Material Handler Truck Unloader

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763-***-**** • adwaf9@r.postjobfree.com • Brooklyn Park, MN 55428 Detail oriented and enthusiastic warehouse associate who is a self-driven, hands on type of guy who pays attention to detail and is very well with taking orders. A very hard worker who has worked for several major warehouse distributions and packaging companies for most of my work history, only listed a few. Am also a fast learner and always eager to learn new things. Able to work in fast paced, physically-demanding jobs while standing and moving for long hours. Team player who's able to lead and/or follow or assist those who need help. And most importantly, a very respectful individual as well.

Mentoring and training

Quality control

Heavy lifting

Merchandise restock

Boxing and labeling

Loading and unloading

RF scanning devices

Motivated self-starter

Truck Unloader

Capstone Logistics Plymouth, MN Feb 2019-Aug 2019 My daily tasks consisted of unloading trucks for US foods throughout the warehouse either on the dry side, the cooler, or the freezer docks using power pallet jacks. Each truck varied between the dry side, the cooler, or the freezer docks. After unloading a truck then we would break down the pallets of product and sort them to be placed accurately in order by P.O. slips explaining the quantity the specific order and height it should be placed and stacked onto other pallets that had their specific size small or large until complete. Then tape or wrap everything to secure the now organized stacked pallets to be forklift driven away and shelved. Then onto the next truck until their are no more. Then you would have to help someone if needed for at least 30 minutes & clock out. We were paid by every truck, and pay varied based upon each truck and typical workdays were 8-10 hr shifts. Handled packages in safe and meticulous manner while unloading and transporting. Order Selector

Supervalu Hopkins, MN Aug 2018-Dec 2018

My daily task consisted of me picking up to 200-300 items per order throughout the warehouse cooler and freezer using a vocollect headset and a power pallet jack. The headset would tell me the quantity and location of items I must pick, and a standard time that It had to be done. The pallet jack was used to ride up & down aisles neatly stacking items weighing up to & over 100 lbs repeatedly, meaning at 1 location having to stack more than 1 item onto pallets using the proper techniques & guidelines that was taught during training for this job until the order was complete. EDUCATION AND TRAINING

After every complete order we would then plastic wrap the various sized 1-2 pallets to then be staged at the accurate dock lane number recommended by the headset for loading. This was repeated throughout shift.

Material Handler

Mikros Engineering Inc. Brooklyn Park, MN Mar 2018-Aug 2018 My night shift tasks consisted of me being in charge of the press machines in the middle section of the factory from 11pm to 7am. My duty was to make sure the press machines stayed clean & operating & full of material to manufacture product. I would have to measure weigh & mix 100 to 300 lb barrels of material accurately & blended with a certain color dye accurately according to the product manufacturing sheet. Then place barrel by machines as needed throughout the night. To keep the hoppers of the machines filled as needed so that press machine would produce good quality product. This process was repeated throughout shift as needed. I also was certified there for forklift

Operated forklifts and pallet jacks to move, pick or put away products.

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