Gabriel Carson
Acworth
Summary
Offering positive attitude and readiness to learn and grow in warehouse setting. Brings basic understanding of inventory control and safe material handling practices, coupled with strong organizational skills. Ready to use and develop teamwork and problem-solving skills in Honda’s Parts Distribution Center.
Overview
1
1
year of professional experience
Work History
Warehouse Associate
Amazon XL Warehouse
06.2024 - Current
- Distributed packages to proper delivery routes for drivers resulting in efficient delivery
- Maintained organization and efficiency to ensure accurate package handling and timely departures.
- Collaborated closely with team members to meet daily operational goals.
- Adapted quickly to new procedures and solved logistical challenges under pressure.
- Problem solve and work with Amazon drivers
- Member of Amazon Safety Committee
Education
Business Administration And Management
Kennesaw State University
High School Diploma -
Allatoona High School
Acworth05-2024
Skills
- Warehouse operations knowledge
- Exceptional teamwork and leadership
- Strong problem-solving abilities
- Attention to detail and efficiency
- Strong communications between team members
- Lifting and sorting
- Warehouse environment safety
Timeline
Warehouse Associate
Amazon XL Warehouse
06.2024 - Current
Business Administration And Management
Kennesaw State University
High School Diploma -
Allatoona High School
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