Shane Soares

• I would use a sit down forklift and pick orders with a RF scanner and stage it in the dock zone ready to be loaded and check to make sure I'm not sending any damaged product to the customer
• When we received live loads I would have to prepare the truck by hand and dock it to make sure its safe to enter while using a slip sheeter to pull the order from the pallet and load in a organized pattern set up for the order
• Also I would unload live trucks/docked trucks while being able to put away the product unloaded from them in a timely fashion
• Boosted productivity by efficiently utilizing various equipment, such as pallet jacks and forklifts, to transport and stack merchandise.

• Would drive electric forklifts/pallet jacks in freezer while keeping standard of time per order or put away
• Would stack all product by hand and wrap then stock in position for loading on to semi trucks
• Demonstrated adaptability, successfully managing multiple tasks simultaneously during peak business hours without compromising quality or speed.

Speak with customers and figure out what the needed for a job site and if equipment was in stock

• Would load and unload strapped trucks equipment while double checking orders was ready for the following day
• Supported warehouse organization efforts by accurately labeling products and placing them in designated storage areas.
• Prepared and checked outbound shipments for accuracy.
• Reviewed printed tickets or digital orders to get item numbers and merchandise locations.
• Managed timely and effective replacement of damaged or missing products.

• Worked with customers to pack items according to specific desires and requirements.
• Equipment I used was RF scanner for orders to make sure proper goods was selected for all orders
• Displayed flexibility by adapting to changes in workload, shift schedules, and warehouse priorities as necessary for business continuity.
• Took on extra hours and shifts during busy periods to meet tight shipping deadlines.