What I did
- +Picking studs, washers, screws and nuts by reference.
- +Preparing and verifying manual orders.
- +Moving boxes and pallets inside the warehouse.
- +Stock control and location replenishment.
What it taught me
Working with references that look alike — same diameter, different thread — forces you to read the data, not trust memory. It is the same problem a good product model solves: when the reference, the variant and the location are well defined, the error stops depending on who is on shift.
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