Ive heard different people. Some say its Kroger night shift, some say its the actual truck driver. Im asking for like meat, produce, grocery, frozen, and dairy trucks during night shift. Who is supposed to and where are they supposed to unload it to? Like to receiving or actual take it to department where it belongs. Not asking who actually does it, but who is supposed to do it?
I can't speak for night shift, but I do know when the milk truck comes in the daytime, the driver unloads it and only moves it as far as needed to get all the pallets off the truck. It's then up to the dairy people to actually move it into the dairy cooler.
Ive heard different people. Some say its Kroger night shift, some say its the actual truck driver. Im asking for like meat, produce, grocery, frozen, and dairy trucks during night shift. Who is supposed to and where are they supposed to unload it to? Like to receiving or actual take it to department where it belongs. Not asking who actually does it, but who is supposed to do it?
Should be the lead doing it. They take it to whatever departments. cold i think is usually stays on the truck till those other dept heads come in.
Supposedly, each department is given hours in ELMS to unload trucks for their department. Truck drivers are not supposed to use kroger power equipment. We have people working overnight in grocery, meat, dairy, frozen and produce.
The meat clerk is supposed to get his 5 pallets and put them in the cooler. The produce clerk is supposed to get his 12 pallets. The dairy clerk is supposed to get his 10 pallets. Grocery department is supposed to unload their 34 pallets. The frozen truck always arrives before night crew shows up.
The night grocery manager is the manager on duty when there are not any store managers there. If there is not anyone in the department to get their own stuff, the night manager can delegate who unloads the perishable truck.
The milk truck is a 50/50. Their contract says all they need to do it put the milk on the dock and get empty crates. Some are cool about it and put milk in the cooler.
The bread guys have a similar contract as the milk drivers. All they have to do is put the bread delivery on the dock. They do not have to go thru doorways. If the empty trays are not on the dock ready to go, they do not need to pick them up.
-- Edited by Anonymouse1 on Tuesday 25th of April 2023 06:38:02 AM
The driver usually unloads the truck and leaves it the backroom area. Then it's up to nightcrew to take it from there. Thats why we must keep our backroom loading area neat and clean at all times so the drivers have access to put it where it needs to be put.
