Schedule 1: How To Use A Handler

Hyland City's Schedule 1: Mastering Handler Management for Maximum Production

Schedule 1 demands efficient production and distribution. Automating processes with handlers is key to boosting productivity and profits. While hiring is simple, effectively managing handlers requires careful planning. This guide simplifies the process.

Hiring and Assigning Handlers

Hire handlers by speaking with Manny on the warehouse's first floor (near the Pawn Shop). The hiring fee is $1,000, with a daily wage of $200. Remember, each worker requires a designated bed. First-time employers receive a worker management journal from Manny. Once hired, the handler appears at your designated property.

Using the Handler Journal

Utilize the journal (found in your inventory) to direct handlers. Approach the handler, open the journal, and assign them to up to three packaging stations (provided sufficient packaging and products are available).

Beyond station assignments, you can direct handlers to transport products between locations, shelves, and packaging stations. They can collect products and packaging from shelves and deliver finished products to other shelves.

Defining Handler Routes

The route system requires strategic planning. Assign up to five routes per handler. Each route defines a starting point (shelf or station) and a destination.

Example Route Setup: Automated Packaging Process

This example illustrates a system where the handler gathers packaging and products from shelves, delivering packaged goods to storage:

Route Starting Point	Route Destination Point	Description
Large Shelf A	Packaging Station	Replenishes packaging at the station as needed.
Large Shelf B	Packaging Station	Supplies products to the packaging station.

After defining routes, use the journal to target the packaging station, select a destination for the finished products, and the handler will automatically transport them.

Troubleshooting

If a handler is inactive, ensure they have a bed and have been paid. Handlers don't work late; try sleeping through the night. Communicate directly with the handler to identify issues (e.g., lack of work). If problems persist, review routes and station supplies.

By following these steps, you can optimize your handler's efficiency and significantly improve your production output in Hyland City.

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