Carlisa Sheard

• Operated laundry machinery to ensure efficient processing of linens and garments.
• Sorted and categorized laundry items for optimal washing and drying cycles.
• Maintained cleanliness and organization of laundry area to promote safety and efficiency.
• Inspected finished products for quality control before distribution to guests and facilities.
• Assisted in inventory management of laundry supplies, ensuring adequate stock levels at all times.
• Collaborated with team members to streamline workflow and enhance overall productivity.
• Adhered to safety protocols while operating equipment, minimizing risks in the workplace.
• Provided support during peak periods, demonstrating flexibility in responding to operational needs.
• Maintained a clean and organized work environment, ensuring optimal productivity and minimal downtime.
• Set up wash and dry cycles with appropriate settings such as spin speed, temperature, and cleaning agents.
• Supported team members in completing tasks efficiently, fostering a positive and collaborative work atmosphere.
• Coordinated daily laundry tasks with other team members to maximize efficiency and maintain a smooth workflow.
• Managed inventory levels for laundry supplies such as detergents, softeners, and stain removers to prevent shortages or delays in service.
• Demonstrated strong attention-to-detail when folding clean linens according to hotel standards.
• Collaborated with housekeeping staff to ensure timely delivery of clean linens to guest rooms.
• Examined dried clothes to identify stains, tears and issues.
• Contributed to workplace safety by following established protocols for handling hazardous chemicals used in the laundering process.
• Collected soiled linens and clothing and pretreated stains.
• Operated traditional and computer-operated washers and dryers while observing all safety protocols.
• Operated laundry equipment and loaded machines, paying careful attention to capacity restrictions.
• Kept track of laundered items using an efficient tagging system to prevent loss or mix-ups during the cleaning process.
• Preserved machine functionality through routine maintenance checks and timely reporting of any malfunctions or repair needs.
• Ensured consistent quality control by conducting regular inspections of cleaned linens for stains, damage, or wear.
• Improved laundry efficiency by implementing a streamlined sorting system for various fabric types.
• Increased linen longevity with proper handling, folding, and storage procedures.
• Handled delicate garments with care, utilizing specialized cleaning methods to preserve fabric integrity and appearance.
• Assisted in reducing energy consumption by implementing eco-friendly washing and drying techniques.
• Maintained safety practices at all times to protect personnel and laundry loads.
• Operated machines correctly by following machine instructions and safety regulations.
• Assisted with unloading and loading customer laundry items.
• Cleaned machine filters and lubricated equipment.
• Monitored customer laundry loads to reach proper wash cycle times.
• Inspected soiled articles to determine sources of stains, locate color imperfections, and identify items requiring special treatment.
• Observed and adjusted machine cycle times, achieving quality results.
• Observed and adjusted machine cycle times, achieving quality results.

• Joined the Military immediately after High School.

As a Supply Specialist, I was assigned responsibility for providing soldiers with the supplies needed to do their promotional ANOC and BNOC training. I worked behind a desk, and through a supply window, providing filling any supply demands from management, or soldiers. I performed daily inventories, and did alot of shipping and receiving orders.

I used the ULS S-4 system to keep track of all serial numbers on products, and the names of the persons signing out product. I also handled weekly laundry drop collections, inventories, and redistributions. I inventoried TA 50s from the soldiers. I billed several soldiers for lost, broken, or missing items, that where not normal wear and tear. I set up payment plans or reported to my supervisor to have the funds taken out of their checks. I charged batteries for field operations. I also had an arms room security clearance, to hand out , clean, properly store, and redistribute weapons needed for field operations. I was expected to perform most of my duties unsupervised, with minimal instructions.