Quality Control, Offloading, Dunnage
Resume:
Desmond McGill
Louisville, KY *****
ad5nq2@r.postjobfree.com
Quality Controlling (QC) and Manifesting is a process I complete quickly. Your speed depends on whether the items are already in the box or if you are initiating the whole process by yourself. Offloading heavy or light weight items is best learned by experience. Seeing boxes lose sturdiness gives you a hint to move all heavy boxes to the bottom. Dizziness is not an issue for me. After finishing the pallet, it is time to wrap it up.
Bulking is almost the same as to Quality Control, but to heavy or larger items. Bulk items are large and you have to grab or create a box large enough for the item(s). This process will take more time to complete.
Authorized to work in the US for any employer
Work Experience
Bulk
AmerisourceBergen - Brooks, KY
August 2021 to February 2024
A few different jobs sums up the BULK title.
Quality Control (QC) Scan items in a box or items to large for a box. Make sure the quantity is correct as well as not being damaged. Confirm everything is correct on your device and send it down the line.
OFFLOADING is where I started. The medical packages rolled down for wrapping on pallets. Separating GROUND delivery from AIR delivery is the main process. The forklift driver will put these pallets on the truck for delivery. You will have one pallet of INTERNATIONAL as well as one pallet of FEDEX. Hazard packages were only four to five boxes.
LTL has to send pallets of medical supplies to a delivery company called RADIANT. Radiant will deliver the pallets or send them to UPS.
BULK is to send larger or heavier boxes of medical supplies to hospitals either domestically or internationally.
Wrapper
Sysco - Louisville, KY
April 2021 to July 2021
We wrap food boxes on finished pallets for the Sysco Trucks to give to grocery stores. These are refrigerated and frozen foods. Milk, juices and other fluids are also included. Floor Technician/Housekeeping
Bingham Gardens - Louisville, KY
April 2020 to March 2021
I scrub the floors of group homes. These homes are of residents with mental disabilities. Using a Floor Buffer, after scrubbing the corners of the house with a scrub-brush. Only able to scrub a residents room, when they are outside of it. You will scrub the floors that doesn't have a locked door. When the buffer breaks down, I have to go back to housekeeping.
Warehouse Associate (Temp)
Amazon Fulfillment Associates - Louisville, KY
May 2019 to March 2020
We receive truck shipments of items bought on Amazon.com. These items are already packaged with the address and we have to put them together by neighborhoods.
Packer, Pack Support, Putter, Dunnage Machine
Radial/Adecco - Louisville, KY
October 2016 to May 2019
This manufacturing warehouse sells Bath & Body Works soaps and lotion. I pack candles and other items in the box for shipment. I put dunnage in the boxes for shipment. I fix boxes that are too small for the items that are in there. I also ran the boxes through the Dunnage Machine, to properly get sealed/taped together. This goes through the assembly line, to go to the loading dock. Before starting the Dunnage Machine, you need to fill the back of the machine with dunnage paper. Next, fill the inside of the machine with a large roll of package tape.
General Laborer
CQS (Custom Quality Services) - Louisville, KY
June 2011 to January 2012
This warehouse is a liquor packing/shipping company for people who receive SSDI.
Dietary Aide
Glen Ridge Health Campus - Louisville, KY
April 2009 to September 2009
I put the residents trays of food into the food carts and pushed them to the nurses stations for the residents that eat in their bedroom. For the residents that eat in the dining room, we send four meals out on a big tray for each trip to the dining room. After they ate, I bussed the tables and got the food carts from the nurses stations so I could wash them.
Radio Operator
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS - 29 Palms, CA
January 2004 to January 2008
The first time I went to Al Qaim Iraq, it was to keep communications between the main radio station and those that are 20-30 miles away at another base. It was in the open field of the desert that we had 30ft tall antennas for transmitting. This was the biggest target because it would end all communication for help if destroyed. Daily we would have to hide from Mortars dropping from the sky or from rockets being shot at us from rocket launchers.
Education
Diploma (Graduated) in Education
Wichita High School Northwest - Wichita, KS
2001 to 2003
Skills
• Packing (2 years)
• Warehouse Associate (3 years)
• Dunnage (1 year)
• Floor Care
• Buffing
• Dietary Aide Experience
• Environmental Services
• Warehouse experience
• Manufacturing Experience (3 years)
• English
• Cleaning Experience
• Custodial Experience
• Manufacturing
• Dietary aide experience
Military Service
Branch: USMC
Service Country: United States
Rank: CPL (E4) (Honorable Discharge)
January 2004 to January 2008
I was a Radio Operator in the Communications Platoon for a Grunt Unit. We went to Al Qaim Iraq two times and it is on the Syrian border. The second time I went to Iraq, I was part of the Battalion Commanders Security Platoon. We guarded him while he conversed with the mayor or governor of the area.
Commendations:
Certificate of Commendation, for my first time in Iraq. It is for keeping communications between our main radio and the radios that are 25 miles or so away. We were in an unsecured area of the desert with 20 to 30 foot tall antennas. We were attacked by mortars dropping out of the sky and by rocket launchers shooting rockets at us. The antennas were a huge target, plus they could stop us from calling backup by blowing them up.
Branch: United States Marine Corps
Rank: Cpl (Corporal)
Commendations:
Certificate of Commendation, for my first time in Iraq. It is for keeping communications between our main radio and the radios that are 25 miles or so away. We were in an unsecured area of the desert with 20 to 30 foot tall antennas. We were attacked by mortars dropping out of the sky and by rocket launchers shooting rockets at us. The antennas were a huge target, plus they could stop us from calling backup by blowing them up.
Awards:
Good Conduct Medal
January 2007
For exemplary personal and professional conduct. This award is testament to your selfless service and faithful adherence to the Corps' high standards...
Additional Information:
I have double vision because of my car accident in September of 2009. Riding a bicycle or catching the bus is how I get around the city. I can't have a driver's license.
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