Eric Howard

Seeking a challenging position that contributes to the mission, vision, and values of the organization where I can utilize my education, experience, and on-the-job training (OJT) to present my professional growth and success. Seeking an opportunity to provide excellent performance and to translate my skills, knowledge and abilities. Authorized to work in US for any employer.

Customer Service Representative, Logistics, Materials Expediter, Scheduler, Sampler Center Clerk, Auditor, Fork Lift Operator - YKK - Macon, GA 31217

(2014-08)

The primary purpose of my position is to route and expedite the movement of parts, supplies, and materials within the production and repair facilities to meet priority needs of the production of zippers and chains. My position requires the use of primarily forklift trucks and other light motor vehicles.

• Have a profound knowledge of proper allocation of materials by manually stacking, palletizing, arranging and rotating items according to height, width, weight instructions; and knowledge of aisles, rows, and tiers within warehouse dimensions. Authorized and licensed to operate electric or diesel-powered fork lift trucks capable of lifting less or over 10,000 pounds.
• Transport items without more than normal supervision to complete daily assignments through oral or written instructions in the timeframe allotted for in indoor or outdoor environments. Independently and strategically store all materials on secured pallets within surplus supply of warehouse away from surrounding exposure of various harmful elements and in accordance to descending dates and awaiting inspections.
• Carefully remove materials with aid of fork lift from secured pallet, to properly stage on warehouse shelves. By utilizing all of YKK's warehouse procedures and computerized system inventory log (YKKLog), ensure all shipping items are properly marked, tagged, and labeled for correct item identification and properly marked containers corresponding with shipping documents. Any items awaiting inspection, rejected, or damaged are quickly issued a new receipt to notify supervisor to place in replenis
• In order to main accurate inventory and cycle count, independently or simultaneously operating multiple appropriate Material Handling Equipment-MHE or alongside assigned material handler to accurately support daily reoccurring stocking assignments. With proper utilization of fork lift trucks and other light motor vehicles, promptly load and unload materials from trucks to prepare bus for daily manufacture processes and to successfully fulfill orders for inspections for YKK's quality inspection t
• If item is missing, attempt to locate by initiating critical need request for replacement and notify schedulers and supervisors. Each parts, items, supplies, and materials are supported by proper documentation until routed to accurate shipping destination.
• In my daily working environment; began by determining the project requirements; such as the scope, assembly sequences, or the required methods or materials to be used for the project. Once the project is defined through written or verbal communication; prepare and use all safety clothing/shoes and safety materials (safety glasses, safety gloves, back brace support, and hearing protection).
• My day-to-day work routine encompass strenuous physical exertion including prolonged standing, climbing up and down ladders while working in cramped and awkward positions. Also required to wear protective clothing such as steel toed shoes, safety glasses, and earplugs to prevent injury and because work environment is regularly exposed to pedestrian traffic, dirt, non-toxic fumes, and warehouse noises. Strictly adhere and promotes all safety regulations established for work areas governing foreig
• Placing purchase orders, ensuring they've ordered the right supplies for the job.
• Performing clerical duties, maintaining accurate records. Moving material from building to building. Keeping track of production schedules, deadlines and progress. Communicating with management.

Line Supervisor - Crown Candy - Macon, GA 31206

(2002-06 - 2014-08)

Oversaw a team of 20 associates instructing them to systematically provide accurate labeling and packing support in the preparation of items (candy) for storage and shipment via various modes of transportation. Administered constant training for employees in the use of manual or computerized equipment to access regulatory and shipping databases for instructions regarding packing, shipping, and labeling of national and internal shipments.

• As line supervisor, oversaw a team of 20 associates instructing them to systematically provide accurate labeling and packing support in the preparation of items (candy) for storage and shipment via various modes of transportation. Administered constant training for employees in the use of manual or computerized equipment to access regulatory and shipping databases for instructions regarding packing, shipping, and labeling of national and internal shipments. In order to properly prepare, process
• Each item is prepared in accordance to shipping documents for correct safety and destination coding, shipping codes, and special handling instructions using manual and/or automated processing procedures to be included, if necessary. Per verbal or written instructions, strategically assess overall warehouse procedures, space utilization techniques, and condition discrepancy coding, as well as specialized procedures to safely handle, pack, store, label, and ship items.
• Performed duties and operated various equipment in a safe manner, utilizing safety practices and procedures, and complied with all established safety rules and regulations. Followed all regulations when storing, using, handling, labeling, and disposing of hazardous materials and waste in accordance with environmental standards. Maintained a safe and clean work environment by utilizing and assuring proper fit of required safety equipment and clothing.

General Equivalency Diploma - GED - Central Georgia Technical College (2009-08) Macon, GA