Ashley Clayton

• Organize stock and merchandise within the warehouse in their designated location
• Maintain accurate records of products that have been stocked and provide management with an accurate representation or all goods shipped and received.

Verify all incoming shipments to be accurate by comparing the invoice to the order and ensure all items are in excellent conditions.

• Monitor and report any missing or lost inventor to management
• Properly pack items to be shipped according to company standards to ensure they arrive in excellent condition.
• Organize and sort items on shelving, bins and overhangs according to company standards
• Accurately maintain Company database including all stock and warehouse items
• Reliably retrieve items from within the warehouse to be processed and shipped Qualifications for Warehouse Worker
• Ability to lift up to 35 pounds
• Experience working in a fast-paced environment while maintaining attention to detail
• Interpersonal skills are essential, as working as a team is vital to maintaining and organized
• Checked all outgoing shipments to ensure accuracy prior to dispatch.
• Received and processed incoming shipments, verifying accuracy of items against purchase orders.
• Communicated effectively with team members on matters related to work assignments.
• Ensured compliance with established safety procedures when operating machinery or performing physical tasks within the warehouse environment.
• Maintained accurate inventory records through manual and computerized systems.

Experience with Software such as Microsot Excel and other company spreadsheet programs

• Experience using a forklift and professional forklift certification is strongly preferred

Typing and record keeping skills necessary to provide accurate information for managers and supervisors regarding warehouse inventory.

• Ability to problem solve quickly and prioritize daily tasks according to their importance.

Customer service mentality is beneficial to ensure a positive customer experience by shipping items to a high standard.

Certification

• Certified on Sit Down Forklift/ Reach Truck/ Order Picker/ Tugger/ Turret Forklift

• Monitored vital signs including blood pressure, pulse rate, respiration rate.
• Took temperature readings orally or rectally as instructed by the RN or MD.

Certified nursing assistants help patients with their basic needs. Generally, this means helping them bathe, dress and feed themselves. These patients might include stroke victims, the elderly residents of nursing homes, or individuals recovering from an accident, injuries or surgeries in a hospital. A CNA or certified nursing assistant is an important position in any hospital setting. CNAs have many responsibilities that make them an integral part of the patient process in healthcare. While being a CNA is often considered an entry-level position, it is a great stepping stone to other healthcare professions.

• Performed housekeeping duties such as changing linens and cleaning bathrooms when necessary.
• Provided emotional support to patients and families during difficult times.
• Observed patients for any changes in their physical or mental condition.

Being a CNA can help prepare you for nursing or healthcare management work in many ways, and is a fantastic place to start your career.

CNA requirements will vary depending on where you live, but overall the general process is the same.

Learn about CNA duties, how you can become one, and how you can use your nursing assistant experience to propel you into other health care professions.

• Ensure all audio gear is properly connected to the mixing board prior to events.
• Perform sound checks on speakers and other components before shows begin.
• Train volunteers or interns on proper use of audio equipment if applicable.

An audio engineer helps to produce a recording or a live performance, balancing and adjusting sound sources using equalization, dynamics processing and audio effects, mixing, reproduction, and reinforcement of sound.

• Evaluate acoustics of venues prior to events taking place in order to determine necessary adjustments that need to be made regarding speaker placement or additional amplification devices.
• Adjust microphone settings according to performers' needs throughout the event or session.
• Adjust controls to produce desired volume levels of sounds during performances and recordings.

• Monitored vital signs including blood pressure, pulse rate, respiration rate.

Certified nursing assistants help patients with their basic needs. Generally, this means helping them bathe, dress and feed themselves. These patients might include stroke victims, the elderly residents of nursing homes, or individuals recovering from an accident, injuries or surgeries in a hospital. A CNA or certified nursing assistant is an important position in any hospital setting. CNAs have many responsibilities that make them an integral part of the patient process in healthcare. While being a CNA is often considered an entry-level position, it is a great stepping stone to other healthcare professions.

• Performed housekeeping duties such as changing linens and cleaning bathrooms when necessary.
• Observed patients for any changes in their physical or mental condition.
• Provided emotional support to patients and families during difficult times.
• Maintained accurate records of patient care, condition, progress, or problems for review by medical staff.
• Served meals to patients in their rooms and assisted with feeding when needed.
• Responded quickly to emergency situations involving sudden illness or injury.

Being a CNA can help prepare you for nursing or healthcare management work in many ways, and is a fantastic place to start your career.

CNA requirements will vary depending on where you live, but overall the general process is the same.

Learn about CNA duties, how you can become one, and how you can use your nursing assistant experience to propel you into other health care professions.