Experience

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  City beverages Ltd

  • Orlando, Florida, United States

  • Inventory Control Specialist

    • Oct 2022 - Jun 2023
    • Orlando, Florida, United States

    This inventory control position is highly detail and complicated. - First: The Sale and inventory Data must be sent out to create invoices for orders - Second: Daily programs need to be setup and saved for internal usage. Third: 15 to 20-Bill of Ladings, some with multiple orders that needs to be separated to a total of 25 to 30-Orders, need to be matched up with the invoices from the data information. Make duplicate documents and process each order into the computer system for monthly tax payments. Forth: Process about 15-Transfer orders monthly, make 3-copies, and then email the invoice out to each company. Fifth: Process about 30 to 40-Sample and Donation orders monthly, make 3-copies, process each order into a journal according to taxes, then email each invoice to the company: which each order takes about 15 to 20 minutes to complete. Sixth: Due to a large percentage of shipment errors, a good amount of researching is needed to fix the problems. Seventh: Keep up with empty pallets and keg barrels coming in and out of the company. Eighth: Collect 15 to 20 daily Bills of Lading at the end of each day, check shipments currency, and process (25 to 30) order on them into the computer system. Ninth: Run end of the day Inventory Reports and check for inventory variances that may have been missed. Tenth: At the end of each month, process about 300 to 350 orders for payable tax purposes. This process is actually conducted during the first 3-days of each month, for the end of the previous month.

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  Hytec Dealer Services, Inc.

  • Orlando, Florida Area

  • Material Handler

    • Jun 2012 - May 2023
    • Orlando, Florida Area

    A Machine Operator/ Packing Specialist of Copier’s and its parts, and ATM’s part items as well. These parts have to be carefully placed into boxes and packed with liquid foam. This position also require you to operate the Foam Machine. The maintenance requirements consist of wires and injection block replacements, cleaning, and installing film and foaming chemicals. As with Shipping, completing multiple order by using an UPS and Fedex processing system and staging them onto pallets to be shipped. Many parts are also boxed for storage for future orders.

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  Kelly Services

  • Jacksonville, Florida Area

  • Inventory Control

    • Mar 2006 - Mar 2011
    • Jacksonville, Florida Area

    A daily physical count of thousands of Johnson’s and Johnson’s Contact Lens. This required us to use inventory equipment such as Radio Frequency (RF) Scanners to scan each barcodes directly so it can accurately update the warehouse’s inventory DCS/SAP computer system for data entry. Each product had to be less than 3% accurate or a recount was in order. This position also required operation of Reach and Cherry/Order Picker Lifts within the warehouse to reach products to count.

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  Grainger

  • Jacksonville, Florida Area

  • Receiver/ Replenisher

    • Oct 2005 - Sep 2007
    • Jacksonville, Florida Area

    The Receiver duties require unloading trailers and sorting pallets to be processed into the warehouse inventory. Due to a second job, I had to transfer to a different department into a Replenisher position. Their duties requires operating a Cherry/Order Picker machine to restock the warehouse’s inventory.

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  Army National Guard

  • Petersburg, VA.

  • 31-Uniform Specialist

    • Mar 1998 - Mar 2006
    • Petersburg, VA.

    I maintained and repaired the military SINCGARS (SINgle, Channel, Ground Airborne, Radio System). I perform numerous training and demonstrations involving modifications, testing, alignment, troubleshooting, fabrication, and integration of complex electronics. I conducted job assignments and training sessions for all soldiers. I reported status, progress of work, and causes of work delays to the lead Sergeant. *( The main function of a 31-Uniform when solving a problem in a combat vehicle is to first follow the 7-steps of troubleshooting checks: 1-Check the computer and wires to the computer to see if it’s connected well; 2-Check the addressing the designation terminal; 3-Check to see if the LAN is open; 4-Check with the ping and diagnostics; 5-Check cable connections; 6-Check terminators; 7- Check cable power to see if its 50-ohms capable. If less than 50, then we have to check for cable breaks in the line. When all of these steps fail, then we have to replace the SINCGARS radio. These steps are very important in a comet zone to solve a problem which seem major, but is actually simple to fix. If there are no replaces, then we would have to break-down the unit and use our soldering and electronic training to fix the problem.