Angel Torres

I started at the Martin Brower Company as a package handler for six months, then switched to maintenance for another six. After that, I was offered the opportunity to be a warehouse receiving clerk/inventory clerk. This position came with the responsibilities of diagramming the outgoing routes, checking in outside carriers, and keeping inventory of the entire warehouse produce. I am proficient with WMS and JDE, and I have some experience with Excel. I held that position for two and a half years before leaving Martin Brower.

After my time there, I went to Sysco Foods and became a case selector for seven months before being offered employment at Martin Brower again as a transportation dispatcher. As a dispatcher, I still diagram outgoing routes, but now I also put together all the outgoing drivers' packets, work closely with the supervisors, and help assign tractors while keeping track of the temperatures for our outgoing trailers.

I am familiar with Verofresh and Syntellic. Additionally, I handle driver pay summaries in Omnitracs and am accustomed to using the web browser. I work closely with and have established relationships with every driver to ensure I can route every stop as safely and efficiently as possible.

I have experience running a shift by myself, assigning tractors to every driver, ensuring they return on time for the next outgoing route, tracking their hours of service, and filling in for any call-outs during the night, all while performing my own job duties. I am very eager to move on to the next step in my career. I not only believe, but I have also been told that I am a very fast learner. I strive to be the best and most reliable at everything I do, and I love to learn new things that will guarantee my success in life.

I enjoy hitting the gym during my free time, playing some video games, and shopping with my daughter. Another activity I enjoy is going out to the range and trying out new firearms that I purchase