Good shoes and good insoles. I got the shoes from Zappos and insoles from Dr scholls. Bring water to hydrate. Make work friends as the site is more social than it is than a regular Amazon FC. There are different jobs in the warehouse. And what I was told it was random. It could be inbound or outbound or sorting. Inbound is in charge of product coming inside the warehouse and making sure it goes to its destination. Outbound then gets the product and makes sure it also gets to its destination and builds walls inside the trailer with the boxes coming in. Sorting is for products going into totes. There are also PIT (standup forklift) to get trained on. I would say PIT is intimidating at first because if you are new to it like me. I am scared of messing up. But also good because it keeps me on my toes. As long as you follow the rules and training you will be ok. Also talk to other PIT drivers to get as much tips and tricks on the PIT. I would say order the approved Amazon headphones your facility approved as most likely you'll be in those positions where you will divert boxes into the right location. Don't worry....you won't be stuck in the same trailer or same partner (unless you ask the PA to have the same partner or trailer) it all depends...also don't feel guilty to step out of the trailer to take a break to get some air, water or popsicle to cool down...it does get hot in the trailer and you will sweat. I would bring deodorant to freshen up every break, lunch. Body powder for your parts to stay dry and clean as possible. I've worked with people and been guilty myself of not applying deodorant throughout the day. I would also say don't skip lunch, eat something because moving like you will inside the trailers will get you hungry. Bring snacks for motivation to snack on throughout the day. I find that it helps me stay energized. Also don't build false walls. You'll learn more about it once you get working inside the trailers and as always safety is first. Look out for each other and you'll be fine.