Jaydon Brooks

• Operated equipment and machinery according to safety guidelines.
• Moving materials, operating machinery, and cleaning.
• Clean work areas and equipment.
• Preparing work sites: Remove debris and hazards, and prepare construction sites.
• Maintaining safety standards: Follow safety standards, and perform tasks safely.
• Worked effectively in team environments to make the workplace more productive.
• Achieved cost-savings by developing functional solutions to problems.

Loading:

• Appropriately handle the product to minimize damage during the loading process.
• Communicate any damage found or caused during the loading process to the appropriate personnel.
• Inspect trailer cleanliness prior to loading.
• Ensure all packages meet warehouse standards before loading (no visible damage, boxes securely closed, address labels affixed, and readable, etc.).
• Receiving:
• Appropriately handle the product to minimize damage during the unloading and receiving process.
• Accurately record the product delivered as compared to the Bill of Lading/Receiving Worksheets, and create appropriate OS&D (Over, Short, & Damage) paperwork when necessary.

Put-away/Stocking

• Appropriately handle product to minimize damage during put-away and stocking process. Remove shrink wrap, bands, or tape when putting a pallet into a selection location, as required.
• Accurately scan the product, and put the product in the correct slots.
• Communicate any damage found or caused during the put-away and stocking process to the appropriate personnel.

Selecting:

• Appropriately handle product to minimize damage during the selection process.
• Accurately select product for outbound shipments.
• Accurately stage and notate float numbers on pallets.
• Communicate any damage found or caused during the selecting process to the appropriate personnel.
• Must be certified on appropriate material-handling equipment.

Order packing:

• Appropriately handle the product to minimize damage during the packaging process.
• Accurately sort, segregate, and package products to be shipped to customers (both FedEx and LTL).
• Must be able to recognize products by name and packaging.
• Ensure all packages meet warehouse standards after packing (no visible damage, boxes securely closed, address labels affixed, and readable, etc.).

• Mixed cleaning solutions and abrasive compositions according to formulas.
• Read product labels and tags, order tickets, shipping manifests and bills of sale, comparing against contents of outgoing shipments to verify accuracy and adjust contents as necessary.
• Loaded materials onto carts or trolleys for manual transportation throughout warehouse, especially delivery to processing, shipping or storage areas.
• Adhered to all safety protocols and guidelines to prevent accidents.