Warehouse Policy, Process Updates & Meeting Notes

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Anonymous
Anonymous
7 years ago

Grey Box Vessel for New Low Value Items

Paul
Paul
7 years ago

When value checking keep a look out for the HP Spar # and the Dell DPN number. These are the brand part numbers and will provide you with the best search results. To locate the HP Spar number; check if the item has a small label with a lot of number and a barcode. The Spar # will be on the left side of the label written out as Spar# or SP#. The barcode is the Serial number not do use that to find the value of the item. For this item the Spar # is 309520-001
The Dell number is on a long label with a long barcode. Omit the first 2 letters. In this case (TH-) Also omit the first 0. (Older cards will have multiple 0 in the part number) The next 5 digits is the DPN. In this case: D9205

Paul
Paul
7 years ago

Dell picture

Anonymous
Anonymous
7 years ago

Read Slavic 2/25/2019

Anonymous
Anonymous
7 years ago

Read ryan

Anonymous
Anonymous
7 years ago

When putting pallets away, please do not leave them standing up. one fell on me this morning. Iv’e seen too many accidents in other warehouses with small and much larger pallets.Just for safety. Thank you.

Matthew
Matthew
7 years ago

Read 04/24/2019

paul
paul
7 years ago

if you only have 2 should you keep it//???

ZD
ZD
7 years ago

Break down empty gaylord after process pallet then put gaylord and pallet away.
Do not over fill scrap gaylord if they can double stack.
Read the scrap label before put item in if you not sure.

Anonymous
Anonymous
7 years ago

For the testing ram one stick at a time. Some of the old PC’s you need a minimum of two. Since I’m doing most of the all other PC’s, can I know which ones had memory in them?

paul
paul
7 years ago

Sold and completed items page shows sponsored listings at the top of the page that may have or have not sold.
Listing in “Green” have sold. The sponsored listings are in black

Matthew
Matthew
7 years ago

For computer testing is there a, for lack of a better term, cheat sheet/set standard for what is considered damaged/cracked/other on the case? Such as a list of things that should be notated, i.e. dents/nicks/heavy or light scratches, missing front or back slot covers/rubber feet/panels etc…

Anonymous
Anonymous
7 years ago

The item that was a hard drive wasn’t scrap. It was sitting below my bench, was supposed to be in with the hard drives. Not exactly sure how it got into the gold finger gaylord. I Haven’t a chance to even look it up yet.

Ryan

Ryan
Ryan
7 years ago

This is Ryan, and I haven’t tested anything but printers as far as I know. All printers but inkjet. Awe yes. Yesterday I plugged one TV Generator Module in that was scrap to see if someone wanted them. I did not test the item, was plugged in for 10 seconds. Also on some of this old equipment like (GVG) which stands for Grass valley Group. You can’t just put in GVG. It requires the entire manufacture name. And the web page won’t allow you to put anything greater than 12 characters. When you type in GVG into eBay it doesn’t understand that its the abbreviation for (Grass Valley Groups) unless you type the whole thing in. As soon as you type it all in stuff comes up. Can we stretch the character box some. Grass Valley comes up with only a couple items. Everything that I cannot find goes straight to eBay with a sticker.

Anonymous
Anonymous
6 years ago

Read Cotey 10/22/19

Anonymous
Anonymous
6 years ago

Read by Colter 11-13-2019.

Anonymous
Anonymous
6 years ago

Read Alfredo Alea. December 2, 2019

Joshua Ellis
Joshua Ellis
6 years ago

Read Joshua E. 1/13/2020

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

Read Scout 7/10/23

Anonymous
Anonymous
1 year ago

Read, Shaw (8/19/24)

Morgan
Morgan
1 year ago

Page is currently blank. Technical error or obsolete?

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9 months ago

Read Hector 10/13/25

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