Kyle Ylonen

• My day to day work mainly includes acquiring merchandise 5-30ft up in air to be shipped out to stores around america.
• I would have to do regular inventory checks, ensuring accuracy and timey communication to ICQA.

(assistant team to power equipment)

• Equipment I operate would include stock picker and pallet jacks, double and triple pallet lift as well as turret stock picker, all trained by crown.
• Efficiently and safely transport products within warehouse to ground sorting workers.
• Trained new employees on equipment operation and safety standards, fostering a culture of safety awareness and good work practices.

• I started as a yard worker but quickly moved up into power equipment. I was loading and unloading trucks on a front loader carrying steel pipes for oil fields. I wasn't here long because I was treated very poorly.

• If I was in the mill I would make sure the molten bars are going into the sets correctly to get shaped.
• If I was in the warehouse I would stack the bars with the help of a crane to get them ready to ship.

• I dug out the perimeter of the house and put in a 'modern drainage system' with the help of a team.
• I ended up becoming crew chief there. Basically assistant forman. Developed lots of leadership skills here.

• I really enjoyed this job and it also just brought good communication skills. I ended up becoming a shift lead. Its just an assistant manager. From that I learned how to manage people a bit.

• This was my first real job and is where I gained most of my sales and communication skills. I was lucky enough to get this job underage but all I couldn't do was sell alcohol at the time.