Workplace
What is the workplace like?
Our workplace is a fast-paced, production oriented environment. Safety is very important.
Workers must adhere to a dress code.
All shifts are 8 hours with 2 - 20 minute breaks (except CA).
Our work areas are highly automated with fork lifts and other lift equipment driving around, cranes operating behind some workstations, many buildings also have some automated vehicles and miles of belts conveying product to different parts of the building.
Easy to access
Our newest centers (Anderson and Connecticut) go beyond ADA standards; they reflect advice from disability consultants. Some examples:
- a locker room with added benches, lower lockers and lock alternatives;
- some bathroom stalls big enough for a personal aide;
- Elevators and ramps reach most areas within the building.
Tour the Anderson workplace and see what it's like.
What is a typical day?
View photos showing a typical day working at the DC.
Who will I work with?
If you join our center, you will work on a team. People with disabilities and people without disabilities will work together.
Our staff and managers get disability awareness training.
Things you should know about the work
- All team members must meet performance standards.
- The work is fast-paced and must be done right.
Work rules
The following work rules apply at the distribution center. However, exceptions can be made on an individual basis if needed to accommodate a person's disability.
- The jobs are full-time.
- The center will run three shifts. Team members may work the day, evening, or night shift.
- Team members must work overtime sometimes.
