Abdullahi Muhumed

Caldic Canada Inc

08.2024 - Current

Folded blanks along scored lines and taped and stitched edges together to form cartons.
Glued strips of cellophane on cartons to form windows in containers.
Used twine or wire to tie bundles into specified number of cartons.
Used RF guns to document information relating to receipt, storage or distribution of materials for processing.
Prepared products for shipment by packing items according to order sheet.
Promoted sustainability efforts by utilizing eco-friendly materials whenever feasible in crate construction projects.
Pasted or glued paper edgings or linings to boxes to form trimmings.
Collaborated with other departments, such as shipping and receiving, to ensure seamless integration of crate-building processes into the overall business operations.
Used hand planes, drawknives and sandpaper to trim and smooth edges and corners of assembled boxes.
Improved safety standards with consistent adherence to proper tool usage and workplace organization.
Glued linen strips to tops and backs of boxes to form hinges.
Reduced material waste by accurately measuring, cutting, and nailing wooden components for crate assembly.
Manufactured wood pallets and crates with nail guns, table saws and chop saws.
Operated pallet jack to pull orders out of storage areas.
Utilized air hammers, drills and power tools to build pallets and crates.
Transferred loaded pallets onto delivery or storage areas.
Transported goods from racks, shelves and vehicles via forklift and pallet jack.