Amazon Allows Cameras Into Utah Delivery Station, Hundreds Of Jobs Available

AMERICAN FORK, Utah – Amazon allowed cameras into one of its Utah delivery stations for the first time as the company prepared to hire hundreds of new employees for additional facilities that will open later this year.

The station in American Fork opened in September and it receives, sorts, and processes 40,000 packages for delivery every day. 

With Amazon Prime Day coming up on June 21 and 22 the station will ramp up to 60,00 packages a day. 

Amazon opened up the American Fork facility only to KSL cameras where the intricate processing process was displayed.

Trucks from the fulfillment center drop off packages at the massive delivery station where they are scanned, sorted, then loaded for delivery to your doorstep. 

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The employees go through a lot of repetitive motions and that’s one reason Amazon recently started to offer employees the Working Well program. 

Part of the plant was sectioned off as a space where workers can get in a quick break to stretch. 

“The whole purpose of the Working Well program is to show associates different techniques and body mechanics,” said Nate Fulks, Amazon Health and Safety Specialist. “They can use (it) not only in the workplace but also to take it home to their families and their friends and make it part of their everyday life to be healthy and safe.” 

Fulk said the program goes beyond stretching. “There’s also parts of it that focus on your nutrition and how you’re eating at home. Things like that just make sure that not only are you being healthy at the workplace but you’re also being healthy in your entire life.” 

Amazon came up with the program as a way to cut recordable injury rates by 50% over the next four years. 

Amazon will need event more employees for its newest delivery station in Salt Lake City and later this year when Amazon will launch two other stations in West Jordan and Marriott-Slaterville. 

A job fair for the Salt Lake location is set for Saturday, June 5. 

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