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Dajohn Rodriguez

Orlando,FL

Summary

Proven Hostler/Dockworker at FedEx:Ground, adept in transportation safety and team collaboration. Excelled in streamlining shipments, enhancing load security, and training peers, significantly boosting efficiency. Demonstrated exceptional organizational skills and attention to detail, ensuring smooth operations and emergency preparedness.

Overview

3
3
years of professional experience

Work History

Hostler/Dockworker

FedEx:Ground
07.2021 - Current
  • Loaded, unloaded, and sorted cargo as part of accurate and efficient weekly shipments.
  • Secured cargo using chains, load bars, wood blocks, and straps.
  • Participated in training and safety drills to prepare for emergency situations occurring on dock.
  • Pitched in to assist in other dock-related tasks to complete work on time and running smoothly.
  • Unpacked and repacked items in different quantities and configurations for shipment.
  • Prevented load shifting or damage by using bracing and strapping techniques.
  • Prepared pallets of boxes for easy transportation between customer and storage locations.
  • Followed verbal and written instructions to properly move and ship products.
  • Used hand-held scanners and physical logs to accurately track item movements.
  • Used handheld scanners to efficiently track and maneuver freight throughout distribution network.
  • Helped train new employees in safe practices and warehouse procedures.

Education

Associate of Science - Science Education

DeVry University
Downers Grove, IL
05.2022

Skills

  • Transportation safety
  • Rehabilitation support
  • Equipment Organization
  • Materials Loading
  • Multitasking
  • Reliability
  • Attention to Detail
  • Emergency Response
  • Organizational Skills
  • Teamwork and Collaboration
  • Problem-Solving

Languages

Latin
Native or Bilingual

Timeline

Hostler/Dockworker

FedEx:Ground
07.2021 - Current

Associate of Science - Science Education

DeVry University
Dajohn Rodriguez