Davis Asare

• Used pallet jacks to move items to and from warehouse locations.
• Received deliveries, scanned packages and updated orders in internal database.
• Recognized defective material and reported issues to management.
• Staged and sorted multiple types of products for loading.
• Generated warehouse shipping documents, packing lists and invoices.
• Examined packages and goods for damage and notified vendors of replacement needs.
• Moved large and bulky items manually or with equipment such as pallet jacks or forklifts.
• Positioned products between receiving, storage and shipping areas as part of just-in-time supply chain management for major manufacturers.
• Tagged unmarked merchandise with item number.
• Unloaded cargo from trucks with mechanized equipment.
• Complied with local, state and federal requirements involving shipping and handling of hazardous materials.
• Logged unit quantities and entered data into inventory database.
• Loaded perishable goods into environmentally controlled trucks.
• Accessed elevated products from manlifts and high-reach ladders.

I actually had many jobs over the course of my time here such as, floater, 2nd shift overseer, machine operator, and I helped in the shipping department. I had worked here for many years mostly on and off I loved the job but it just didn’t pay enough.

• Verified dimensions of finished workpieces, using measuring devices.
• Kept work areas clean, neat and free of safety hazards to maximize efficiency.
• Operated saw to cut along scribed lines.
• Tended machines during operation to monitor progress and adjust controls, maintaining optimal speeds and tension.
• Positioned guides, stops, holding blocks and other fixtures to secure and direct workpiece.
• Mentored newly hired employees on machine operations and implemented training on safety procedures to prevent injuries.
• Studied blueprints, templates, sample parts and specifications as guide for sawing operations.
• Conducted inspections of equipment before, during and after shifts to immediately resolve issues that could cause project delays.
• Reviewed production specifications to properly set up and calibrate machinery.
• Counted, sorted and stacked finished pieces for easy access.
• Inspected stock to identify imperfections, assign grades and determine issues with production.
• Operated hand and power tools to clear jams, adjust positions and trim rough edges.
• Identified equipment issues using troubleshooting techniques to keep machinery fully operational during shifts.
• Adhered to safety guidelines regarding equipment operation to reduce accident risk.
• Made special cuts of grooves, bevels and miters to complete designs.
• Used hand tools to adjust bolts, clamps, stops and guides.
• Reviewed specifications and directions carefully to determine precise set up for production equipment according to specifications.
• Counted, sorted and stacked finished workpieces.