Warehouseman
Resume:
Objective
·To continue meaningful employment within the railroad industry that will allow me to grow and experience new opportunities for promotion while providing extraordinary on-the-job performance.
Education
Degree Date Earned School
·General Studies, 2006-2010, Georgia Southern University
·High School Diploma, 2000-2004, Cross Creek H.S
Skills & Abilities
Computer skills
·Proficient in utilizing Excel, Access, Publisher, and most other programs on Microsoft Office Suite; proficient at data entry and record keeping
Manufacturing
·Advanced knowledge and usage of power equipment; experience in assembling; high accuracy and performance efficiency in fast-paced work environments; track maintenance and renewal knowledge and skills; ability to stand, lift, and/or squat for long periods of time and the ability to lift 50 pounds or greater.
·Fork lift- (Stand up and Sit-down)
·Waze experience
Communication
·Both on-the-job and off-the-job, I am known for being very articulate and possessing excellent verbal skills. My direct communicative style aids in getting results along with paying close attention to detail. A large portion of my longevity at previous workplaces is due in large part to my interpersonal skills as I am often working with people from various backgrounds who may have varying views on the culture and process in and by which things are accomplished.
Leadership
·I am often praised by leadership for being proactive and utilizing my critical thinking skills to resolve issues as quickly and efficiently as possible. I am also very punctual and highly reliable. Having an excellent attendance record, work ethic, and being able to function and thrive in such a high-paced work environment has helped to set me apart as a leader among my peers on several projects and activities within my trade which can be demonstrated by my promotion from Track Laborer to my current position within my first five months of hire.
Experience
Forklift Operator/Order picker Ferguson 04/2020-Present
My responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Order picking, paying attention to detail by using an RF gun. Find product, pull it, and transport material to its destination whether manually or by sit down or stand up fork lifts. Also delivered water heaters 1000+lbs as an installation Associate 2023-Present
b-machine operator canadian-pacific railroad 06/2018-03/2020
·My responsibilities include, but are not limited to…
·Overseeing the proper maintenance, operation, and storage of work equipment during the night shift;
·Tracking machine, roadway, special tools, and other equipment conditions to ensure that they are in proper working condition for oncoming shift, including the presence and health of all spare parts;
·Monitoring use and allowing only authorized persons to be carried on equipment after they are properly and safely positioned;
·Ensuring the machine’s protection and that all switches are intact and functional both under and outside of direct supervision and performing other general duties as assigned by the foreman.
Domestic/International Loader Auditor CLUB CAR, INC. 11/2014-06/2018
·My responsibilities included, but were not limited to…
·Preparing (cleaning and disassembling) golf carts and other utility vehicles for both domestic and foreign shipment and transport per the specific stipulations provided for each;
·Maintaining and inspecting shipment containers and ensuring that all necessary materials and supplies are on hand to ensure that loading is complete and as safe as possible; maintaining the safety and functionality of the loading ramps.
·Overseeing the ordering and requisitioning of kits necessary for filling domestic and international orders for my group; performing and assessing audits to ensure the accuracy of all vehicles and parts being loaded on shipping documents.
Experience
MACHINE OPERATOR (ADCO)/CASE-STAGER/PALLETIZER KELLOGG’S/D-1 04/2014-12/2014
·My responsibilities included, but were not limited to…
·Building boxes and packages in which the products are sold to standard and preparing them for shipment to retail stores
·Trouble shooting mechanical issues
·Manually loading products from the conveyor belt, and retrieving products from the warehouse via the usage of mechanical assistance (pallet jack) per each product’s specific instructions
·Record keeping to include product code dates and location product number or LPN’s
·Maintaining a clean and safe work environment
References
Jamaar Bennett
Logistics Warehouse Supervisor (Omni Logistics)
Sam Spratt
Logistics Warehouse Lead Trainer ( Omni Logistics)
Michael Walton
Utility Crew Foreman (Candian Pacific Rail)
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