Driver
Nova Group Limited
Total years of experience :7 years, 5 Months
From coordinating routes and overseeing cargo to minimizing loss / damage and interfacing professionally and courteously with customers, my background has prepared me to excel in this role. With extensive experience in business and residential package deliveries, my leadership and time management abilities—along with my unwavering focus on customer service excellence—position me ready to thrive in this position.
Highlights of my background include the following:
• Excelling as a driver for an independent contracting company providing top-quality picking and dropping kids
• Being my manager’s personal driver and dropping his kids to schools.
• Possessing expertise in Kenya’s streets, arterials, routes, and various neighborhoods, as well as a solid knowledge of traffic laws and regulations and a valid driver’s license.
• Keeping a steadfast commitment on safe driving and cargo security to ensure uninterrupted customer service and on-time, accurate deliveries.
• Utilizing superior interpersonal, problem-solving, and time management skills to generate peak results and performance.
Duties & Responsibilities
• Making sure WMS and ERP system are used correctly.
• Update and data entry in the ERP and WMS.
• Conduct physical inventory using scanner as schedule of inventory calendar
• Extra items should be in the WMS system after daily cycle count is done.
• Finding out discrepancy after counting all the items physically and updating in the WMS system accordingly
• Correspond with Management team about defects within Inbound and Outbound
• Resolution to problems with vendors, Cross - trained in multiple departments
• Participation within production meetings
• Shipment & Receiving products
• Inventory Control Quality Assurance
• Packing of merchandise, Running reports from time to time
• Segregate damage and expiry items if found in location during physical inventory
• Random inspection for damage and expiry items in destructions time carefully
• Forward the daily cycle count report (Excess, discrepancy, damage, expiry, short) to the asset manager and DC manager.
• Adjustment and extra received as per requested by operations team.
• Cross check time to time in inbound and outbound area for the accuracy and lost items.
• Assist in the picking, packing, and shipping process, performing the actual picking of goods, transferring to staging area, and preparing for packing and shipping
• Maintained a clean work environment, and kept tools and equipment used for unloading and loading goods in their assigned places
-Secures premises and personnel by patrolling property; monitoring surveillance equipment; inspecting buildings, equipment, and access points; permitting entry.
-Obtains help by sounding alarms.
-Prevents losses and damage by reporting irregularities; informing violators of policy and procedures; restraining trespassers.
-Using CCTV to crosscheck the premises
-Controls traffic by directing drivers.
-Completes reports by recording observations, information, occurrences, and surveillance activities; interviewing witnesses; obtaining signatures.
-Maintains environment by monitoring and setting building and equipment controls.
-Maintains organization's stability and reputation by complying with legal requirements.
-Ensures operation of equipment by completing preventive maintenance requirements; following manufacturer's instructions; troubleshooting malfunctions; calling for repairs; evaluating new equipment and techniques.
-Contributes to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed.
IT Support Engineer
• Main duties include responsibility for diagnosing and resolving hardware/software and end user problems.
• First point of contact for all technical queries.
• Developing infrastructure systems to meet company needs
• Working with TCP/IP, DHCP, DNS and Ethernet
• Involved in rollout of software updates/patches
• Investigating complex and specialist IT issues
• Allocating work to junior staff and providing induction training to new staff.
• Provisioning (E.g.: Request for Laptop, desktop etc.)
• Software installation and troubleshooting
• PC Imaging & OS Configuration
• Desktop and Laptop troubleshooting
• Macintosh Imaging, OS Configuration and troubleshooting
• Provide Hardware troubleshooting and maintenance
• Password resets - AD and applications
• Project Support (based on requirement from Client)
• VPN setup, support and troubleshooting
• MS office queries, support and troubleshooting
IT Support Specialist
• Providing 1st and 2nd line technical support
• Answering support queries via phone/email
• Remote administration and management of customer’s on-site equipment.
• Logging and ordering different user support calls for the second line support team
• Carrying out user administration and set up of user accounts
• Auctioning faults and recording fault instances for PC servers, laptops and mobiles.
• Troubleshooting and problem solving nature of various faults, demonstrating team working skills by working with others to resolve these and reach logical solution steps.
• Creating and providing the administrative support for Microsoft Exchange email accounts.
• Using the remote control software tools to provide resolution and diagnosis of faults at remote working locations.
• Support both databases and spreadsheets for data entry and creation of corresponding charts
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