Marco A. Alvarado

Drive a dump truck moving up to 10 tons of materials. Drive to and from job sites around Dallas county asking supervisors if they need a sort of material for me to pick up and/or drop off. Also if they need assistance with cleaning up their job sites or help with moving heavy machinery. Occasionally need to run errands for ongoing projects and Comply with TX DOT and safety regulations.

• Same Responsibilities as Nice Moves

• I was responsible for helping customers relocate to their new residential or commercial building. The services included but not limited to packing/unpacking of furniture & appliances. In addition, the following tasks were also acquired.
• Drove 30 ft box truck intrastate and interstate, including pre-trip inspection done daily
• Helped client relocate to new location or just to storage unit to have it stored for future use
• Set up packing residence to protect home from any damages that could occur while moving items in and out
• Packed and unpacked residential items (clothes, rugs, furniture, kitchen appliances and other items as instructed by client)
• Furnish model homes for new upcoming communities from rugs to drapes and artwork
• Assembled product that client desired
• Installed appliances (refrigerator, stove, microwave, washer, dryer and televisions)
• Hanged/transported from store to residence fine art pieces ranging in value from $500 to $200,000
• Finishing paperwork after service was provided, including taking payments for service

• Drove 15 ft refrigerated box truck to load and unload poultry (beef, lamb, shrimp, and chicken)
• Checking quality of food was sustained while in transit to delivery address
• Loading products based on clients requests
• Checking accuracy of quantity of items being delivered to correct location
• Filling out paperwork after items received

• I was in charge of a tortilla/corn chips assembly line. Responsibilities included, making sure the line was running at all times and producing the quantity needed for the assigned shift. Each cart weighed 440 lb of corn tortilla mix (masa). Roughly 40 to 50 carts were loaded on the machine on a 8-hour shift.