Victor Ponce

• Loaded and unloaded trucks with palletized products using a dock forklift.
• Prepared outgoing orders for shipment by staging them in appropriate areas according to company protocol.
• Used handheld scanners for warehouse management system compliance.
• Inspected lifts before use to prevent damage to goods.
• Unloaded incoming items from trucks and rail cars and transported materials to staging area.
• Operated forklifts to transport materials between loading, processing, and storage areas.
• Secured loads on pallets to minimize damage and worker injuries.
• Received incoming shipments and inspected for accuracy against bill of lading documents.
• Completed day-to-day duties accurately and efficiently.
• Operated a variety of machinery and tools safely and efficiently.
• Performed daily pre-trip inspections on the dock forklift, including checking oil levels, brakes, and tires.
• Picked up warehouse debris and deposited waste into appropriate piles and stacked baled trash.

• Operated forklifts to transport materials between loading, processing, and storage areas.
• Ensured safety procedures were followed when operating forklifts.
• Moved levers or controls of lifting devices to load, unload or stack material.
• Received incoming shipments; verifying quantity, condition, labeling accuracy and conformance to purchase order specifications.

Experience with industrial forklifts is a crucial tool on any construction job site. It is the forklift operator's job to keep sites moving, meaning each job site must be staged and prepped for each contractor on site, in different phases, on different lots, meaning different hardware, materials, lumber, and tasks that can only be done with said forklift. Either lifting walls, ceiling trusses, moving lumber to hard-to-get-to places, or using garbage bins to clean up each lot after every job, it's the forklift operator's responsibility to keep production moving, and, as the foreman's right hand, to keep progress moving without skipping one phase at a time.

• Positioned lifting devices to secure material or products for transport to designated areas.
• Tied and secured loads to prevent shifting or damage to items.
• Complied with safety regulations at all times while operating heavy machinery like forklifts.

• Picked products using RF scanner to fill orders.
• Applied barcodes to cargo and used digital scanners to track and locate materials during transportation.
• Loaded and unloaded delivery vehicles efficiently, ensuring timely distribution of packages.
• Used scanners to track parcel information, condition or receipt.
• Disposed of debris and hazardous materials properly to avoid contamination.
• Complied with federal, state, and company regulations regarding package handling.
• Operated material handling equipment safely to move heavy packages.
• Sorted packages to appropriate slide, line or belt for final distribution.
• Operated large vehicles, forklifts and pallet jacks to transport multiple freight loads.
• Utilized scanning equipment to track movement of items throughout the facility.
• Packed boxes and stock using organizational guidelines.
• Scanned and sorted packages according to destinations and service type using handheld scanner.
• Collaborated with colleagues in order fulfillment tasks during peak periods.
• Worked effectively in team environments to make the workplace more productive.
• Followed company policies and procedures for secure package handling.
• Assisted in loading delivery trucks with prepared packages.
• Collaborated with team members to improve workflow and increase productivity.
• Checked cargo before transportation and determined if items adhered to proper regulation standards.
• Palletized boxes to increase movement and shipment efficiency.
• Picked, packed and prepared items for shipment according to customer specifications.
• Tagged and wrote identifying information on containers, boxes and cargo.
• Loaded outgoing packages onto delivery trucks according to customer orders.