Rolando Ramirez
About Rolando Ramirez
Rolando Ramirez is an Order Picker at Kohl's with extensive experience in warehouse operations, having previously worked in various roles at Walmart, Sears, Family Dollar, and RGIS.
Title
Rolando Ramirez currently holds the position of Order Picker. In this role, he has demonstrated a consistent performance, achieving an average of 200-210 items picked per hour. He possesses strong skills in various warehouse operations, which include order consolidation, picking, packing, replenishment, shipping, receiving, inventorying, and re-warehousing.
Employment History
Rolando Ramirez has built a diverse employment history over several years. He currently works at Kohl's in San Bernardino, California, where he serves as an Order Picker. Previously, he worked at Walmart eCommerce as a Packer in Chino, California (2018-2019), Sears Holdings Corporation as a Stock Associate in Moreno Valley, California (2016), Family Dollar in Inland Empire, California, as Assistant Manager (2011-2015), Walmart as Customer Service Manager in Inland Empire, California (2010-2013), and RGIS as a Team Lead in Riverside, California (2006-2010).
Education and Qualifications
Rolando Ramirez pursued his education at Everest College-San Bernardino, where he studied Medical/Clinical Assistance and achieved a Licentiate degree (2009-2010). Prior to that, he attended Centennial High, obtaining a High School Diploma after studying General Studies (1999-2003). His educational background complements his practical skills in warehouse operations and management.
Skills and Warehouse Expertise
Rolando Ramirez has accumulated extensive skills in warehouse operations throughout his career. He is proficient in a range of activities, including loading and unloading trailers, scanning merchandise, building pallets, labeling, order consolidation, picking, packing, replenishment, shipping, receiving, inventorying, and re-warehousing. His hands-on experience has enabled him to effectively manage warehouse tasks and improve operational efficiencies.