Markel Reddick

Supply preparation and preventive maintenance

• Trained a team of 4 employee's resulting in increased productivity
• Guided employee's
• Identified problems
• Solved problems
• Reduced downtime
• Streamlined the process
• Above average attendance, on time and early.
• Took on swinging shifts
• Improved productivity

• 1. Performed visual inspections on previously installed modules and systems to identify faults
• 2. Installer of solar glass and wiring
• 3. Connected system wiring and components in an elegant and skilled manner to meet both aesthetic and operational goals
• 4. Had an excellent attendance record and was always on time for work.
• 5. Looked at blueprints, technical documentation, and customer facilities to figure out where the installations should go.

• Removed debris and hazardous materials from the work floor area to avoid contaminating tobacco and shipping items.
• Repaired a variety of tools and machines, including conveyers, belts, shoots, pipes, motors, and notified the maintenance department engineer of any major issues.
• Promptly responded to all supervisory questions about the job and provided updates on expected task completion times.
• Organized pallets of boxes for easy transport between the customer's location and the storage facility.
• Demonstrated and applied all of the company's product knowledge.
• Packed items into appropriate shipping containers.
• Cleaned warehouse areas to maintain safety and efficiency.
• Was in charge of transporting inventory items to their proper locations.
• Was in charge of operating equipment while adhering to standard safety procedures.
• Used forklifts and pallet jacks to move large products from one warehouse area to another, making them more accessible.
• Used identifying tags to attach to containers in order to mark them with shipping information.
• Used handheld scanners and physical logs to keep track of item movements.
• Kept storage areas organized, clean, and secure to fully protect company assets.
• Planned daily work strategies and followed oral and written instructions to move and ship products correctly.
• Attached documentation to shipments leaving the facility, such as receipts, packing slips, and bills of lading.
• Cleaned floors, emptied aisles of debris, and rearranged inventory to create a tidy and obstacle-free warehouse floor.
• Made supervisors and coworkers aware of potential hazards and other issues so that they could be resolved quickly.
• Cleared jams and unblocked the conveyor system to keep the goods flowing.
• Repacked and rerun any damage products