Eusebio Calderon Jr.

Currently responsible for driving a commercial vehicle, moving beverages to designated locations (Drop and Hook). Normally on the road for 10 to 12 hours daily.

Conduct thorough pre- and post-trip vehicle inspections (checking brakes, lights, fluid levels, electrical wires, tires, in-cab inspection, and report vehicle mechanical issues to management.

Communicate and coordinate with transportation dispatch to provide updates on delivery status or schedule changes.

Maintain detailed logbooks of driving hours, mileage, and deliveries to comply with DOT and state regulations.

Currently hold a valid commercial driver's license (CDL) with (Doubles/Triple Tankers and Hazmat endorsement)

Successfully stocked and rotated over 200 items per day in a fast-paced environment.

Efficiently restocked shelves with merchandise and ensured accurate labeling.

Demonstrated excellent customer service skills and assisted customers in locating requested items.

Maintained a clean and organized work environment, including the backroom, storage area, and restrooms.

Performed daily inventory counts and restocked shelves with low inventory.

Experienced in breaking down primal cuts of beef, pork, lamb, and poultry for sale in retail.

Skilled in operating a wide range of meat-cutting machinery, including saws, slicers, and grinders

Proficient in following food safety guidelines while slicing and preparing meats.

Responsible for maintaining a clean and sanitary work environment in accordance with local health and safety codes.

Demonstrated the ability to operate a cash register, process payments, and create sales receipts

Able to work under pressure while ensuring customer service satisfaction.

Warehouse Night Order Selector:

Read pick tickets or utilize an RF scanner to accurately select products from racks, bins, or shelving.

Able to operate heavy machinery such as order pickers (cherry pickers), reach trucks, double-single and triple pallet jacks, sit-down forklifts, and regular standing forklifts.

Maintain a daily log of fulfilled orders

Transport completed pallets to the designated loading station for the loading team to load morning route trucks.

Inspected products for damage, verifying item codes and quantities, and strictly following OSHA guidelines.



Warehouse Lead Team Leadership:

Supervise, train, and schedule warehouse staffing. Monitor daily productivity, delegate tasks, and adjust workflow based on order

Oversee receiving and put away, conduct routine cycle counts, investigate stock discrepancies, and maintain accurate inventory levels.

Verify bills of lading, inspect inbound deliveries for damage, and ensure outbound shipments are accurately packed and loaded for transportation dispatch.

Strong cross-functional collaboration between warehouse staff, the warehouse manager, trucking fleets, and office administration.

Commercial Truck Driver with HAZMAT, Doubles/Triples and Tanker endorsement.

Transporting freight between company service, terminals and local customers facilities such as businesses, warehouse and retail stores.

Freight handling, loading and unloading; sorting less-Than-Truckload (LTL) or full freight for customers using a forklift, electric pallet jack, and manual jack.

Drive through local traffic, residential areas, and industrial zones.

Verifying shipping orders, signing for freight, managing overage, shortage, and damaged freight.

Conduct a required pre- and post-trip vehicle inspection for malfunctions, fluid levels, and secure cargo.

Daily route deliveries that range from 5-20 stops depending on route density.

Acting as the face of the company by building relationships with regular customers on local runs and interacting with dock staff and management on a daily basis.

Route planning, review, and adjust route schedules for maximum efficiency and to meet delivery deadlines

Dispatch and coordinate, assigning drivers and vehicles for regular routes, special deliveries to primary customers, or emergency coverage.

GPS tracking to monitor vehicle locations and adjust for traffic, weather, and unexpected delays.

Daily customer service interactions to resolve delivery issues, service complaints, or route disruptions.

Mandatory vehicle inspections must be performed to ensure all vehicles are properly licensed, insured, and undergo routine mechanical inspection. Ensuring all operations strictly follow federal, state and local transportation laws.

Hiring, training, and performance evaluations of drivers including ride along was conducted by the transportation supervisor. Conducted routine safety and orientation training, as well as testing drivers to ensure DOT compliance.

Investigating accidents, handling route emergencies and enforcing strict safety food and tobacco protocol.

Assisted with fleet manager, operation manager, warehouse manager, sales manager and sales team in preparing transportation budgets. Such as mileage, fuel, tractor maintenance, fleet wash, team spending activities, equipment, repairs, driver uniform and accurate driver payroll.

Maintained accurate documentation regarding driver hours (ELD LOG), JJ KELLER provider for workplace safety and DOT compliance.

Commercial Truck Driver with HAZMAT, Doubles/Triples and Tanker endorsement.

Transporting freight between company service, terminals and local customers facilities such as businesses, warehouse and retail stores.

Freight handling, loading and unloading; sorting less-Than-Truckload (LTL) or full freight for customers using a forklift, electric pallet jack, and manual jack.

Drive through local traffic, residential areas, and industrial zones.

Verifying shipping orders, signing for freight, managing overage, shortage, and damaged freight.

Conduct a required pre- and post-trip vehicle inspection for malfunctions, fluid levels, and secure cargo.

Daily route deliveries that range from 5-20 stops depending on route density.

Acting as the face of the company by building relationships with regular customers on local runs and interacting with dock staff and management on a daily basis.