**/**** - **/**** ********* equipment operator, Forklift operator

Kaiser Aluminum & Chem Sales, Sherman, TX

I would set up a rough saw, precision saw, billet saw, and operate forklift. I would get order from press operator. Set up length, and how many cuts per drag of aluminum. I would then look at order, and see how much front scrap to cut off first, and see how to pack the metal after cutting. After we finish stacking the metal, then I would cut the back scrap. I would make sure we have the right packing material. After we make the first cut, I would stop the cutting process, and check the parts to make sure they meet the proper specifications with gauges. If it is good, then I would continue the cutting process, and help stack the metal while the saws continue to cut. When the bundles are complete, then we would band the material up, and I would move the product after labeling it with proper tag and move with the forklift, and if the scrap bin is full. I would band it up and carry it out to scrapyard. After we complete the order, I would go into the computer and log how many pieces, how much weight, and how long it took to do the order if we finished, or how long we worked on that order. 09/2021 - 04/2022 Warehouse lead

Christmas Designers, Sherman, TX

I started as picker here. I would pick orders for customers, usually with a little personal cart, or I would get on a stand-up forklift, and pull from up in the rack. I soon became a warehouse lead, and got certified on the stand-up forklift again here. I would also use a hand scanner to scan product and move them to different locations to make room for other product. They said I was laid off because of their budget.

12/2013 - 04/2021 Line Leader

Tysons, Sherman, TX

I started out as trimmer on line 2 in beef slice. I soon learned how to use the bandsaw, use the whizzard knife, open box, open bags, styling, the grasselli, and how to use the machine that took the place of the bandsaws. I learned everything on the line before I became lead, (assistant supervisor) about 3 or 4 years after I started. I would oversee team members making sure they work at a productive pace, and make sure all product meets specified sizes, thickness, and make sure the stylers put the product in the appropriate trays and neatly. I soon got moved to lines 7 and 8 as a lead there. I learned how to set up and use the stew meat machine, and the holac on line 8. When I wasn't using the machine, then I would continue to oversee the team members on lines 7 and 8, making sure they are also working at a productive pace, and styling the product neatly in their assigned trays. I would also time each team members to keep an eye on their speed. First thing I would do in the DANIEL CATO

235 KYKER LN, POTTSBORO, TX 75076

Phone: 903-***-****

Email: ad3q6j@r.postjobfree.com

Objective

Hello, my name is Daniel I. Cato. My main objective, is to find a full time job with at least 40 hours per week, $600 per week. I also would like to find something that I can enjoy, and hopefully retire when I am able to. I am very reliable, and dependable.

Ability Summary

I am qualified to use a standup forklift truck, a boom lift, an electric pallet jack, and a regular pallet jack.I have used a hand scanner. I can use most hand tools. I am a little familiar with computers. I am reliable, and dependable.

Employment History

mornings when I got to work, is I would assign workers to different positions, I had to rotate workers, so they wouldn't be in the same place 2 days in a row for safety purposes. I would also check the lines and machines, and make sure everything is safe and efficient for production. At the end of the day I would log what product we ran, and how many pounds we ran that day. I would also train team members how trim, or whatever they are learning how to do. I would also go to different lines to help them if they needed me to. I could do just about anything on the whole beef slice floor. There were 9 lines on the beef slice floor. The supervisors knew they could depend on me to be at work everyday on time, and if I needed to learn something new, I had no problem learning quickly, and eventually I would also train others how to do things. I enjoyed working there, I would usually work from 6 am to about 5 pm Monday through Saturday most of the time, and Sundays sometimes also. The temperature stayed about 38 degrees every day. I would have to wear a smock, cutting gloves, a hard hat with a shield attached to it, a face mask, a beard net, a hair net, and earplugs. I got qualified in the lock out tag out class, I needed this, so I could check all the machinery, and lines if there was any issue with them, I could lock them out and fix them if I could, or call Maintenance if I couldn't fix them. I made a couple of mistakes that caused me to lose my job, that I regret every day. All I can do is try to stay positive, and say to my self that everything happens for a reason.

04/2009 - 12/2013 Warehouse manager

Save Phace, Sherman, TX

I started out as just a warehouse worker, then I became a warehouse manager. I would unload trucks, and separate the different kinds of masks. We had paintball masks, airsoft masks, and welding hoods.I would put decals on some masks, usually welding hoods, and sports utility masks (sums). I would also clam up masks. I would set out clamshells, and put all the accommodations in the clams and place the masks in them, then I would use an electric press machine that would get hot and melt the clamshells together. so they would hold together. I got certified to use the standup forklift, I would use it to place pallets on the racks, and to pull them down when needed. I would also call temps to come in and help if we had big orders to ship.

04/1997 - 03/1998 Night Stocker

Winn-Dixie, Denton, TX

At Winn-Dixie, I was a night stocker. I would help unload trucks, then I would use a pallet jack to move the pallets of product to their assigned isles. I would then stock the shelves to their assigned places on the isles. I would then face all the product so the isles would look neat and organized.

06/1996 - 02/1997 Pipe Fitter Helper

Flour Daniels construction, Sherman, TX

This was my first job, right after I got out of school, and got my drivers license, and my GED. I would retrieve tools from the tool shed, usually a 7 inch grinder, a 4 inch grinder, and a bandsaw. I would help the lead pipe fitter by beveling the pipe for welder. I got laid off because I chose to stay close to family instead of traveling to other states.

General High School Curriculum

High School Equivalency Diploma

Grayson County College,

Education History

Occupational Licenses, Certificates and Training

10/2013 Forklift operators license

Mitsubishi Forklift Trucks

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