Progressive Logistics Services Employer Reviews

I stated my day out by checking the electric pallet-jacks, reading the receiving lists for incoming trucks then went to unloading them. Once the trucks were unloaded the shipments got lumped together to be put away. While I was there I learned different organizational skills. My co-workers and I got along great. Everything seemed to "click" so that – more... all quality and production levels were at or above what was expected of us. The hardest part of working there was when a shipment was either early or late and clashed with another order. I found it enjoyable to be able to work through the situation safely and efficiently with my co-workers while keeping an upbeat attitude. – less

A typical consisted of loading/unloading trailers.
I learned to ask for instructions before starting work.
Management wear many hats.
My co-workers came from all walks of life.
The hardest part of my job was the heat in the Summer and the cold in the Winter.
The most enjoyable part of the job was the work and the friendships developed there.

i learned how to operate a mixture of forklifts like sit down and a high reach stand up dock forklift double pallet jack end ride

A typical work day is busy and very fast paced. Management the most part is pretty good. Most of my co-workers were very hard workers. The hardest part of job was not knowing how much money you made untill you got your check, because their pay system is based off of pull pay. The most enjoyable part of the job is you stay busy.

Used Pick tickets, RF Scanners, and Ride-on Electric Pallet-jacks.

Picked from racks and floor storage.

Wrapped pallets for shipping.

Go in around 7:30 am. Then do the morning stretches at 8 with the entire warehouse crew. After a 5-10 min intro from the managers, we get to work, wich entailed palletizing product neatly in a timely manner labeling and delivering to desired location for shipment. It was a good work enviornment. Very fast paced. Management wasnt very aparent since they – more... were mostly in the office all day. Everyone kept to themselves considering the harder you worked the more you got paid that day. Base pay was around 10.00 but you could bring in up to 23.00 per hour. the hardest part of the job was keeping yourself motivated since you werent able to view your pay until the end of the week due to it being an average of the "weeks" work. The paycheck is what i loved most since it shoed my work ethic. If you worked hard all week your check was amazing! If you coasted all week it was a normal check, also if you did just enough to get by you were gonna live paycheck to paycheck pretty much. – less

Wonderful place to work besides loading and unloading trailers when its freezing cold its freezing in those trailers. Well however it feels outside it worst inside the trailers

A typical day ar work is fast paced, the work is basic, no real skills needed except learning to use a power jack, management is decent, co-workers get along. the hardest part of the job depends on the type/time of day. the most enjoyable part of the day would have to be the last half of the day.

Loved working with others. Did not like managment changes. A lot of improvement is needed. Salary pay needs to be raised

A typical day meant I had to manage associates working, conducting safety observations and evaluations.

Labor is what it is. You handled product in and out of trailers. Some days were slow and light and others were so overwhelming, demanding and fast paced that it was hardly human to ask it of anyone. Management mostly consisted of those whom had been there for many years and were indifferent to the concerns of employees or other department managers. – more... Overall, I learned how to properly lift heavy weight and organize/optimize space in a short span of time. – less

i learned more than the managers they had no training and were fear ful they would loose there jobs . they back stab you . the more i did the more they wanted me to do . did alittle bit of everything my job then some of other people jobs to .

This job would be better for someone with out a family.The safety program could be better.Long hours with little compensation.

Very great place to work at with lots of things to do. Fast paced and always moving in the direction that anyone intends to go.