Kristiyan Valchev

At DHL , I started working as a normal operator placing products on the bands and sometimes picking up the sorted products and placing them in roll containers . After 2/3 weeks i got asked to be a shnejder , which is a position that requires for you to be cleaning foils / pallets / making sure to put stickers on packets that doesn't have ones , and after a while I had a chance to become EPT Operator . As an EPT Operator , my job was to take pallets and place them on the bands so people can start sorting the packages.

I was operating a walking EPT , not a drivable EPT so I don't have a license for EPT/Forklift.

Being a line supervisor required from me to set up the line for the desired product and making sure everything is set and working correct , filling paperwork about what we pack and having a look at the people working on the line making sure the products are being packed correctly . When we pack same product for a long time , I usually help on the finish line for the product to be placed in boxes / baskets / crates .