Open To Work
Ronald A Gooden
Forklift Operator, Material Handler, Work Leader
Aberdeen,Maryland
Overview
40
40
years of professional experience
Work History
Utility Mailer
The Washington Post
Springfield, Virginia
06.2000
- As a Printing Plant Worker in the Bindery Division, I worked in the following sections in the course of my thirty-eight (38) years employment. 1. The Record Room and Pamphlet Section where I would lift signatures (sigs) fan folded, inspected, loaded, and packed the completed sigs. I also inspected, loaded, and handled them into the appropriate numbers of boxes in sequence. I assured that the proper sequence was maintained and that the boxes were kept in proper order. The materials that weren't in proper order were discarded. 2. I was assigned to the Collator, inspected (collated) sigs from the machine in prescribed quantities and stacked them onto a table. All gathered sigs were processed in the appropriate manner. I also inspected them, skids and/or pallets supplies the line with the proper sequence, and loaded them on a truck. The materials that weren't in proper order were discarded.
- Average Hours Per Week: 40
- Series and Grade: K4-7504-03
- Starting Salary: $17.00
- Ending Salary: $23.57
Bindery Division Plant Worker Leader
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C.
01.2000 - Current
- As a Printing Plant Worker in the Bindery Division, I worked in the following sections in the course of my thirty-eight (38) years employment. 1. The Record Room and Pamphlet Section where I would lift signatures (sigs) fan folded, inspected, loaded, and packed the completed sigs. I also inspected, loaded, and handled them into the appropriate numbers of boxes in sequence. I assured that the proper sequence was maintained and that the boxes were kept in proper order. The materials that weren't in proper order were discarded. 2. I was assigned to the Collator, inspected (collated) sigs from the machine in prescribed quantities and stacked them onto a table. All gathered sigs were processed in the appropriate manner. I also inspected them, skids and/or pallets supplies the line with the proper sequence, and loaded them on a truck. The materials that weren't in proper order were discarded.
- Average Hours Per Week: 40
- Series and Grade: K4-7504-03
- Starting Salary: $17.00
- Ending Salary: $23.57
Printing Plant Worker
U.S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C.
09.1986 - 01.2001
- As a Printing Plant Worker in the Bindery Division, I worked in the following sections in the course of my thirty-eight (38) years employment. 1. The Record Room and Pamphlet Section where I would lift signatures (sigs) fan folded, inspected, loaded, and packed the completed sigs. I also inspected, loaded, and handled them into the appropriate numbers of boxes in sequence. I assured that the proper sequence was maintained and that the boxes were kept in proper order. The materials that weren't in proper order were discarded. 2. I was assigned to the Collator, inspected (collated) sigs from the machine in prescribed quantities and stacked them onto a table. All gathered sigs were processed in the appropriate manner. I also inspected them, skids and/or pallets supplies the line with the proper sequence, and loaded them on a truck. The materials that weren't in proper order were discarded.
- Average Hours Per Week: 40
- Series and Grade: K4-7504-03
- Starting Salary: $17.00
- Ending Salary: $23.57
Education
High School Coursework - High School Coursework
I.C. Norcom High School
Portsmouth, Virginia, USSkills
Package handling
Loading and unloading
Workplace safety
Postal regulations
Labeling accuracy
Deadline oriented
Route planning
Timeline
Utility Mailer
The Washington Post
06.2000
Bindery Division Plant Worker Leader
U.S. Government Printing Office
01.2000 - Current
Printing Plant Worker
U.S. Government Printing Office
09.1986 - 01.2001
High School Coursework - High School Coursework
I.C. Norcom High School