Nicolas Reyes

Efficiently operated diverse forklift equipment for material transportation in high-volume warehouse.

• Ensured safe handling through careful coordination of loading and unloading processes.
• Maximized space utilization by executing precise stacking of items during transit.
• Delivered materials across facility to designated departments or workstations.
• Enhanced operational efficiency by strategically arranging and securing loads while prioritizing safety.

Operated various forklift equipment to transport materials efficiently in high-volume warehouse.

Coordinated loading and unloading of goods, ensuring safe handling and damage minimization.

Conducted inventory management by organizing stock for quick retrieval and accurate tracking.

Performed routine maintenance checks on forklifts to maintain optimal performance.

Collaborated with team members to enhance material flow and boost productivity.

Ensured compliance with safety standards, including proper stacking of goods.

• Loading and Unloading: The operator is responsible for safely loading goods onto trucks, trailers, or rail cars and unloading incoming shipments. This includes precisely stacking items to maximize space and prevent damage during transit.
• Transporting Materials: Forklift operators drive their vehicles throughout the facility to transport materials to different locations, ensuring they are delivered to the right department or workstation.
• Optimizing Loads: They must strategically arrange and secure loads to maximize efficiency without compromising safety.
• Vehicle Inspection: They regularly check the forklift and other vehicles for any signs of damage or wear that might affect performance.
• Maintenance Scheduling: The operator must schedule regular maintenance and necessary repairs for the forklifts to ensure they remain in good working condition.
• Inventory Management: Through RF scanning equipment, they keep track of inventory levels and ensure the accuracy of stock records.
• Order Processing includes picking items from shelves, wrapping them securely, and preparing them for shipment.
• Safety Compliance: Forklift operators must identify any safety hazards in the workplace and adhere to all safety standards and company policies.
• Workspace Cleanliness: Forklift operators are often responsible for maintaining cleanliness and order in their work areas to ensure a safe environment.
• Pallet Building and Handling: This involves stacking items on pallets in an organized manner and transporting them to different locations.
• Conveyor Belt Operations: They may be required to load goods onto conveyor belts which are then moved to different facility areas.
• Stock Rotation: Ensuring that items are shipped or utilized according to age so that the oldest stock is used first.