Avery Ryan Garcia

• Work order pulling and scanning orders with Oracle.
• Proficient in Oracle operations software.
• Put away glass units into locations provided.
• Scan glass into location with a handheld scanner.
• Unload a glass shipment once a week, while operating an electric powered Lift-Truck.
• Lift anywhere from 75lbs to 100lbs everyday, mainly insulated glass units or IG's.
• Unload one trailer a week of IG's, up to 100 units by hand and place on carts.
• Load empty glass racks back onto the suppliers trailer once a week.
• Compare shipping orders and invoices against contents received to verify accuracy.
• Restock products and rotated items according to standard procedures.
• Keep work areas clean, safe, and organized.

• Operated an electric order picker or "cherry picker" to pull as many as 20 paper work orders as required.
• Pulled mostly aluminum based parts based off work orders.
• Staged dozens of picked orders in desired locations to be painted.
• Operated electric Reach Lift-trucks to pull required parts off shelving.
• Pulled product off Cantilever racking as required by work orders with the Reach Lift-truck.
• Operated an electric powered Lift-truck for any other required tasks.
• Collaborated with team members to complete picking tasks quickly and efficiently.

The five and a half years I was with this company I've worked various forklifting positions, leadership roles and for the last four months worked as The Warehouse Mid-Shift Supervisor.

• Supervised shipping and receiving, distribution and workplace safety for a team of 20 workers, all various roles as well as having two leads.
• Supervised warehouse operations by managing employees during shifts.
• Oversaw daily operations and shipping and handling processes.
• Maintained high levels of accuracy in daily operations.
• Monitored employee performance and offered mentoring and leadership to improve any deficiencies.
• Monitored adherence to safety protocols and company policies by staying attentive to details.
• Supported production workers in meeting goals without compromising safety and compliance.
• Operated warehouse material handling equipment correctly to move loads.
• Cleaned and maintained warehouse in compliance with OSHA safety standards.

• I lead a small team on the nightshift as the Forklift Operator Lead.
• Loaded ten to twelve 53 foot trailers with special orders a night.
• Helped pull dozens of stock pallets a night for anyone loading trucks.
• I lead a small team of 3 with the break-down of special orders, transferring product by hand to a specially required pallet type.
• Provided coverage for anyone pulling product down in the rows with a forklift.
• Provided coverage for the Claw Team, a specialized forklift for building orders.
• Required to help check dozens of pallets built by order builders for quantity errors and safety concerns.
• Helped check in 10 to 20 truck drivers a night.
• Operated forklift in compliance with OSHA guidelines and organizational policies.

• I transferred over from my old position at the warehouse in Alamosa, CO, here to Denver CO, and worked on the Denver facilities Tie Guard team or "Claw Team."
• This consisted of pulling down dozens of stock pallets a night with the forklift.
• Dropping them off in a designated area, cleared of plastic wrap and damaged product.
• Transporting and wrapping built pallets with a specialized pallet wrapper specifically for forklifts.
• Wrapping up to 100 built pallets a night by hand in time constraints.
• The shift extended past 12 hours during peak season and anytime a staff shortage occurred.
• Transported goods between warehouse locations according to shipment and storage needs.
• Operated forklift in compliance with OSHA guidelines and organizational policies.

In my old warehouse in Alamosa Colorado, I served as the Order Builder Lead.

• This job consisted of all things warehouse related due to it being a smaller facility.
• The job consisted of order building, using any PIT equipment available, forklifts, electric riding jacks.
• Loaded six 32 foot trailers with product a per shift.
• Built orders alongside my team with paper pick slips.
• I checked pallets built by my team for quantity errors and safety concerns.
• Checked in truck drivers, coordinating the put away or disposal of returned and damaged product.
• Printed off work orders for my team in the warehouse with the software SAP.

• Closed out routes at the end of the shift using SAP.
• Trained new members of the team with trailer loading and order building, taught them how to identify the product.
• Made sure trailers were properly chocked and locked with a glad hand lock for safest loading protocols.

• Lead the team in after shift cleanup, crushing cardboard, plastic wrap and sweeping the warehouse.
• Drove and pulled in trucks and trailers at the end of the night only during the winter season.
• Staged and loaded Bay trucks for the next day by driving them around the yard.
• Locked up and set the security alarm after every shift every night.

Order-builder position.

• Propane powered Lift-Truck certified at start of job.
• Electric powered Riding Jack certified to complete order-building tasks.
• The job consisted of building pallets in a timely manner off of paper pick slips.
• Cleanup related tasks such as cardboard and plastic recycling with compactors.
• Throwing away trash, disposing of expired product.
• Re-stocking warehouse, by hand and with a forklift.
• Re-warehousing tasks operating a forklift.
• Loaded 32ft. trailers, bay trucks and at times, box trucks with a forklift.
• Moved merchandise using forklifts, pallet jacks and hand trucks.
• Maintained tidy and clean work areas to promote optimal productivity and safety standards.

• This job mainly consisted of off-loading merchandise trailers by hand, with an electric jack, or manual jack.
• Electric Jack certified
• Stocking shelves
• General clean up of facility.
• Maintained merchandise presentation by removing damaged goods, stocking, and rotating merchandise and signing and pricing merchandise.
• Moved excess materials to proper storage location.
• Maintained clean, safe work environment by managing trash, sweeping and performing other cleaning processes.
• Greeted customers, helped find merchandise when asked.
• Stocked as many as 10 pallets a night myself.

Basic fast-food job,

• Grill cook for hamburgers
• Dressing burgers
• Helped close the restaurant.
• Washed dishes
• Threw away trash
• Mopped up the kitchen
• Stocked the freezer with 50 to 60 boxes per shipment.
• Maintained well-stocked stations with supplies and spices for maximum productivity.
• Set up and prepared cooking supplies and workstations during opening and closing to maximize productivity.

This University believed in a renaissance education. After taking most of the general courses and a few business classes, I had to drop out because of expenses and having to work full-time.

• GPA 3.5