I am familiar with the work of night shift sorter in express delivery company, because I am from express delivery industry.

Sorting: that is, the headquarters will transport the express delivery belonging to the sub-division area by logistics vehicles. After arriving at the scene, it was the sorter's turn to play. Generally, ordinary express delivery companies rely on manpower to sort.

For example, there are 10 couriers in your town, each of whom is responsible for the express delivery in a village, which requires the sorter to distinguish the express delivery in the container truck separately to facilitate the delivery by the courier.

Sorter's work is not tiring, and it is not easy to say that he is not tired!

I hope my answer can help you!

Hello, everyone. I am Sister Fang who loves to answer questions.

First of all, I am very interested in this question, because I used to do this sorting work in Suning. I was a part-time job at that time. I work the night shift, and the night shift is the same. I am busy every day. It's really tiring to work 12 hours at the beginning, and he will also look at how many pieces you have sorted and packed in a day. However, there is a difference between day shift and night shift, that is, night shift is not very tiring, and relatively few users place orders, but the leaders are still staring. The specific job is to scan the code and package the items ordered by users and send them out. There's an assembly line. It's simple. It's very simple to scan the code in front of the computer and then pack it and send it. It's only half an hour to repeat the same work, and it's still very tiring. Other logistics companies may do the same job.

Hello, I'm glad to answer your question. I'm xiaoman.

I am familiar with the question you asked, because I have been a part-time night driver for many years.

I believe everyone has the experience of online shopping. Generally, things ordered online today will be delivered to us tomorrow, and some may be delivered the day after tomorrow. So what links did this courier go through from our order to our hands? Sorting is an essential link. To know what night shift sorting is and how to operate it, we must first understand the operation process of express delivery.

Each courier has a distribution center in a certain area, and some are also called distribution centers. At night, all outlets in this area will send their express mail to the distribution center, because the items received by each outlet are sent to all parts of the country, so they will only be concentrated in the distribution center, and then the express mail sent to each city will be distributed again, and then loaded and transported to each city. This link is usually completed in the middle of the night. In the second half of the night, the express mail in cities all over the country will be delivered in detail according to which area and which road the express mail is going to.

The work of night shift sorting is to sort and load the express delivery from this city in the first half of the night, and deliver the express delivery from other cities to this city in detail in the second half of the night. It used to be done manually, but now many of them are artificial intelligence operations, such as automatic scanning assembly line, automatic heavy assembly line, JD.COM unmanned warehouse and so on. Last year, I don't know if I saw the video of the hot express branch, which was full of unmanned express delivery. Of course, artificial intelligence is only used in some distribution centers, and there are some big pieces that artificial intelligence can't complete. Many distribution centers are semi-manual, and night dispatchers are assisting these artificial intelligence to complete the distribution scanning of express delivery.

I usually work at night, because with the help of automobile production line machines and artificial intelligence, I am not very tired, but the long night shift is also hard. At the same time, it should be quite a sense of accomplishment, because there are so many couriers from our own hands, because our work can better deliver couriers to customers.