High School General Warehouse

Chad Mims

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Objective

·Task oriented,hard working,dedicated,and loyal,committed to promoting healthy work environment utilizing all team

·resources while getting the job done in most efficient manner possible.

Education

DIPLOMA MAY 1998 SOUTH MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL

·Major: Communication Arts Magnet

·Minor: Music Magnet

RELATED COURSEWORK:

·ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE IN NURSING GATEWAY COMMUNITY COLLEGE-ONGOING(PREREQUISITE PHASE)

Skills & Abilities

MANAGEMENT

·Gained substantial experience in managerial as part of family restaurant since 1998.

WAREHOUSE

Acquired vast array of general warehouse skills as an employee with Phoenix Union High School District #210,including;shipping-receiving,customer service,data entry,inventory cycle counts,processing,forklift,pallet jack,cherry picker utilization,class B CDL deliveries,and property control.

DRIVER DEALER ONLY SEPTEMBER 2013-PRESENT

·Requires transporting vehicles safely to and from various locations throughout Arizona and sometimes Southern California.Vehicles are usually newer rental cars and trucks going to different rental offices.Commercial and private dealerships are conracted as well.Commercial vehicles are also required to be transported via SRP,City Of Phoenix.

MANAGER MIMS BURGERS OCTOBER 1998-PRESENT

All general duties entailed in running and operating a small business,including;opening and closing restaurant,taking orders,preparing meals,cleaning,building maintenance,yard maintenance,dealing with different vendors ordering food and cooking items,making sure to stay in compliance with FHA,handle bank deposits,bill payments, and finding innovative and effective ways of promotion.

MATERIAL HANDLER 3/PHOENIX UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT #210/AUGUST 2007-NOVEMBER 2010

All general warehouse duties including;accepting many deliveries from vendors,(mostly UPS and Fed Ex),receiving them into the warehouse via purchase order and tracking shipments via paper trail as well as computer system(Munis)in correspondence with accounts payable.Once received in items had to be processed to make sure they were the correct item ordered on the PO.After this was verified item(s) could be grouped together with all of the items for shipment for whatever particular school out of 18 different high schools in the district.A 26ft. box truck with air brakes was used for the deliveries which also required the use of both electric and manual pallet jacks.A class B CDL was needed for operation of the box truck.Other smaller trucks were used for deliveries as well not requiring a CDL.The warehouse also kept a general stock of equipment used for mechanical purposes and janitorial for the district.Items no longer in use by the district were either disposed of or recycled via metal management.

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