Industrial Lift Equipment

Question: Who do feel about a Company that Fires a Supervisor for Calling OHSA for Unsafe working conditions? After; 1) Complaining for almost to years to upper management of the very Real Damage to over 125 racking uprights, 2) Chronic Blockage ot the Emergency Shower by the Industrial Lift equipment charging area, 3) No Training or discipline of the employee's who regularly Violate Safety Rules? (I do have a Lawyer, and I have filed a Complaint with BOLI (Bureau Of Labor and Industry) I did make the call annominessly, In their depo on my workers Comp claim, (I was injured), they claim that; "I Staged, the accident to prove my point." and accuse me of Lying about having Cancer. Even though on my Application, I had Disclosed of having a Tumor removed 2 months prior to them hiring me. Bluefoot, Do you always put Profits ahead of the Safety of your Employee's who Make you the Money? Big Wet Kiss, Bunny! And one for you too, Blue! kb8, I'll just shake your hand as you are not my type. Thank you for your support!

Answer: I am a Union worker in a dangerous working environment. I applaud your efforts and am sorry you were hurt. I have to work injured a lot. (1 broken finger and 2 broken ribs this year...) As a Union member I do not have to worry about the company getting mad when I Bi+ch anymore...I have made them millions over the years, but I feel for the younger workers who do not have the cohones or perhaps the track record that allows them to speak. So I speak for them if it is a legitimate safety problem. No sweat off my brow. Besides it saves the company LOTS of money and they have started to view it that way in the last few years. Maybe they hired some smarter bean counters that look at the "time lost" and insurance costs...Probably. I put Profits right up there with Safety and any yahoo who says they are separate hasn't been around much in the construction arena...Even 20 years ago I had "accidentally" read a confidential report that showed my company was spending over a million bucks a year on just L and I injuries! That is not chump change. They are much, much better now. (Only the broken finger had to do with company negligence...the ribs were from regular work activities and risk) Progress can only happen with a sort of partnership between labor and management. Point out the ways both will prosper (ie the bottom line and the workforce) Tough going but worth it.

Question: Afghan Shipping & Logistics (ASL)? Afghan Shipping & Logistics (ASL) one of the most unique, prestigious and leading freight forwarding companies in Kabul. Our main office is located here in Kabul operates by our highly trained staffs. We provide all the logistics services to our customer like freight forwarding, documentation, land cargo, Air cargo at reasonable rates. ASL persist a wide range of services offering customer’s complete logistic support whether it is by Sea, Air or Over Land movement and cater logistic & transportation needs in most professional and economical manner. Our Range of Services: 1. Air Freight Forwarding •Inbound & Outbound •Door to Door •Door to Airport 2. Sea Freight Forwarding •LCL, Full containers, General Cargo •Inbound & Outbound •Multi-modal Transport 3. Overland Trucking Transportation •Reefer Trailers, Trailers, •Low Bed, Heavy Lift 4. Equipments provision •Trailers •‎Low Bed in different configurations •‎Cranes (starting from 10 upto 80 tons) •‎Forklifts 5. Customs Clearance & Documentations •General Cargo Customs Clearance •Tax Exemption (Maafi Naama) •Imports/Export paperwork We have powerful agents in several countries to name a few such as Dubai, USA, UK, Europe, China, India, Hong Kong, Egypt,, Malaysia, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan. With our network of offices, efficient transshipment hubs well connected inland distribution point’s quality agents. - Afghan Shipping & Logistics (ASL) Sarak-e-Naw, Bagram, Industrial Zone, Jalalabad Main Road, Kabul, Afghanistan. - (+93) 799119105 / (+93) 774366120 - info@afghanshipping-logistics.com Key Contact Persons Ajmal Hamdard Chief Executive Officer (CEO) - (+93) 799119105 / (+93) 774366120 - ceo@afghanshipping-logistics.com

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Question: Where can I find a job? I am in desperate need of a job. Here's my resume. Only good suggestions please. If nothing good to say don't say it at all. ROOSEVELT B. WOODLEY OBJECTIVE Proven abilities in stocking, order-picking, shipping, and receiving. Skilled in safe forklift driving and warehouse operations; Remarkable knowledge of occupational hazards and safety practices. WORK EXPERIENCE 7/08 –Present Simpson Strong-Tie Anchoring Addison, Il. Custodian Responsible for cleaning and sanitizing restroom facilities, washing windows, mirrors and walls Replenished supplies in restrooms Emptied cleaned and sanitized waste receptacles as needed Performed related duties and responsibilities as required Sweep ,vacuumed, mopped, waxed, stripped and polished floors 2007-2008 Kimberly –Clark Bolingbrook, Il. Material Handling Technician Responsible for safe fork lift driving, order picking, changing equipment batteries and performing cycle counting Operate a variety of mobile equipment Unloading/Loading of trailers Received WSI power industrial truck safety program completion certificate 2005-2007 Mapei West Chicago, Il Material Handling Technician Handling loading of raw material onto skid or trucks Moved materials within plant manually or by truck Lifting heavy objects EDUCATION Near North C.M.H.S Chicago, Il. Diploma

