Forklift Operator and Warehouse Associate

Stacy K. Bell

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Phone: 404-***-****

Email: *****.******@*****.***

Experience

Pyrotechnics and Explosives Components and Assemblies Corporate

**** ******* Creek Road Byron, GA 31008

02/2012-4/2025

Warehouseman/Material Handler

Supervisor: Pyrotechnics and Explosives Tel: 478-***-****

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

I currently serve as a Warehouseman/Material Handler performing the handling, examining, and identifying of ammunition and explosives to detect defects, serviceability, deterioration, compliance, etc. Skilled ability to package pellet explosives in a cardboard/wooden box in heat sealing packages and sealing the box with adhesive tape and metal band strappings, properly labeling each box with proper explosive label rating, palletize, inspected, and ready to be shipped. I utilize my knowledge and skilled capability to handle, identify, and examine stored ammunition and explosives to determine true condition, deterioration trends, and non-standard and hazardous methods of storage. Putting data in the computer, taking each department their materials and loading and unloading truck. Working knowledge and skilled ability to investigate and reconcile routine and recurring discrepancies relating to condition coding of ammunition Working knowledge and understanding of ammunition and explosives; and established State, Federal and local policies, and procedures pertaining to the handling, examining, and identifying of products. I utilize my knowledge and skilled capability to handle, identify, and examine ammunition and explosives items, components, storage areas, and transportation conveyances to detect defects, serviceability, and deterioration; and assures compliance with directions and regulations.

Working knowledge and expert ability to comprehend and interpret departmental and company guidelines and manuals to research of specific requirements. I utilize my knowledge and skilled capability to handle, identify, and visually examine vehicles prior to loading to determine if the vehicle is suitable for transportation of hazardous materials and ensure that the correct ammunition has been issued and is properly packaged, marked and labeled, and in compliance with directives and regulations. Skilled ability to identify and ensure ammunition compatibility criteria in order to ensure that ammunition is stored with like type items. Expert knowledge of ammunition storage and the physical security requirements to ensure ammunition is secure at all times. I utilize knowledgeable capabilities to properly condition codes ammunition and completes appropriate documentation of ammunition transfer records, condition reports, etc. I assure all associated reports are completed. Visually examine and test lightening protection systems by performing electrical tests and records findings to assure proper documentation

I completed the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) training and certification program for Powered Industrial Truck and l Fork Lift operators meeting the Federal OSHA Standards. I assures the load is compatible and properly blocked and braced for transportation and that all hazardous material manifests, firefighting instructions, vehicle inspection reports, and issue documentation has been properly prepared. I control, monitor feed production through the computer center and collect feed samples in accordance with sampling plan I have the knowledge and skill to calculate and measure proportions, percentages and volumes. I have the skilled ability operating electrical, diesel, or gasoline-powered forklift from 4,000 to 25,000-pound, stake bed trucks, pallet jacks, clamp trucks, manual dollies, electronic jacks, and pallet manipulators. Briefs ammunition drivers on proper route plans, firefighting procedures and safety concerns prior to release of the vehicle Knowledge of various visual examination tasks requiring analysis and judgment applicable to make determinations as to a particular visual examination method to use in combination with various types of ammunition and explosives and the review methods to carry out the procedure. Knowledge of vehicle examination criteria in order to ensure that ammunition is transported on serviceable, safe vehicles at all times.

I utilize my knowledge and skilled capability to take the appropriate action to return ammunition to a serviceable condition and properly packages unserviceable ammunition for storage. Utilizing my knowledge and expert capabilities I perform damage-in-transit, periodic, receipt, and visual examination of ammunition received to determine the true condition. I determines causes of ammunition un-serviceability and takes appropriate action when ammunition deterioration is found to be other than “fair wear and tear”. I maintain the skilled ability to apply visual examination criteria that requires resolving differences, researching complex requirements, and determining reasons for discrepancies. My secondary duties include the receipt, storage, packing, issue, and transfer of ammunition and explosive items. Completes the proper and required documentation of ammunition transfer records, surveillance records, ammunition condition reports, quality deficiency reports, magazine data cards and numerous other documentation and/or reports Knowledge and skill to perform a varying sequence of ammunition storage facility visual examinations that may involve new or changing situations and/or deviations from established procedures. Assigns condition codes.

