Draft example — illustrative only. Not a published sheet.

First-Week Packer Training Pack

Companion to Your New Packer Starts Monday. Tick the boxes on screen, or print the sheets and fill them in by hand.

Adapt to your workflow. This pack does not replace required safety training or product-specific procedures.

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1 · Before They Arrive

  • Trainer assigned and time allocated
  • Routine demonstration order prepared, customer details removed
  • Correct product, quantity and packaging examples ready
  • Order identification and label sequence documented
  • Tools and workstation ready under local procedures
  • Exception holding area labeled
  • Escalation contact and backup identified
  • Tasks requiring extra instruction identified
  • Required site safety instruction scheduled / completed
Write these in before the first shift
FieldYour Answer
Warehouse
Trainer
Backup contact
Exception location
Contact method
Restricted tasks

2 · First-Week Plan

A suggested sequence, not a schedule to tick off. Adjust to demonstrated skills — do not mark a stage complete because the date passed.

One row per stage
StagePractice
OrientationFollow a complete order; explain where to stop
Guided packingRoutine orders under observation
ExceptionsFive controlled scenarios
Supervised batchComparable routine work
Readiness reviewRepeat remaining weak tasks

Blank columns: evidence to record · trainer initials and date.

3 · Routine Order Checklist

Reorder this sequence to match your approved label and verification workflow.

  • Confirm the order reference
  • Confirm the product / variant and quantity against the order
  • Check condition according to local procedures
  • Use approved packaging for the product
  • Complete required scanning / checking steps
  • Match the label to the correct order / package before dispatch
  • Record completion and move the package to the designated place
  • Keep any unresolved exception held and identifiable

4 · Exception Cards

Stop · identify · hold · notify
SituationTrainee Response
Item or variant mismatchStop; hold order; report expected versus found item
Quantity mismatchStop; recount against order; escalate unresolved difference
DamageStop; follow approved handling procedure; report condition
Missing stockHold order; report item and expected location; do not substitute
Label mismatchHold affected packages; escalate for authorized correction

Blank column: your local owner and holding location. For each case record the order reference, issue, time raised, person notified, authorized resolution and completion check. Keep customer personal information off publicly visible cards.

5 · Observation And Readiness

Not observed / Needs practice / Demonstrated
SkillRating
Matches product and variant
Confirms quantity
Uses approved packaging
Follows scanning / checking sequence
Matches label and package
Holds and escalates exceptions
Completes handoff correctly

Decision: independent work / continue supervision / targeted retraining

Approved tasks · restrictions · next practice · review date

Trainer sign-off · trainee acknowledgment

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