How Andre’s resume is built
Layout and order
Andre Jackson is a fictional sample written for the US, on US Letter. Shift keeps each job on one line and runs its heading rules to the margin, so the page reads like a shift log. Forklift and reach truck appear in the headline and summary, because many warehouse postings filter for equipment first. The forklift certification and OSHA 10-Hour card each have their own dated line, and the high school diploma takes one line.
How the bullets are built
Warehouses measure everything, so the bullets use their measures. Picking and packing 180 to 220 orders a shift at 99.7% accuracy gives rate and quality together. Loading trailers with zero recordable incidents in 3 years answers the safety question directly. Being chosen as a peak-season trainer for 12 temporary associates in 2024 shows a supervisor trusted him. His grocery job keeps one line: two trucks a night for a 40,000 sq ft store, which shows he can carry a heavy shift. Every bullet starts with a verb and ends with a number or a result, so a shift manager can skim it quickly.
Warehouse associate resume questions
Where do I put forklift certification?
In the headline if it is a requirement of the job, and again in a certifications section with the date. The sample does both.
What numbers should a warehouse resume include?
Pick rate, accuracy, safety record and anything you trained or led. Use the figures your site tracked, with the period they cover.
Should I include a short-term or agency job?
Yes if it filled a gap or added equipment experience. Name the agency and the site so the dates make sense.