Daniel Eng Aliaga

• Managed inventory control of supplies within the department.
• Managed inventory control paperwork accurately according to company policy.
• Organized backroom stock to ensure efficient inventory control.
• Assisted in inventory control of alcohol products.
• Assisted in training new personnel on inventory control procedures.
• Assisted in inventory control to ensure accurate stock levels.
• Ensured compliance with company policies regarding inventory control procedures.
• Assisted with inventory control by restocking shelves when necessary.
• Checked stock levels regularly to ensure proper inventory control.
• Facilitated inventory control by counting and organizing warehouse materials.
• Maintained records of daily transactions for inventory control purposes.
• Designed procedures for inventory control and cycle counting processes.
• Participated in inventory control activities as required.
• Ensured accuracy of data entered into inventory control systems.
• Assisted in maintaining accurate records for inventory control purposes.
• Collaborated with management teams on inventory control procedures.
• Managed daily operations including staffing schedules, inventory control, budgeting.
• Created daily reports on inventory control activities.
• Assisted with inventory control activities including cycle counts.
• Maintained accurate inventory control levels to reduce costs.
• Assisted with inventory control and stock replenishment.
• Organized stockroom to ensure efficient inventory control.
• Supervised cycle counts for accurate inventory control purposes.
• Collaborated with warehouse personnel regarding inventory control processes.
• Prepared necessary paperwork for inventory control purposes.
• Managed inventory control systems for tracking product availability.
• Oversaw loading, unloading, shipping, receiving, and inventory control processes.
• Managed stock levels within warehouses using inventory control systems.
• Assisted with inventory control and stock ordering processes.

• Use forklifts, pallet jacks, or manually unload goods from delivery areas inside the warehouse.

• Approach the packages or pallets to check for any visible damage.
• Read labels, barcodes, or shipping documents.

• Walk around the merchandise to count the units.
• Compare the count against the purchase order or packing list.

• Move to a computer or use a handheld scanner to record the received goods.
• Scan items or write down product information.

• Move products to different zones based on type, size, or urgency.
• Tag the products with internal warehouse labels if necessary.

• Transport merchandise to inventory storage locations.
• Use handling equipment like forklifts, pallet jacks, or conveyor belts.

• Walk to the office or communicate with the supervisor to report issues like damaged or missing items.

Prepare orders for shipment. Verify that the correct products are selected according to purchase orders.

Properly package products to protect them during transportation.
Label merchandise.

Apply shipping labels, barcodes, and required documentation (shipping guides, invoices).
Organize and consolidate loads. Group packages based on destination, type of transportation, or delivery priority.
Coordinate with carriers. Schedule pickups, and coordinate shipment departures with transportation companies.
Record shipping information. Enter data into the system (ERP or warehouse software) to update inventory and generate shipping reports.
Inspect merchandise before shipment. Check that products are in good condition, and meet customer requirements.
Load merchandise into vehicles. Ensure that loads are properly arranged to avoid damage during transit.
Follow safety standards. Adhere to safety protocols when handling merchandise and operating equipment, like forklifts or pallet jacks.
Resolve issues: Report and manage problems such as damaged products, documentation errors, or shipment delays.