsoever. You are able to move up in position rather easily, and get additional training. The job itself is super easy. Everyone there is friendly, and you will make a lot of friends here. Management has changed, and there are no longer 12 hour days. You will know if you are working 8 or 9 hours very easily just by asking.
People who are complaining about BCI are simply just lazy individuals. If you show up and do what you need to do, there will be no drama. This has to be the easiest warehouse in the area. Management is very laid back as LONG AS YOU DO WHAT YOU NEED TO DO. SIMPLE. You can talk to anyone in management on a personal level. They are are friendly and cool AS LONG AS YOU DO WHAT YOU NEED TO DO.

The diversity of the job made work exciting, 150 people to supervise in all aspects of a shipping department, had to be flexible and versatile to make sure all departments were working in order to fulfill the final product made it to the correct destination, loaded 10 to 20 trucks daily ranging from 10 stops to 40 stops per truck,all hand stacked to fit on a trailer.Every day was different so it made it easy to stay focused,

8-12 hour work days
how to use rf guns/use pallet jacks/drive a cherry picker/safety maesures/
i had a really good relastionship with management;was going to be promoted to assistant manager /but they shut down
most co-workers were fun and energetic
i never thought there was anything hard about the job
getting a sense of satisfaction knowing i did my job quickly and efficientley&could go help in other parts of warehouse

Horrible place to work don’t even bother to apply here because you have no room for advancement or growth . 
Slackers get away everything . 
Management doesn’t do anything if you complain no matter how serious the complaint is . 
If you are being harassed they don’t care, if you get hurt they don’t care . They don’t care about you as a person . They look the other way and push everything under the rug . 
Very low paying positions and the insurance is not good. 


I was a part time warehouse worker at this facility while I attended college. Their were no benefits for part time, no incentives. Hours were 8-10 hour shifts depending on how many shipments were completed. It was an easy job, it was fast paced and stressful at times, but as long as you did your assignment it was simple. Management expectations were simple, show up, do your job and go home as a paid employee.

On a typical day, I set up accounts, and work one on one with customers to help pay their accounts and set up vendors for said accounts. I call for follow-ups on payments and on customers themselves. The hardest part of the job is the communication in the departments, they have difficulty working as a team. However the most enjoyable part is the customers, as they are from all over and learning about them.

I worked there for a year, my fiancé and I were treated like garbage. I was going through bankruptcy and needed certain days off that I asked for in advance but they kept writing me up for them. I was working 12 + hours too. I was a picker, a stacker and a runner. I always volunteered to learn more and stay late but it wasn’t good enough in managements eyes and for $11 an hour it was tras.

As  lead maintenance I have found this opportunity very educational and, at the same time, challenging. Some days would be rather typical building maintenance and others would be challenging me to replace a motor on a stand up reach truck and repair a conveyor system practically simultaneously! But honestly, I have enjoyed every single day and challenge those days have brought to me.

A typical day at work consists of picking the orders with an RF gun. During my time there, I learned how to efficiently use and manage an RF gun and work with others to fix problems. The supervisors there were very friendly and understanding. Management was willing to work with you to accommodate your needs. The hardest part of the job were the 10-12 hour shifts. The most enjoyable part of my job were my coworkers.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Truck driver 4 salaries reported	$92,500 per year
Janitor 1 salary reported	$15.00 per hour
Groundskeeper 1 salary reported	$12.00 per hour
Driver 1 salary reported	$92,500 per year
Clerk 1 salary reported	$15.50 per hour

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