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Mark Serrano

Newburgh

Summary

Dynamic and detail-oriented professional with proven expertise in order fulfillment and inventory management at Staples. Recognized for enhancing customer satisfaction through meticulous packing and reducing product damage. Strong team collaborator with effective communication skills, consistently meeting deadlines while ensuring safety compliance and quality control.

Overview

7
7
years of professional experience

Work History

Breakpack Order Filler

Staples
03.2022 - Current
  • Reduced product damage by carefully sorting items in appropriate containers according to size, weight, and fragility.
  • Contributed to customer satisfaction by carefully packing items in accordance with specific requirements, ensuring optimal protection during transit.
  • Increased overall efficiency with thorough tracking of orders from receipt through dispatch, minimizing potential delays or misplacements.
  • Maximized order fulfillment rates by effectively managing peak periods through proactive anticipation of consumer demands.
  • Pulled items from shelves based on number, size, color, quantity and quality requirements.

Unloader

Fedex Ground
03.2018 - 03.2022
  • Assisted other team members in navigating large loads.
  • Unloaded packages with care and placed in proper staging area.
  • Collaborated with team members to complete unloading tasks in a timely manner, ensuring deadlines were met consistently.
  • Loaded packages onto pallets and into staging areas as directed.

Education

High School Diploma -

Newburgh Enlarged City School District
Newburgh, NY

Skills

  • Order fulfillment
  • Inventory management
  • Shipping and receiving
  • Quality control
  • Effective communication
  • Team collaboration
  • Safety compliance
  • Attention to detail

Timeline

Breakpack Order Filler

Staples
03.2022 - Current

Unloader

Fedex Ground
03.2018 - 03.2022

High School Diploma -

Newburgh Enlarged City School District
Mark Serrano