Knowledge of commercial requirements for transportation of hazardous material and ammunition packing criteria to ensure that ammunition is stored and/or transported in a safe manner. Ability to maintain effective relationships with officials both within and outside the company. Independently make decisions and judgment applying procedures to situations not covered by standardized procedures. I advise others on the proper procedures for completion of documentation for issue and turn-in of ammunition and residue utilizing my in-depth knowledge of ammunition administrative procedures as outlined by company guidelines, regulations, pamphlets, and other applicable regulations. I utilize my knowledge and skilled capability to handle, identify, and examine the live turn-in of ammunition to determine the condition and packaging of ammunition. I retain the working knowledge to handle, examine and identify ammunition and explosives; and skilled knowledge and capability of the receipt, storage, packing, issue, and transfer of ammunition and explosive items. I utilize a variety of test gauges and equipment, such as, multi-meters, galvanometers, ring gauges, pull a part test tables,

Ennis Paint Incorporation

1855 Plymouth Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30318

05/2008-01/2012

Packer/Line Operator

Supervisor: Ennis Paint Incorporation Tel: 404-***-****

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Served as a Packer/Line Operator- responsible for pouring hot melt highway marking lines in a 9x12 box off a conveyor belt line, once material has cooled material is taken off conveyor belt line by hand and palletized on a pallet, properly labeled, inspected, shrink wrapped and ready to be shipped to the Department Of Transportation. Selects appropriate shipping container by size and type of equipment to be shipped and initiates request for appropriate size(s) if not available; selects appropriate protective wrapping and cushioning materials as wadding, foam, and rubber bonded hair. Stencils each box or carton with correct information, determines weight and cube of each container.

Skilled in driving designated vehicles in a safe manner; able to control lift and tilt of load; judges turning radius, braking distances, etc. Places cushioning materiel in container, wraps item with vapor barrier materiel as appropriate and seals container. Processes work orders and related administrative work. Ability to check documents against items to be packed. Skill in custom packing fragile supplies and equipment of unusual sizes or shapes from based on past experience and requirements. Packs a wide variety types of paint and equipment utilizing hammers, shears, tape machines, banding machines, stretch wrap machines, screw drivers, cutters, stencil machines, power saws and drills, etc. Blocks, braces and crates heavy pack or delicate shipments as required ensuring no damage to equipment during transport.

Directs warehouse workers in shipping area and packaging of materials required to support transportation requirement. knowledge of wrapping and cushioning materials, blocking and bracing methods and techniques as they apply to Packing, Preservation and Crating operations. Know safety rules, vehicle capacities, how to load cargo and forklifts of 1,000 – 20,000 pounds capacity to load, unload, stack, unstack, re-warehouse, and move boxes, crates, packages, pallets, or loose items; regulates forks and truck movement, loads and unloads trucks and other conveyances, exercising care to avoid over-loading or improper stacking or movement of supplies and materials; performs driver's maintenance in accordance with established rules and regulations. Knowledge of Windows based computer system.

Oversees packers in the inspection of outgoing shipments for competence with existing preservation and packaging specifications and prepare report or request on outgoing shipments. Visually checks to detect any obvious discrepancies. Reviews preservation and packaging standards and specifications, determines alternate and established specifications in the absence of sufficient guidance; considers numerous factors, such as characteristics of material, shape, weight and size of items. Provides instructions and guidance in specific tasks and job techniques on day to workload. responsible for overseeing, planning, developing, scheduling, and directing functions applying to preservation, packing, marking, boxing and crating and retrograde items in support of operations

Working knowledge of various Federal, State, Ennis Paint and local policies and guidelines pertaining to packaging and preservation of paint materials Provides technical guidance on problems pertaining to regulatory and operating preservation packaging and transportation. Coordinates preservation and packing functions with other elements to sustain effective and efficient operations or to resolve operational problems related to securing operational supplies and materials Checks documentation to insure that it agrees with the item to be packed.

