Dustin Freeman

In this position I look up the products we are running every night and make sure the line that is running has plenty of the product so they never run out of material. I operate a forklift to stage pallets of product from the storage bins they're in to their destination bins. I then transfer the product numbers in the computer to update the inventory of the product. I also dump the hoppers of cans, bottles, cardboard, and trash in their designated areas. There are also times I work in the basement changing out the bailer that compacts all the cans in order for them to be recycled. Always making sure my work area is clean has always been something I strive in!

I worked in the rework position at Molson Coors checking for defected beers and the cases they were in, getting rid of the defected beers and refilling new cases and gluing them together. I would put the cases of beer on a pallet, then wrap it with plastic wrap and move it with a forklift to the designated bin before scanning in the system. I also dumped the rejected cans and bottles in a safe and timely matter. There was also an instance where we had to scrub and rinse the caustic off around 2000 kegs. I loved the environment and the people I worked with and for, however I was offered a temporary position in the MMT department and I felt my possibility of advancement was higher working in MMT.

• Operated heavy equipment to move pallets of supplies such as forklift, skid steer loader, and lull in a safe, timely, and efficient manner.
• Quality Inspections of materials delivered for unloading, and loading pallets of material off, trailers, the ground, and roofs.
• Oversaw while in supervisor position crews, planned work, and distributed daily assignments, equipped with all PPE required, and safety standards were held as a priority above all else.
• Identified unsafe, or unhealthful workplace conditions, or hazards to enforce safe work practices and procedures.
• Operated forklift, skid steer loader, and lull safely using appropriate load rates and maintaining clear visibility of work areas.
• Operated equipment safely, and efficiently to prevent damage to items, and avoid injuries.
• Operated forklift, skid steer loader, and lull in compliance with OSHA guidelines and organizational policies.
• Removed orders from storage, wrapped, and staged for shipments.
• Promoted operational efficiency by maximizing loads on each transfer safely.

• Helped customers locate desired items and transfer oversized items to vehicles.
• Answered customer questions and provided detailed product information.
• Alternated goods in inventory by observing an first-in and first-out approach to keep shelves organized and properly stocked.
• Maintained well-organized restocking areas to avoid blocking aisles or creating safety hazards.
• Placed products in correct storage locations to keep stock areas organized and inventory counts accurate.
• Kept documentation and records accurate and up-to-date with latest data to prevent errors in processing or delivery.
• Performed inventory control, such as counting, and stocking merchandise.