TERRENCE MACK

• Perform safety and environmental inspections.
• Work in a Safe and Productive Manufacturing Workplace.
• Fulfill safety and health requirements for maintenance, installation and repair.
• Utilize effective, safety-enhancing workplace practices.
• Coordinate work flow with team members and other work groups.
• Communicate production and material requirements and product specifications.
• Use common measurement systems and precision measurement tools.
• Perform preventive maintenance and routine repair.
• Recognize potential maintenance issues with basic production systems.

• Prepared orders for shipment by picking, packing and labeling merchandise.
• Worked safely around moving machinery.
• Manually or mechanically loaded and unloaded materials from pallets, skids, platforms, cars, lifting devices, or other transport vehicles.
• Checked packages and merchandise for damage and notified vendors.
• Used hand-held devises and computers to record and monitor inventory levels and completed audits to uncover and address inaccuracies.
• Cleaned and maintained warehouse in compliance with OSHA safety standards.

• Lifted up to 45 pound packages 120 times/day of fiberglass material.
• Inspected creelers and components to make sure yarn moved freely and accurately.
• Ran associated machines such as warpers to maintain efficient production.
• Prepared secondary creels for quick changeovers.

• Operated forklift in compliance with OSHA guidelines and organizational policies.
• Operated equipment safely and efficiently to prevent damage to items and avoid injuries.
• Unloaded and stacked materials by raising and lowering lifting devices.
• Removed orders from storage, wrapped, and staged for shipments.
• Communicated with floor managers to determine merchandise placement.
• Kept accurate records of materials moved within warehouse to quickly locate inventory and keep facility operating smoothly.
• Unloaded materials and goods at designated locations for best project availability.

Transported goods between warehouse locations according to shipment and storage needs.

• Loaded, unloaded and moved material to and from storage and production areas.
• Operated pallet jacks and material moving equipment to receive and transport items from various warehouse locations.
• Checked packages and merchandise for damage and notified vendors.
• Labeled and accurately moved customer orders to meet shipment timetables and minimize errors.