Nelson Cleveland

8503 Elam Rd * Dallas, TX 75217 * (817) 913-9995 *

Safe1forme@yahoo.com
WAREHOUSEMAN
Applying for a position in your company using past experience from the military
and corporate employment, with a proven track record for strong leadership quali
ties over a seven-year period.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Keller, Texas, October 24, 2008 present
Krogers Distribution Center
Internal Auditor
Inventory 25% of all outgoing merchandise cases to 30 different Krogers grocery
stores. Each day the case count went over 75,000.
Pallets loads was quality assured for right weight, height and width
Inventory location counts were performed every day. The counts ranged from 10 o
r less to 20 or less. This was mandatory responsibility for all of our inventory
department personnel.
Baghdad City, Iraq, June 19 2004 -June 20 2006
Regional Safety Manager (Government contractor)
Managed a Safety program for 220 staff members safety for Shipping & Receiving,
Production, Pickers and Packers; monitored production equipment operations.
Interviewed, hired, trained and dismissed personnel; performed evaluations and
decided on salary increases and promotions; Reprimanded by enforcing policy as n
ecessary.
Coordinated all phases of training of safety for 20 departments
Investigated cost and eliminated liability problems on our shipping budgets/sch
edules, crating of product.
Al Taquadum, Iraq, June 19 2004 June 20 2006
Material Handler (Government contractor)
Received, inventoried and distributed $15 million of merchandise from airfreigh
t - (FEDEX, DHL and AIR CARGO MILAIR) and US military convoy. 100% of all mercha
ndise was inventoried and was distributed to all the military units before the c
lose of the workday.
Unloaded, received and stocked products from semi trucks using tools as sit dow
n forklifts pallet jacks and portable telecommunication devices R.F. [Radio Freq
uency system], counts numbering from 6-30 trucks a day, all having to be unloade
d before the end of the workday. Mail, Food, Medicine, Tires, engines, GM transm
issions (Weight exceeding 24 tons)
Fort Worth, Texas, January 01 2000 October 26 2000
Warehouse Supervisor (Contractor)
Responsible for Work Production report, Safety report, Cost Analysis, Productio
n Risk Assessment and Shipping/Receiving report which was given daily to the mor
ning meetings and conference calls with the CEO and board members
Coordinate all phases of shipping/receiving, purchasing, storage, maintenance,
inventory control and safety management.
Proficiently utilize UPS, Fed-X, RPS, and Airborne computerized tracking system
s.
Developed strategic approaches and creative solutions to cost effectively ship
product and resolved account discrepancies, delivery issues, and driver personne
l complaints
Managed 3 shifts for manufacturing/production of condensers, radiators and alte
rnators which was distributed domestically and internationally, insuring that th
e product was packed safely and secured. (Molding fans, electrical connections,
assembly and care and pack).
Negotiated with shipping carriers to ensure the safe and cost effective transpo
rt of orders.
Established and maintained strong client base as a result of dedicated customer
service activity.
Fort Worth, Texas, January 01 2000 June 20 2004
Sterile Processing and Distribution Technician
Maintain high standards for decontamination, assembly, inspecting, wrapping, st
erilizing and distribution of $20 million worth of surgical instruments and medi
cal equipment for Surgical Services and all Ancillary Departments. . The surgica
l sets processed everyday was Plastic sets, Minor sets, Major Sets, D&C, Abdomin
al/Vaginal Hysterectomy, L&D, Major/Minor Ortho, Spinal fusions (large and small
) Curette sets etc.
Processed and sterilized 50 + vendor instrument sets for the surgery team.
Worked 11-7 shift, duties included pulling surgery cases, decontamination, proc
essing and assembly and sterilization of the next morning surgeries. I also had
to conduct biological testing to 10 sterilizers during the 11-7 shift.
Ordering surgical supplies for the 15 operating rooms once a month. Inventory c
ount as given biweekly and monthly.
References:
Mike Cunningham, Vice President TRIPAC International, 817-534-9278
Shavonne Hayes, Regional Manager, LEAR SIEGLER, 281-587-0924
Larry Cox, Warehouse Manager, International Papers, 972-615-4700