Obed Falconi

**** ******* **.

Bethlehem, Pa ****0

347-***-****

adtzul@r.postjobfree.com

Summary:

Seeking a leadership position drawing upon my successful supply chain, procurement and logistics expertise in an operational and management capacity. Major contributions to employers include enacting cost savings programs within supply chains, building sound vendor/customer relationships and streamlining production, distribution and material control processes. . Have trained and led personnel who performed these activities and controlled significant material, staff and service budgets. Personal expertise includes:

● Warehouse Management

● Material/Inventory Management

● Logistics/Fleet Operations

● Vendor/Customer Integration

● ISO Quality System Admin.

● Lean/MRP Production Control

Education:

The Pennsylvania State University, Center Valley, PA

Bachelor of Science in Business, Management/Marketing

Expected: May 2011

Cumulative GPA 3.25

Northampton Community College, Bethlehem, PA

Business Management, Associate in Applied Science, 2008

Cumulative GPA 3.46

Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, SC

3M Company, Boot Camp 2001

Marine Corps, Camp Lejeune, NC

Logistics Operations School, 2001

Related experience:

Mack Trucks/Volvo, Macungie, PA (Supervisor, 2011 to Date)

Manage inbound receipt, inventory and outbound JIT deliveries of high value components to meet three-shift production scheduling requirements.

Supervise facility staff and transport services carrying out these tasks.

Assure that processes and worker instructions meet ISO standards while improving departmental effectiveness.

Supervise and assist in daily warehouse shipping areas such as:

1.Shipping customer orders.

2.Satisfying internal shipping requirements and ensuring accuracy of shipments.

3.Measuring and reporting the effectiveness of the department activities.

4.Establishing or adjusting work procedures to meet warehouse demands as dictated by the Operational Manager.

5.Interpreting company policies to workers and enforcing safety regulations.

6.Conferring with other supervisors to coordinate activities of individual departments and serving internal customers.

Manage day-to-day activities with responsibility for the overall safety, quality, performance, teamwork and member experience of your assigned shift.

Set and clarify departmental requirements and expectations while creating an environment of teamwork, collaboration and open communication.

Understand safety procedures, ensure safe working practices and document accidents/incidents timely.

Exhibit professional behavior while coping well with ambiguity and change.

Drive results and approach obstacles proactively.

Ensure company policies are communicated in a friendly manner.

Source and nurture ideas and roll them into the creation of improvement plans.

Work closely with other departments to build and secure support and resources for projects and initiatives.

Recognize top performance, coaching and progressive discipline for poor performance.

Propose and implement improvements in equipment and processing methods.

Use SAP weekly to ensure pay accuracy.

Complying with OSHA and other safety regulations

Ensure adherence to the highest quality, efficiency, and ethical standards in operations

Ensuring work areas are kept clean, neat and well-organized.

United Postal Service, (Bethlehem, pa-2007)

Assure the organization is provided with ample opportunity to demonstrate implementation of the standards when evidence cannot be located.

Thorough knowledge of the collective bargaining processes (Teamsters).

Load packages on conveyor belts and on delivery trucks.

Advocate and express appreciation for the work of the organization and the Peer Review Team members.

Facilitate team discussions in an effort to reach consensus on all ratings.

Assure the preliminary report is complete, accurate and legible.

Use automated systems and RF units to manage inventory.

Use heavy machinery and equipment, including palletizers, forklifts, high pickers, and pallet runners and jacks.

Marine Corps (Warehouse Clerk 3051, 2001-2005)

Trained active Marines in Ground Supply involving the coordination of equipment and material.

Supervised/ led a unit of 16 privates (E1) and privates first class (E2).

Conducted inventories and maintained records of principal end items.

Ensured Marines worldwide are properly equipped.

Support warehouse operation workflows by receiving and shipping, loading and unloading goods, and transferring completed products and raw materials to designated storage areas. Practical working knowledge of “WMS” systems for receiving, storage and order fulfillment including:

oUse of RF scanning devices for product identification, receiving, storage functions, order picking and loading,

oHands-on experience with random and “hierarchic” storage and picking methods,

oOrder creation from “pick fronts” as well as direct picks from storage locations

Certified to operate warehouse mechanical handling equipment including forklifts and hi-reaches, propane and electric, stretch wrapping/banding machines

Expertise includes order preparation requiring both accuracy and time sensitivity in both push and pull delivery methods:

oPush system: Orders created and dispatched within timed intervals,

oPull system: Orders shipped and stock replenished based upon triggers tied to usage

Active participant in receiving and order prep work-in-process QA steps and inventory validation activities; experience also includes cycle counting

Organized Skills:

Proficient with MS Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

Bilingual: fluent in English and Spanish.

Honors:

Promoted to Supervisor at United Parcel Service (2010-Declined)

Promoted to Lance Corporal in Marine Corps (2004)

1920 Class Scholarship Award (2010)

Dean’s List (2010, 2008, 2007)

References: Available upon request

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