order picker

truck driver

forklift operator

warehouse supervisor

warehouse worker

Very poor work/life balance, you are just a number to this warehouse. One of the worst warehouses to work for on the East coast. Outdated equipment, no space between the aisles, and tons of unsafe practices just to hit your numbers. Your livleyhood is decided on how well you perform each day sick or healthy. Unrealistic goal times for your orders, you don’t even have time to use the bathroom at some moments. favoritism to certain employees. The pay was good and most of your co workers are cool and trust me NOBODY enjoys working at this job.

They give you 12 weeks to graduate the trained my group for a week they were easy to understand there biggest concern is safety. They have a 401 K and they match 100 %  up to 8 % you get medical right away same with dental it was a good job with the possible moving up it the company they train you at $22.00 an hour after the 12 weeks and you can do it in 8 it’s $24.00 and a year later it’s $26.00 the incentives are how you make your money some dudes are making almost $40.00 an hour picking and packing and throwing it on a pallet wrapping it stamping it and sending it were it needs to get dropped off.

Only been here close to a month but I can say this is one of the best places I’ve worked for the job is hard and stressful a bit but little by little as you start to learn the patterns and and layers you’ll start to pick up speed the job is great no supervisor running down your back making u hate your job , you work at your own pace (to a certain extent) it will hurt your back a bit but as you start to develop a understanding on how to layer your pallets and find a way that’s comfortable and fast for you to move the weight around you’ll start to actually enjoy the job you get a workout as you work that’s for certain 

Job pays incentive. The more you do, the more you get paid.  Sounds good but isn't.  Only get paid for pallets that get put away.  Any downtime for maintenance, cleaning, waiting for loads you do not get paid for.   Everything in here works against you.  The line gets back up - you wait.  Door is empty - you wait.  Machine down - you wait.  Machine backs up - you wait.  All of that downtime counts against your production numbers  and lowers your pay.  Base rate is $19 sp you'll never make less than that but all of the disadvantages against you don't allow you to make much more than that.  90% of employees are paid base rate.

The job is labor intensive and demanding.
The established work force tend to be  hostile to trainees even though many are just learning to adjust to the environment.
The job is simple but dangerous.
The people, inferior equipment and deadlines  make the job stressful and tiring.
If you can work hard and fast while holding your own you’ll excel.


Worked there for about one year.  All around terrible experience, and I would advise against working there unless you are desperate.  Overnight shift begins at 7pm, but if you want decent equipment you'd better get there by 6 pm.  Typical shift was 6 pm - 6 am.  Work is your life---no home/ work balance.  Tired all the time from the long hours of labor.  Co-workers are very immature, and not helpful (a lot of work release).  I made okay money, but it is definitely not a long term plan.  Burnout is high....employee turnover is extremely high.

What is the best part of working at the company?
feel of family positive people great pay

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
its waiting for the probationary period to end lol

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
its positive and competitive but most of the time everyone stops to help

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
its fast busy exciting and safe

Most leads are rude and give good trailers to the people they like. Overall negative work environment. Their induction system is Old and inefficient requiring constant repair and adjustments which takes time and money out of your pocket. They make it sound a lot better than it is. Leads give good loads to people they like. People like me have to struggle. Management knows that this goes on and will aggressively deny it. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Everything great place to work 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Nothing really I loved working at ES3!


What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Very friendly environment as if it were one big family!

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Fast paced but also the days flew by because there is always work to be done and I loved that!

Politics Played About Incentive Pay, Very Staight Forward Employment If Your A Crash Test Dummy.  Personally I Think The Company Encourages Diversity and Ethnicity Recognition and all that other stuff but of course If Your Not In That Pool Of Yes Men Your just Another Body in A Revolving Employment Pool. 

P.s. 12hr Shifts SuckS when its slow as forever and a day. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Order picker 2 salaries reported	$25.50 per hour
Truck driver 9 salaries reported	$21.93 per hour
Forklift operator 1 salary reported	$21.67 per hour
Warehouse supervisor 12 salaries reported	$65,729 per year
Warehouse worker 3 salaries reported	$18.00 per hour

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