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At this location I have used pallet jacks that work some times and other times they do not. Other locations have better and electric pallet trucks to work with. A lot of the pallets that come in are heavy and the pallet jacks will not good high enough to clear the docking plate, it takes two (2) people to do this.  The job is easy and I tarin the personnel on the right way to do the job safe. I am always learning day to day. The management is good I train them what I do in the warehouse. Each Manager at each location when they get the position should be in the Warehouse and see what we are doing to get the product off the tailer and stagging and condensing for the next day inbound trucks. . Workplace culture is good clean and safe. Hardest part of the job is waiting on the routes to get pulled. We should have the routes no later than 10am . The most enjoyable part of the job is getting the work done on time and going home . It would be nice if we get a raise when we deserve it and not ask for it.  I am the only one at the this location that plows Snow during the Winter months here. I should be able to punch in early in the morning and get paid. It takes about 3 hours if the snow is heavy, and have a company gas card to fill the truck with gas when needed.

I absolutely love working at RAS Logistics. From day one, I’ve felt welcomed, supported, and part of something bigger. The company culture is one of the best I’ve experienced — it's positive, collaborative, and focused on continuous improvement. Everyone, from leadership to frontline team members, treats each other with respect and professionalism.

What stands out most is how much RAS invests in its people. There are real opportunities for career growth, ongoing training, and open communication. Leadership is approachable and truly listens, making it easy to share ideas and feel heard. The work can be fast-paced, but it’s rewarding, and the team always has your back.

RAS also places a strong emphasis on work-life balance and employee well-being, which makes a huge difference in day-to-day morale. It’s refreshing to work for a company that not only sets high standards but also provides the support and tools to help you meet them.

If you’re looking for a place where your hard work is recognized, your growth is encouraged, and you’re surrounded by great people — RAS Logistics is it.

As a Terminal Manager at RAS Logistics, a typical day involves overseeing the smooth operation of delivery schedules, coordinating with my team, and ensuring that all logistics processes run efficiently. I have learned the importance of effective communication and strategic planning, which are crucial for managing a dynamic and fast-paced environment.

The management at RAS is supportive and encourages continuous improvement, providing the resources and guidance needed to excel. The workplace culture is collaborative and inclusive, fostering a sense of community and teamwork.



what a wonderful place to work, I so enjoy the people and culture here---the most enjoyable part of the job is the daily interactions with all the staff here as well as the interactions i have with other folks at all the different RAS locations--- a typical day at work begins with me getting the drivers in here for our daily morning meetings and letting them know just how much they are appreciated for what they do each and every day---the relationships that I get to have with all our customers who always seem so thankful for what we do for them, there is not a hard part to this job, if you enjoy what you do everything is easy---the work place culture here is top of the line, everyone gets along and we work very well together. What i have learned here is the most important aspect of what we do---making the customer happy and representing our culture and values here at RAS.

This is a great position for anyone with data entry and/or admin experience. The work culture and office environment is very relaxed while still being productive. I feel like I am respected by my team and we all work together well. The work itself is pretty easy, consisting mostly of date entry and monitoring the truck routes throughout the day. The hardest part of the job is dealing with customers on the phone who are upset about missing a delivery, but these issues are fairly easy to resolve most of the time. It is also nice to be able to move between the desk/computer work and the work needed in the warehouse so you don't feel stagnant or like you've been sitting all day. Shoutout to our managers for getting us lunch and keeping the team energized!

Work/Life balance is not terrible, although as a manager, you will at times need to spend time at home working on routing, answering time sensitive e-mails, and respond to phone calls. A typical day here starts with load-out or if you are on second shift, load-ins. Throughout the day, you help driver/helper teams accomplish home delivery (final mile). You also work with the client, Costco and the contractors who provide trucks to complete routes. I have learned that with a solid staff in place, you can manage your work/life balance better. You also learn how to build patience and customer service skills. The workplace culture here on the RAS side is a high point but sometimes dealing with the client staff can be exhausting, as they have a lot of demands. The company can learn to take care of their employees better with pay.

My workday includes monitoring delivery routes, submitting paperwork, planning for the next day, answering customer questions, among other duties. I have learned a great deal about route monitoring and everything it entails; I am learning more things every day. 
The management here is awesome, they understand life happens and are very accommodating. Tons of support and no such thing as a dumb question.
The workplace culture is very laid back and friendly.
I think the hardest part of the job is dealing with angry customers, but with good customer service skills it is easy to diffuse these types of situations.
The most enjoyable part of the day is helping others and having a sense of accomplishment.

Do you like working 16-18 hour days, constant pressure to meet unrealistic and vague metrics, and absolutely NO support from senior management? Then RAS Logistics is the place for you! The company offers PTO, but you can't take days off work during "sale season," which is 350 days out of the year. This company squeezes the life out of its employees and contractors. And NO ONE CARES if you put everything into your job. People are expendable, to the point that no one blinks when a highly skilled and dedicated employee burns out in a year. They just line up the fresh meat for the next round in the pressure cooker. 

RAS has been a wonderful place to work, a typical day for me involves a lot of customer or builder interaction which is very rewarding. Having a wonderful and positive team at my location has made this already fantastic company so much better. Management over at RAS is always very helpful and determined to help you achieve growth within the company. RAS itself is very community based, even with multiple locations you can tell the care and attentiveness is there for everyone at all locations. RAS has taught me how to improve on my problem-solving skills as well as patience. I have genuinely loved my time so far at RAS and I look forward to the many years to come with them.

Absolutely loved working for RAS LOGISTICS would have to say I was very very sad when I left. I looked forward to going to work everyday they literally had to make me leave when my shift was over . Everyone at the Chattanooga location makes you feel like family. Corporate however I have nothing good to say about them they don’t seem to care at all about there employees an when they don’t need anything from you anymore they are very rude about letting u go even when it is on good terms. Everyone I witnessed they let go weather it be on good terms or bad terms they treat them like criminals an escort them off property as if they committed a horrible crime. 

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