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Question: What is key to a good resume? Please help me figure out what to change in this resume. If you see any spelling or grammar error please feel free to point those out as well. The wording is not so great either. I need tips on what things should I focus on pointing out, and things I shouldn't put on the resume. I didn't intend to write the resume for a specific audience or job, but most likely I would want it be for a clerical or office job. Here's the resume (not the whole thing): Objective Highly self motivated and goal oriented individual committed to pursuing a position in sales management with TA Travel Centers. Summary of Qualifications •Able to multi-task in a high volume customer focus team based environment. •Excellent interpersonal skills, effective oral and written communication skills. •Bilingual-fluent in both English and French. •In depth computer experience with Excel, Word, Web designing, Visual Basic programming, Flash, Photoshop, and PowerPoint. Experience Village Pizza & Pub, Carpentersville, IL 2007-2008 Host/Server’s Assistant/Busboy Achievements: •Generated costumers by providing attentive and personalize service. •Led to an overall increase in tips by talking with customers giving them an “at home� feel. •Managed to serve and bus several parties of 40+ customers. Responsibilities: •Handled many task at the same time including kitchen duty, serving food and drinks, attending customers, restocking, clearing tables, sitting customers, and overall maintenance of the restaurant. •Worked after closing hours cleaning dining area, bar and restrooms, restocking, and closing the facility. •Handled a very fast pace and busy environment with little to no mistakes. Motorola, Shamburg, IL 2008 Industrial Intern Achievements: •Improved quality of product by carefully paying attention to details and eliminating defects. •Accelerated flow of product by fast, but attentive, rate of work, thus achieving production goals earlier than expected. •Reduced hazardous incident by following company policies, procedures and method of safety. Responsibilities: •Built radio sites according to plans given by project managers. •Scanned, inspected and registered the product into computer data. •Wore safety equipment at all time. •Moved heavy equipment with proper lifting techniques. Also I was thinking on including hobbies or volunteer work. How would I go about doing so?

Answer: The key to a really good resume is its gotta be short, breif and well presented, because you have pasted it on yahoo answers i cant see how you would present it in word document, umm i put mine in a table but obviously edited it, hide the table, basically when presenting it you gotta fiddle with it around but never put fancy writing just put normal font but change the sizes, employers never spend a lengthy time on a resume the just brisk through it. Include interests and if your going for a clerical job then add a cover letter i have put the link down for you to see what a cover letter looks like, include all your certificates, reference letters if you can, employers might not spend a lot of time through it but when they brisk though it they will be impressed by the more scanning they doin an interveiw. Another thing to make it look really professional get those folders with the leather cover you can get them usually in any office store,that is for the interveiw. Dont freak out remember , <-- short, breif and well presented--->, best of luck

Question: Office hazards? I am working as an office administrator for an industrial company that caters for a wide range of industrial, automotive, and domestic needs. My office is located inside the workshop area and I am having trouble dealing with 3 major problems regarding the safety hazards in the office. These are : 1 Manual Handling - most of handling is done by lifting due to not enough room to use the equipment that are provided. 2 Noise - hard to hear customers on the phone 3 Carpet Floor - must change it as its not suitable for an industrial company. I need to give examples on how I could improve this Office hazards in my job?. I shall pick the best answer with more information provided. Thank you AUSTRALIA

Answer: Try this: http://www.business.gov.au/Business+Entry+Point/Business+Topics/Grants+assistance/Federal+government+grants+funding.htm As for the noise, recommend double insulating by thickening the walls or adding a second wall both with insulation. As for carpeting I think you can locate that part.

Question: What might this dream be telling me? I was driving home on a road I normally take coming back from a neighboring city. There was this large truck ahead of me. It looked like an industrial tow truck and had a tire suspended in the air from a pulley on the back of it. The tire alternately kept lifting and descending, swaying all around, so I didn't want to get too close. Then, I looked up and saw that there was some type of tractor or construction equipment dangling from the pulley almost above my car so I dropped back further. Next thing I know, the entire front of the tow truck burst into flames. There were a lot of cars lined up on the road and people were getting out of their cars to see what happened. I was in shock and was horrified by what just happened. Then, I noticed another motorist, some nondescript guy, who seemed happy about it and was smiling. That is when I woke up. I'm sure my dream is telling me something, but I'm not sure what. I've had similar dreams where I've narrowly escaped being in danger or harm's way. I don't watch the kind of TV shows that would have things like this happen in them. Also, I have had similar dreams to this before.

Answer: In life, you took a familiar road and it ended up being full of obstacles, anyway. What you thought was rock-steady and stable (truck=marriage), burst into flames. You thought you were buying into a predictable reality, but you got quite the opposite. The lack of stability could also be represented in a man with a short fuse, who gets pleasure from causing turmoil. Thus the laughing man.

Question: What is the salary of a Coca Cola order builder? This is the description..... Build orders according to assigned load tickets using industrial power equipment. Manually lift and move product to restock and repack ensuring date code accuracy and proper rotation. Adhere to good manufacturing practices and safety standards. Responsible for meeting productivity requirements. Stage completed pallets in designated area.

Answer: About $17K per year.