Vicente Jimenez

· Keep work areas clean, safe, organized, and free of debris.

· Daily Practice of Proper Personal Protective Equipment. Includes Hardhat, Safety Glasses, Ear Protection, Gloves, And Respiratory Protection.

· Daily Data Entry of Any Changes Handler Has Made in Inventory. Includes Issuing Out Material, Shipping Material, Stock Checking, Or Any rearrangement.

· Shipped Out Material to Other Facilities Via the CH Robinson Program and UPS WorldShip.

· Daily Stock Checks of Inventory

· Building Electrical Pulls for Production.

• Packaged and sealed products according to order size and specifications.
• Successfully managed and organized warehouse inventory.
• Adhered to company policies for safe storage of goods in the warehouse facility.
• Replenished shelves with incoming stock orders and performed daily spot checks on inventory.
• Performed physical inventory counts on a regular basis.

• Daily Morning Meeting with the Materials Team and Shipping & Receiving Team. The meeting Includes Discussions on Any Hot Items for Production That May Be Arriving or Which Pull Carts Need To be Brought to Production.
• Creating Pull Carts on Schedule for Production. These Pull Carts Are Derived from A List of Items Directly Relating to An Area of The Bus, For Example on Monday Production Will Be Working On Suspension. Materials Team Will Then Print Out the Suspension Pull Sheet, Which Should Include Shocks, Bushing, Controller Arms, Leveling Values, etc... After the Pull Sheet Is Fulfilled, It's Then Forklifted or Moved by Hand to Where Production Is.
• Organizing And Cycle Counting Inventories. Ensuring Each Inventory for Each Project is In Numerical Order with Correct Counts Matching the DTC System.
• Ensuring All Material Delivered by the Shipping & Receiving Department Is Correct and Not Damaged.
• Responded promptly to requests from supervisors regarding material needs.
• Sorted and placed materials on racks, shelves, or bins using predetermined sequences.
• Maintained 5s Standard in the Department. Sort, Straighten, Shine, Standardize, And Sustain.
• Ensuring All Parts Are Tagged with CCW Part Number.
• Loaded and unloaded materials onto pallets with attention to detail.

· Maintained 5s Standard in the Department. Sort, Straighten, Shine, Standardize, And Sustain.

· Daily Inventory Data Entry of All Parts Received on Site.

· Updating Inventory of Completed In-House Fabrication Work Orders.

· Unloading Inbound Freight Material Via Sit Down Forklift. Material Includes but Not Limited To 16ft Aluminum Channel, 8' x 4' Metal Sheets, Various Sizes of Windshield Glass, Cummins Engines, Cummins Transmissions, And Various Sizes of Crates/Pallets.

· Ensuring All Material Is Delivered Without Any Damage or Missing Items.

· Loading Outbound Freight with Proper Paperwork Created and Acknowledged by Freight Company.

· Trained In UPS WorldShip Software, CH Robinson Freight, And Proper Packaging Methods for Both Ground and Freight.

· Assisted Training New Employees in UPS WorldShip Software, CH Robinson Freight, And Proper Packaging Methods for Both Ground and Freight.

· Ensuring Any Part That Leaves the Department Has Its CCW Part Number Attached to It.

· Delivered Material to Correct Storage Areas or Supervisors Around The Facility Via Forklift, Golf Cart, Or By Hand.

· Maintained The Departments Shipping Supplies. Ensuring Daily Procedures Can Be Carried Out.