Miguel PADILLA

Receiving Goods

• Unloading shipments from trucks or containers.
• Inspecting received goods for damage or discrepancies.
• Verifying that orders match the shipment documentation.
• Labeling products for storage or distribution.

Sorting and Organizing Inventory

• Categorizing and storing products in their designated locations.
• Rotating stock to ensure older items are used first

Picking Orders

• Retrieving items from shelves or pallets according to customer orders.
• Packing items securely for shipment.

Packing and Preparing Shipments

• Packaging goods to ensure they are safely transported.
• Labeling packages with the correct shipping information.
• Preparing orders for delivery or dispatch.

Loading and Unloading Trucks

• Using forklifts or pallet jacks to move goods onto and off delivery trucks.
• Ensuring that items are loaded correctly to prevent damage.

Inventory Control and Management

• Conducting regular stock checks
• Monitoring inventory levels and notifying supervisors of stock shortages.
• Maintaining organized and efficient inventory systems.

Maintaining Warehouse Equipment

• Operating forklifts, pallet jacks, or other machinery.
• Ensuring equipment is in good working condition and reporting any malfunctions.
• Charging or refueling equipment as needed.

General Warehouse Maintenance

• Keeping the warehouse clean and organized.
• Sweeping floors, disposing of waste, and maintaining a safe working environment.
• Ensuring that aisles are clear and that safety protocols are followed.

Communication and Coordination

• Coordinating with supervisors, shipping departments, and other staff.
• Communicating delays or issues with incoming or outgoing shipments.
• Collaborating with team members to meet deadlines and targets.

Shipping Documentation and Record Keeping

• Preparing shipping paperwork such as bills of lading, invoices, and packing slips.
• Ensuring that all documentation is accurate and up-to-date for tracking purposes.

Pre-Wash Preparation

• Inspecting the vehicle to identify any dirt, debris, or damage.
• Preparing washing equipment, such as hoses, brushes, towels, and cleaning solutions.
• Setting up car wash stations (water pressure systems, soap dispensers, etc.).

Exterior Cleaning

• Rinsing the vehicle to remove loose dirt and debris.
• Applying soap or detergent to the vehicle’s exterior.
• Using brushes or sponges to scrub the body, wheels, and tires.
• Cleaning windows and mirrors.
• Using high-pressure washers to clean difficult-to-reach areas.
• Using foam, wax, or polish to finish the wash and protect the paint.

Detailing Services

• Applying tire shine or other finishing products to wheels and tires.
• Cleaning and treating air vents, steering wheels, and other detailed parts.
• Waxing or buffing the vehicle’s paint for added shine and protection.
• Using special tools to clean and treat leather or fabric upholstery.

Drying the Vehicle

• Using microfiber towels or air dryers to remove water from the exterior of the vehicle.
• Ensuring that no streaks or water spots remain on the car after drying.

Handling Customer Requests

• Discussing with customers the services they want (e.g., exterior wash, full detail, waxing).
• Offering additional services such as tire cleaning, waxing, or interior detailing.
• Answering customer questions or concerns about the car wash process.

Maintaining Equipment and Tools

• Cleaning and maintaining car wash equipment, such as hoses, brushes, vacuums, and pressure washers.
• Ensuring all cleaning chemicals and products are properly stored and replenished.
• Reporting any damaged or malfunctioning equipment to supervisors.

Keeping the Work Area Clean

• Sweeping or mopping the car wash bay.
• Disposing of waste materials such as dirty towels or used cleaning supplies.
• Ensuring the work area is free from hazards or obstructions.

Operating Car Wash Systems

• Operating automated car wash systems (if applicable).
• Monitoring the wash process to ensure it’s functioning properly.