Zumar Industries

1594 Marietta Boulevard NW, Atlanta, Georgia 30318

05/1991-04/2008

Packer

Supervisor: Ennis Paint Incorporation Tel: 404-***-****

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Served as a Packer, packing highway emblems right/left arrows, straight/elongated arrows, straight lines, handicap symbols in a 24x36 cardboard boxed divided by cardboard sheets, and inserted with instructions sheets, carefully boxed sealed with adhesive tape, labeled, inspected, palletized, shrink wrapped, and prepared for shipment. Properly segregates and stores materials by Production Order number, informing supervisor when stock runs low, and reorders when appropriate assigns priorities based on guidance from the supervisor, and prepares estimates of labor and materials required to complete the order. Assigns priorities based on guidance from the supervisor, and prepares estimates of labor and materials required to complete the order. As necessary, vacuum packs or heat seals items. Working knowledge utilizing other trade practices to support accomplishment of the work, such as woodworking, mechanical equipment assembly, computers, and operating a forklift or a motor vehicle.

Use computerized equipment to access regulatory requirements for packing hazardous items. Ensures proper housekeeping practices are followed. Determines amount of required stock to maintain on hand Provides instructions to other employees on the proper procedures for preparing surfaces and applying decals and other lettering to package. Stencils, labels, and places other identifying markings on containers. Prepare and process all documentation, special handling labels, shipping codes, and required safety data. Ability to work using frequently changing procedures and to partly disassemble and assemble a wide variety of small items. Ensures all hazardous waste containers are properly marked with hazardous waste levels, first drop dates, nomenclatures, drum logs, hazard class labels, etc.

Skill in adapting lettering to spacing, style, or effect desired by reducing or enlarging lettering. Ensures MSDS's are read before handling hazardous waste, and proper protective clothing is utilized when handling hazardous waste. Inspects decals and signs for conformance to drawings, specifications, engineering orders, and compliance with National Codes. Assists with packaging to include, bundling, crating, and shipping of items. Knowledge of the fundamentals of lettering, spacing, and layout. Maintains, adjusts, and cleans cutting machine and computer on a daily basis. Properly segregates and stores materials by Production Order number.

Skilled in the operation of a Vinyl Express Q60+ vinyl cutting machine and the CAM computer program (VE LXI EXPERT) utilized in the decal/sign process. Selects appropriate pack and materials to pack and/or repack items into cartons, boxes, cushioned envelopes, metal containers, crates, etc. Operates a variety of cutting, sealing, and other pack equipment, as well as physically handling material to lift, load, stack, or move; moderately heavy items Blocks, braces, cushions, inserts desiccants, and secures containers by sealing, banding, nailing, and wiring.

Education

Druid Hills High School, Atlanta, Georgia

Date High School Diploma: June 1982

Job Related Training: 30 years of training in Warehousing, Material handling, Fort lift driver, Supply Technician, Bill of lading, Warehouse clerk, Palletize, Scanning Shipment,

Language Skills:

Language Spoken Written Read

English Advanced Advanced Advanced

Professional Publications

U.S. MILITARY SERVICE INFORMATION Active Duty: 07/12/1982- 07/11/1985 – Department of the Navy-Marine Corps, Honorable Discharge// Expert: Rank: E-3, General Warehouseman

References:

References available upon request

Additional Information:

Navy Unit Commendation//Good Conduct Medal//Sea Service Deployment Ribbon//Rifle Expert Badge//Letter of Recommendation (Jim Simpson) Pyrotechnics and Explosives Components and Assemblies Corporate

Expert Computer Skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook

Email, 10 Keypunch, Keyboarding, Inventory Control/Processing, Stocking,

Product Accountability, Labeling, Computer, Faxing,

More than 30 years’ experience in packing assembly material.

Pack, boxed, sealed, label, palletize materials.

Inspect products for damage/defects

Follow OSHA and DOT safety regulations

Capable of lifting up to 75lbs

Certified Forklift Operator

Excellent communications skills (verbal/written)

Team player/goal oriented

Self-motivated/need minimum or no supervision

Computer Skills: Microsoft Word

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