Noah Mullins

Acquired knowledge of warehouse workflows during employment at company. Utilized WMS software and ShipStream for efficient order management. Picked and packed orders while relocating items throughout the warehouse. Operated banding tools for bulky orders and processed BOLs. Maintained safety as a primary pit operator and selected appropriate tools for tasks while identifying more efficient methods.

• Operated forklifts and pallet jacks to transport materials across warehouse facilities.
• Conducted regular equipment inspections to ensure optimal performance and safety compliance.
• Monitored inventory levels, coordinating restocking processes as needed for continuous operations.
• Implemented best practices for equipment maintenance, reducing downtime and enhancing productivity.
• Verified documentation and condition of freight to assure quality standards were achieved.
• Strapped items down over protective padding to secure throughout transportation.
• Successfully navigated large shipments of materials through tight spaces and busy facilities.
• Managed warehouse operations and verified proper shipment procedures.
• Verified quantity and description of materials received by checking merchandise against packing list.
• Used handheld scanners to efficiently track and maneuver freight throughout distribution network.

List goes on this just a few things that applied to warehouse related things.

Oversaw logistics on the dock, ensuring timely relocation of items for production line support. Leveraged WMS software with Honeywell scanners to enhance inventory accuracy. Implemented FIFO system to optimize inventory management and streamline operations.

this was where i got my first experience in warehouse work. it was a summer job for while i was in highschool. i was swapping badges on grills, rebadging the boxes the grills were in, helped out with the material handling, helped pack mini fridges, helped a little with picking, performing 5s when needed. and helped wrapping products on the dock.