Forklift Driver resume example with 6+ years of experience
JessicaClaire
Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA94105609 Johnson Ave., 49204, Tulsa, OK
Home: (555) 432-1000
Cell:
resumesample@example.com
Summary
Observant and hardworking Order Picker able to operate and maintain equipment. Dedicated to moving materials across Warehouse to meet challenging Warehouse demands and promote team productivity. Basic English skills with over 1 years of related experience.
Skills
Staging and sorting
Materials movement
OSHA training
Certified forklift operator
Equipment operations
Safety awareness
[State] licensed driver
Forklift certified
RFI Scanners
Customer service
Supervision
Experience
Forklift Driver, 02/2020 to Current Campbell Soup Co – Dixon, CA,
Picked orders from storage, wrapped and staged for shipments.
Transported, loaded, unloaded and stacked materials.
Warehouse Associate, 02/2019 to 09/2019 The Container Store – El Segundo, CA,
Received, stored, and shipped goods and materials.
Scanned container labels with RF scanners to verify contents and determine target destinations.
Packed and labeled merchandise to prepare for loading and shipment to customers.
Material Handler, 08/2018 to 03/2019 Mcgrath Rentcorp – Miami, FL,
Packed merchandise into boxes and containers to prepare for safe shipment.
Tracked movements with hand-held scanners and daily production sheets to keep records accurate.
Palletized boxes for easy movement and shipment.
Operated overhead lifts to move [Type] and [Type] work materials.
Bartender/Manager, 07/2014 to 10/2018 People Lounge – City, STATE,
Ordered and maintained inventory of bar products, including alcohol, soft drinks and supplies to drive high volume of sales.
Restocked beer and liquor on regular schedule and after special events to prepare for forecasted needs.
Trained [Number] new bartenders in [Year] to increase knowledge of drink preparation and upselling techniques.
Education and Training
UAS : Unmanned Aerial Vehicles , Expected in 08/2017 Coahoma Community College - Clarksdale, MS GPA:
We build and flew drones.
Forklift Certification : Forklift Operator , Expected in 11/2018 Olympic College - Memphis, TN GPA:
GED: , Expected in 06/2008 Memphis Program - Memphis, TN GPA:
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