Bryan Jones

As a night shift melt pour i am responsible for preparing the resources that day shift would for a pour the next day. My main responsibility was knocking out and cleaning funnels and cleaning funnels, So my team members would have the necessary equipment to build the trailers to be prep and ready to pour the following day.

• Reviewed paperwork to determine priorities and set schedules.
• Prepared and maintained accurate records of shipments and deliveries to enable tracking history and acquire consistent information.
• Moved shipment materials to and from designated areas using lift and hand trucks.
• Utilized forklift or pallet truck to load, unload, transport and store goods.
• Requisitioned new supplies and maintained storage areas for smooth department operations.
• Verified orders by comparing names and quantity of items packaged with shipping documents.

• Helped complete system installations, digging trenches, and breaking up concrete.
• Pulled wire through conduits and through holes in walls and floors.
• Organized materials and tools in to maintain clean and neat work areas.
• Tested electrical systems and continuity of circuits in electrical wiring, equipment and fixtures using various testing devices.
• Repaired light fixtures, controls, switches, relays, and circuit breaker panels based on detailed evaluations.
• Handled installation of electrical components by splicing, joining, and connecting wire.
• Worked under supervision of journeyman electrician to learn trade and develop electrical knowledge.

• Maintained fitness in order to move merchandise efficiently and safely.
• Managed timely and effective replacement of damaged or missing products.
• Assisted maintenance team with organizing and cleaning warehouse, stockroom, and store near shift close.
• Verified incoming products and checked delivery totals to keep system records current and accurate.
• Stocked merchandise, clearly labeling items, and arranging according to size or color.