Christy Hartman

• Executed picking tasks according to order specifications while meeting daily productivity requirements.
• Maintained cleanliness of warehouse areas by sweeping floors, emptying trash cans and organizing shelves.
• Labeled boxes and placed in outbound collection areas.
• Communicated with supervisors regarding any order issues.

• Ensured that all products were properly packaged before being shipped out of the facility.
• Maintained a clean and safe work environment at all times by adhering to company policies and regulations.
• Inspected finished products for defects before packing them into boxes or containers.
• Labeled packages with shipping information such as address labels or colored stickers.

As a consolidator, job duties include verifying that the product coming down the belt, which the order picker has sent, is the correct unit of measure, item, and correct quantity.

As a consolidator its important to be

Sending completed orders in a neat and organized fashion down the belt to the packers to be packed out to the customers

• Handling product appropriately to avoid excessive damage and having to back order items
• communicating with team lead about any problems you make have with an item or order
• Meeting or exceeding daily, weekly, and monthly performance goals.

• As a Fast Track Bundler my job is to be sure and tape or use banding straps to make sure the correct amount of boxes are put together to be sent to the customer.
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• Utilizes DC technology, such as RF scanners, headsets, computer terminals or hard copy reports to record in an accurate manner the movement of merchandise from the time it is received until it is selected and shipped.
• Moves empty pallets and storage racks as necessary to a specified location and stacks them in a neat and orderly manner.

Confirms quantities of merchandise and other inventory to verify the accuracy of the order to be processed.

• As a Sorter Operator my Job was to watch cameras in the lanes coming from the mods. To ensure there is no jams. Also, you have a camera to watch another conveyor belt that has boxes coming down, called.
• "No Reads". An associate then has to manually flip the box or print a new sticker and send it again, and through the sorter, to see if the scanner is able to read it to be sent to the trailers.
• The sorter Scanner has lasers on it that can read all sides of the box as long as the bar code is readable and the pushers on the conveyor belt will know what door to send the box to be loaded on the correct trailer by another associate to be sent to the correct store.
• As the Sorter Operator your job is to make sure the associates in the truck stacking area are keeping there lanes clear. If the lane gets so full it will have a light that goes off. Then the boxes go on a line called "Resert" and until the light is off the boxes will continue to go on the Recent line. Its very important for the associates in truck stacking to keep there lanes clear.
• at the end of the day you have to run daily reports and contact your supervisor with the # of boxes you shipped out for the day.