Alexander Delgado

• Ensured trailers were secured with jack stands, wheel chocks, and locks before unloading.

• Conducted visual inspections of medical products for damage or defects before processing.

• Followed OSHA and company safety regulations for trailer unloading procedures.

• Unloaded medical product shipments and organized pallets in designated staging areas.

• Verified correct quantities, load numbers, and sales orders to maintain accuracy in warehouse inventory.

• Used computer systems to generate and print labels with customer information for each pallet.

• Accurately recorded data such as weight calculations, pallet counts, load numbers, sales orders, and work orders to ensure proper tracking and processing.

• Assisted in moving staged products for further processing using forklifts or pallet jacks.

• Ensured zero errors in documentation to prevent processing delays.

• Maintained consistent quality control when handling medical products.

• Worked closely with forklift operators, warehouse teams, and supervisors to keep operations running smoothly.

• Communicated any issues with damaged products or incorrect shipments to the appropriate teams.

• Operated forklifts to transport and rack medical products on pallets in preconditioning, sterilization, and aeration rooms.

• Managed the Ethylene Oxide sterilization process, ensuring compliance with safety protocols and regulations.

• Used barcode scanners to track products through the sterilization cycle, maintaining accurate inventory and processing records.

• Worked in high-temperature and controlled environments, handling preconditioning and aeration procedures for sterilized materials.

• Manually set up sterilization chambers, including opening heavy doors, moving pallets, and placing 50lb steel pallets on conveyors.

• Ensured safe handling of Ethylene Oxide-exposed materials, following strict environmental and safety guidelines.

• Coordinated with team members to maintain efficiency and prevent contamination risks during the sterilization process.

• Safely handled and disposed of biohazardous, chemo, and radioactive waste in compliance with OSHA regulations.

• Operated forklifts and pallet jacks to transport and stack macro bins for shipment.

• Scanned, labeled, and tracked hazardous materials using barcode scanning systems.

• Unloaded and reloaded box trucks with clean, empty containers for delivery.

• Weighed and categorized waste for accurate disposal and regulatory compliance.

• Worked in a high-paced, physically demanding environment, ensuring efficiency and safety.