Aloni Martin

• Working 40+ hrs
• Putting boxes inside the auto packer and taking them out
• Using a screwdriver to adjust the shield so bags don’t jam up the machine
• Walking around the plant and collecting data on some of the machines.
• Examining the bags in timely manner
• Helping the other operator during roll changes, lifting up to 70lbs
• Reporting to the other operator (or my supervisor) as soon as I see something wrong with the bags
• Wearing Personal Protective Equipment

Being an Operator 1 requires good communication skills. If something is wrong with the bag or the machine we have to notify the machine operator 2 immediately so our production numbers don't decrease.

Operator 1 training lasted 5 days and then they have you work the auto packer by yourself. I've been there for a little over 4 months and my production numbers always hit the target or go over it.

• Working 40+ hrs
• Filling 100-250 Prescriptions a day
• Counting pills
• Putting pills/liquids in the dram bottles
• Making sure correct expiration date of medication was listed, if not I type in the correct date
• Taking expired medication off the shelves
• Communicating with Pharmacist along with other pharmacy technicians

Being a Pharmacy technician can be confusing at times when the medication you need to fill isn't in the correct spot, if there are no more of it, or if it is a multi-order. Meaning you need to be able to communicate with the supervisor or other technicians in order to accurately fill the prescription. Training lasted about 3 days and then we were put on the floor. Immediately I was good at filling and became the top filler in my shift.

• Working 40+ hrs
• Lifting up to 70LBS while in Bay one which is throwing packages onto different conveyor belts
• Crouching, Bending, and Kneeling repeatedly while sorting
• labeling every box.
• Followed safety regulations to maintain safe work environment.
• Collaborated with other package handlers to provide prompt and accurate delivery of orders.
• Alerted supervisors and coworkers of hazards and other issues for quick resolutions, there were times where something would spill out of a package and we didn't know what it was.

Working at UPS people were very easy to work with. After I had been there for 2 weeks I had got the hang of it and I was good at working in a fast paced work environment so they were switching me from surepost to bay 1.

• Working 40 hrs
• Training new crew members
• Making sure customer's full needs are met
• Cashiering.
• Worked front counter, and drive-thru
• Provided excellent customer service by greeting customers and meeting quality expectations.
• Cleaned and maintained all areas of restaurant to promote clean image.
• Assisted other team members to achieve goals.

Working in fast food means the occasional rude customer(s), when I encountered them I just stayed polite and made sure they got what they wanted. After my first month at McDonald's they asked me to be a crew trainer.