I'm working on my resume:
Job Duties
Heather Lastname
Assistant Manager
[Company Name]
Stocking
• Received and unloaded minimum 4 pallets (96 count sodas, between 1-2 thousand pounds) per month. Included frozen food, perishables, and dry perishable inventory.
• Lift and carry 40-50 pound cases daily
• Use hand carts and manual pallet jack to move pallets and inventory into stockroom and to machines as needed.
• Rotate stock to ensure freshness.
• Stock cold food, snack, coffee, canned and bottled soda vending machines.
• Document damaged and out of code product, dispose of same.
• Job involves frequent squatting, reaching, lifting, and standing.
Accounting:
• Responsible for all cash control and accountability for entire business.
• Removed cash from machines, counted cash, prepared deposit, made deposit.
• Used bill counter and coin sorter to tally sales.
• Performed “meter readings” accountability to document sales.
• Created spreadsheet to ensure faster inventory.
• Performed inventories.
• Paid vendors (checks).
• Ordered checks and deposit supplies as needed.
• Filed taxes (Sales Tax, FUTA, SUTA, 941, etc).
Maintenance:
• Moved and serviced vending machines as required.
• Troubleshoot malfunctioning machines, clear out errors, document unfixable errors for repairman.
• Dispose of all trash, including but not limited to cardboard, out of code product, and 20-gallon trash bags of used coffee grounds. Used 16 cubic foot rolling dumpster to take waste approximately ¼ mile to compactor.
• Use compactor.
{I'm debating whether I should put the personal care stuff in there, I do for Ron, at work.]
2 comments:
you are a "home health aid" put it down! absolutely!!!
you can look up the definition of a Certified Nursing Assistant and what you have done for Ron has been that job discription
ABSOLUTELY!!
Great CV, Heather! I would go one step further and bundle all the admin stuff from your various jobs together, then the merchandising, etc., etc., followed by a list of the jobs in reverse chronological order. The idea is to keep the reader's eyes on your accomplishments, and avoid duplicating items (for example, instead of listing that you were a keyholder under each of the stores where you worked, you'd list it once.) Also, keep the font simple (Times Roman is the easiest to print off) HTH! And good luck!!
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