Robbie Main

My primary responsibilities during my tenure at Inland Rail encompassed the following key domains:

• Management Accounting: Within this capacity, I consistently generated and delivered insightful reports and data to senior management. These reports played a pivotal role in furnishing decision-makers with comprehensive financial information, aiding them in making well-informed choices.
• Funding & Audit: In my role, I actively participated in the formulation and execution of financial models to evaluate the financial well-being of entities associated with our business operations, particularly within the framework of key capital projects undertaken by the funding team. This involvement provided me with valuable experience and insights into the intricate domain of financial assessments and audits, contributing to my overall understanding of the financial landscape.
• Post-Award: As a dedicated member of the Procure to Pay team, I undertook responsibilities related to the meticulous administration of Awarded Contracts and Purchase Orders. By ensuring the meticulous management of these contractual obligations, I played an instrumental role in preserving the organization's reputation and integrity vis-à-vis external stakeholders.

Collectively, my contributions across these diverse functions not only facilitated the effective management of our contractual commitments but also augmented our capacity to make informed decisions based on robust financial insights. Additionally, my involvement in internal and external audit teams enriched my perspective on the auditing process, affording me a holistic comprehension of its objectives and practices.

• Prepared orders for shipment by picking, packing, and labeling merchandise.
• Worked safely around moving machinery.
• Assembled orders and packed items for shipment, conveying orders to shipping personnel
• Manually or mechanically loaded and unloaded materials from pallets, skids, platforms, cars, lifting devices, or other transport vehicles
• Performed inventory control, such as counting, and stocking merchandise.
• Cleaned and maintained warehouse in compliance with OSHA safety standards.
• Inspected incoming and outgoing shipments to verify accuracy and prevent errors.
• Confirmed accuracy, quality and quantity of materials received and listed on BOL.