Chavez Bettis

• Kept record of daily activities such as number of items moved or handled throughout the day.
• Assisted in the loading and unloading of goods from trucks, containers and railcars using forklift.
• Complied with safety regulations at all times while operating heavy machinery like forklifts.
• Packaged, labeled and tagged goods before transfer.
• Checked shipments for damaged or incorrect items.
• Unloaded incoming items from trucks and rail cars and transported materials to staging area.
• Tracked materials moved for stocking purposes and to complete logs for management.
• Operated forklifts to transport materials between loading, processing, and storage areas.
• Picked up warehouse debris and deposited waste into appropriate piles and stacked baled trash.
• Estimated weights, heights, and centers of balance to make precise placements.
• Communicated with team members to coordinate efficient and accurate movements.

• Recouping damage lumber from inbound ships by hand to its original form and count as labeled on wrapping paper.
• Loading lumber and aluminum sows on outbound trucks to the number count according to the paperwork given to the truck driver from Rukerts terminal receiving office. Based off the truck drivers employer which is the customer, to how much lumber or aluminum he or she wants it’s driver to take.
• Hooked tow trucks to trailer hitches and fastened attachments with hitchpins.
• Coordinated with other lift truck drivers and production personnel to process orders efficiently.
• Reviewed daily production schedules to inform effective prioritization and delegation of tasks.
• Communicated with floor managers to determine merchandise placement.
• Maneuvered forklift safely using appropriate load rates and maintaining clear visibility of work areas.
• Assessed equipment for damage, wear, battery life, and fluid levels.
• Transported goods between warehouse locations according to shipment and storage needs.
• Unloaded and stacked materials by raising and lowering lifting devices.
• Loading Lumber and Aluminum material form inbound ships on to trucks to be sent to designated areas of the terminal that’s receiving the lumber or aluminum material.

• Operated pallet jacks and material moving equipment to receive and transport items from various warehouse locations.
• Checked packages and merchandise for damage and notified vendors.
• Verified quantity and description of materials received by checking merchandise against packing list.
• Consistently lifted materials weighing as much as Number pounds.
• Inspected work areas for cleanliness and obstacles and removed cartons and boxes to keep work areas organized and hazard-free.

Transporting Amazon freight to be weighed on scale and taken to the plane to be uploaded.

• Transported merchandise to sales floor and replenished out-of-stock and low-stock items.
• Wrapped pallets in plastic wrap and attached merchandise tags to prepare for shipping.
• Moved merchandise using forklifts, pallet jacks and hand trucks.
• Transported merchandise pallets to move in warehouse.
• Located needed merchandise in inventory using Type software and placed on skids for transport to shelves.
• Volunteered to assist with projects, demonstrating willingness to learn new tasks and increase skill levels.
• Followed orders precisely for correct items, sizes and quantities.
• Moved cardboard, plastic ties and other debris from unboxing to trash.
• Moved boxes and organized aisles to open up floor space and enable forklift operators to move freely through warehouse.
• Picked and packed order items.
• Prepared orders by processing requests, pulled materials from warehouse, packed boxes, and prepared shipments.
• Checked inventory and selected products from specific locations based upon availability.
• Calculated correct order totals, updated accounts, and maintained detailed records for inventory management.
• Reviewed order slips, picked products and staged merchandize to be shipped.

• Completed daily operations on time and maintained high standards of accuracy.
• Managing a team lead followed by 15 agents to perform numerous tie downs and build ups for Amazon air cargo.
• Assigning forklift operators there task to what flight had to be build, what operator had to offload Amazon freight from inbound trucks, what operator had to separate the freight to be scanned, and another to distribute the freight after being scanned to it’s designated area to agents to be build as well.
• Keep track of flight departure times as each one had to be completed and sent to the ramp an hour before it’s departure time for any last minute discrepancies, for as weather/climate issues, equipment issues and or shortage of ramp staff to complete plane upload.
• Giving MOD (manager on duty) the ending flight reports to keep track of how many cans from each flight where sent to the plane for the main and lower deck of the plane.
• Communication with the load planner of the flights, for the cans of Amazon freight to be weighed and loaded simultaneously according to the weight.
• Assigning agents and tug driver’s from the ramp for the reset of the warehouse to be completed before the next shift comes in, after all flights has been completed and sent out to the ramp for uploading.