order picker

logistics associate

Casa-Logistics

Package counts are high these days as we are midst of a pandemic. Occasionally we will get routes with over 400 packages. Most are 300-350 packages with 170-200 stops. Not to mention a measly 10 minutes to load up inside the warehouse(my main qualm). Our bosses/dispatchers are reasonable and seem to care about us drivers. They lift a finger to help if need be which I really appreciate. 

Routes are primarily in the South Orange County area that are generally pretty safe. Again, the routes are heavy and do get physically taxing after some time. Drink water like its going somewhere!  This leads to another strong point. The scheduling is consistent and reasonable. You often get a couple consecutive days off during the week to recover. 

I believe CASA is one of the better DSPs to work for because of all this. I just think the base pay can be a touch higher than it is. But then again, there are plenty of bonus incentives to work toward and are very  attainable with a little hard and honest work.


They don’t give a about the workers and are lowly company that pays low and give you days off for anything,overtime,took too long on a route, speeding when you just going 36 on a straight path  On a hot day. they give you a week or 2 off is extremely excessive casa logistics honestly,they pick and choose 

I started this job on a whim during quarantine (was in the service industry, my bar closed).  I'm glad I did so at CASA.  I have nothing but good things to say.  Management works with your schedule, if you have a hard route you will always get help, if you need more training you will always get it, you will always be paid on time.  This is an overall amazing DSP! 

Worked for about 2 yrs and I have no complaints. The job is straightforward and there are always nice incentives to work towards. Management is always has a positive attitude, and it can be a fun job being out on the streets delivering. 

I have never felt so cared for as an individual.  Safety is the company's most important goal which translates to them caring about me personally.  It feels good to be a part of a team yet have the independence during the day to accomplish thins on my own.

The days go by fast as you have a lot of packages to deliver. Lots of walking(8miles/day). Can be a pro or con just depends on how you look at it.  The management is cool. The job is simple just make sure you stretch and eat before your Shifts 

It’s alright, one of the better Amazon DSPs there is. It seems like the leads kinda choose who they like and in their own clique. Only work here if it is a last resort for you

Casa isn't a good company to work for owner and management only looked out for them selves didn't care for the drivers. They also have alot work drama 

The job itself provides a reasonable amount of work enough for each day. Sometimes we receive help with our deliveries to avoid working past our assigned shifts.

It was a great place to work at. The managers and owner treated you very well! They respected your work and gave you flexible hours. The only downside is you have to work a Weekend day.

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