MEET BRAD HENNING!
Brad plays a key role on our Chicago warehouse team, supporting both operations and sales by making sure that customers are receiving quality medical product in a timely manner.
What Does Your Day-To-Day Look Like As a Warehouse Associate?
What Is Your Shipping Process?
Step 1:
“When I select an order to fulfill from the queue I will start with the orders that were placed at the earliest date. I print out the pick ticket for the order and sign my initials on the bottom of the page, showing for future records that I am the one who picked this order.”
Step 2:
“Then I will grab a push cart and start pulling items from the ticket one by one. When picking each item, I check expiration dates to make sure the product is within 90 days of that date from today. After I pick each item, I make sure that the quantity I’ve pulled is correct and put a check mark next to the item on the ticket.”
Step 3:
“Once I have all the items for the order in my cart I’ll wheel everything over to my packing station. While I’m packing the order I will do another double check to make sure quantities and reference numbers match up to what is on the pick ticket. I’ll select the appropriate form and amount of packing materials and place them in the box with the items so that there is as little void space as possible.”
Step 4:
Step 5:
“The final steps in this process are slapping those shipping labels and packing slip on the boxes and then placing the packages on a pallet with the rest of the packages going out.”
What Are Two Truths and a Lie?
We challenged Brad to a game of “Two Truths and a Lie,” and his answers have us second-guessing everything.
Can you spot the lie?
Truth or Lie?
“I have never traveled outside of the United States.”
Truth or Lie?
“I was an extra in a toothpaste commercial.”
Truth or Lie?
“I once participated in a tricycle race on ice at a semi-pro hockey game (and won).”
