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CV Example for Warehouse Operator

– Assistant

Name

1 Any Road, Anytown AN1 1CV
Telephone: 01234 567 890
Email: anyaddress at examplecom

PROFESSIONAL PROFILE

I am a hard working and experienced individual with over six years experience working in a busy warehouse environment. I am able to prioritise work, listen to and work well with colleagues. Proven to have an awareness of Health & Safety in the workplace and working with and maintaining machinery to shift stock; unload and load lorries. With a good understanding of stock control and processes, I am a proven all rounder.

I am seeking a new and challenging role within a busy warehouse where I can continue to make use of my skills and knowledge and will enable me to make an effective contribution to the business while continuing my own career development.

KEY SKILLS & EXPERTISE

•    Knowledge of stock control processes
•    Experienced forklift driver
•    Excellent organisational skills
•    Able to work instinctively with good initiative and to tight deadlines
•    Successfully worked well with colleagues and transport managers/drivers
•    Willingness to continue my training and development
•    Physically fit and able to lift heavy stock

CAREER SUMMARY

Date – Present:        Warehouse Assistant                                    Company Name

Key Responsibilities:

•    Responsible for the accurate stock movement in/out of warehouse
•    Dealing with enquiries from transport managers
•    Ability to work within company policies and objectives
•    Packaging/labelling stock before being shipped out of warehouse
•    Meeting and greeting visitors/clients to the warehouse
•    Awareness of procedures regarding the storage of hazardous materials
•    Accurately recording information on company database to minimise stock waste

Date – Present:        Warehouse Assistant                         Company Name

Key Responsibilities:

•    Responsible for the organising of the warehouse, ensuring goods were ready for going out
•    Aware of Health and Safety within the warehouse, working with dangerous machinery in accordance with company policies
•    Ensuring Health & Safety protective clothing were worn by all staff in the warehouse
•    Communicating with colleagues; drivers and managers to help with the smooth running of the warehouse
•    Working long and unsociable hours when required, often at short notice
•    Accurately recording of goods in/out

EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS

4 A Levels:        Including: Mathematics; English; French

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

•    FLT Licence
•    Provision of high quality standard of service to customers and clients
•    Qualified First Aider

INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES

Currently include:    Walking, Cycling, Keeping Fit, Socialising

REFERENCES ARE AVAILABLE ON REQUEST

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CV Example for Team Leader

NAME

Address, Post-code
Telephone: 01234 567 890  Mob: 07777 123 456
Email: example at  com.

PROFESSIONAL PROFILE

A hard working, adaptable and articulate Team Leader with over six years’ experience in this role, carrying out supervising; staff appraisals; HR responsibilities and an overall interest in the well being of staff. With an enthusiasm to gain an understanding of any business, happy to study and work in accordance with work-plans, explaining them to staff and ensuring a healthy positive work attitude within a successful and productive team. Able to cope extremely well under pressure, prioritising workloads and demonstrating problem solving skills, even when put ‘on the spot’. Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, able to interact well at all levels.

Seeking a challenging role, where my existing skills and qualifications will add value from the outset, whilst I continue to further develop my skills and knowledge in this field.

CAREER SUMMARY

2010–Present        Company Name
            Team Leader

•    Responsible for the contribution to the smooth running of a business, leading a team in a positive manner
•    Inputting at meetings both internal and external, promoting good business practice
•    Feeding back information to staff via useful and productive staff meetings
•    Creatively thinking of new ways to work within the business plan
•    Organising and meeting with staff to discuss personal development plans
•    The point of contact for any issues concerning the team and resolving as soon as possible
•    Positively motivating staff
•    Making decisions on various challenging issues that arise on a daily basis’
•    Keeping up to date with technology and finding better ways of working together

EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS

2006 – 2008:        Foundation Degree in Management & Business – University Name
2002 – 2004:        Diploma in IT Administration – University Name       
1994 – 1996:        GNVQ Advanced in Business Studies, A’ Level Business Law
1986 – 1994:        7 GCSEs including English and Mathematics

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Interpersonal Skills
Organised
Articulate
Assertive
Problem Solving Skills
Excellent Attention to Detail
Six Years Team Leader Experience
Providing a Customer
Focused Telephone &
Face to Face Service Methodical

FURTHER SKILLS

IT Proficiency: Word, Excel, PowerPoint,

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

I enjoy listening and playing music; organising and holding charity events and socialising. 

REFERENCES ARE AVAILABLE ON REQUEST

If you are passionate about social media and have got a technical mind as well as being able to write with design and flair then this could be the role for you. If you are a social media executive and wanting to know how you could layout your CV please see below example as a guide:

CV Example: Social Media Executive

Name Surname
Address
Mobile No/Email

PERSONAL PROFILE

I am a highly committed and passionate Social Media Executive with excellent IT and writing skills. I thoroughly enjoy reading and writing blogs and have been involved in creating marketing strategies.

Having gained over (months/years) experience I am now seeking to further develop my knowledge and skills and even look at different industries and how they tackle their social media. I have had experience in maintaining website content and creating and adding new content, including but not limited to: events announcements, news articles and product pages in previous roles.

I am an excellent communicator and feel that with the knowledge I have gained I can demonstrate technical expertise and am confident with clients. I can deliver presentations to clients and provide a technical expertise as necessary.

I am a positive and energetic individual that is focused and eager to further grow and develop my career in the world of social media.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Date to Date or To Date – Social Media Executive– Where?

In my role as a Social Media Executive, I have had exposure to all things Social Media which is where my passion lies. My responsibilities include:

Responsible for coordinating the day to day posting of social marketing lead content
Assist with overall strategy for the creation and implementation of social marketing content and campaigns.

Coordinating digital media advertising and affiliates activity.

Responsible for gathering assets for marketing content.

Provide insight and feedback on performance of channels, content and campaigns.
Assist with the managing and monitoring of KPI reports for analysis of content, campaigns and merging trends.

Provide feedback and suggestions to support the on-going development of social media channels with regards to branding, images, wallpapers, profiles etc

Development of mobile advertising optimisation & app management
Maintaining and managing company website.

QUALIFICATIONS

University, College, School – For all include titles/subjects and qualifications

SKILLS AND ABILITIES

Computer skills – MS Office, Excel???

Any other training courses or relevant qualifications to a job that you are looking for? Face book, Twitter etc

HOBBIES & INTERESTS

What do you like to do outside of work?

REFERENCES

Available on request.

Working as a driving instructor requires real patience. You will need to have a very calm manner and be a very confident driver to be able to teach new learners about road safety.

As this role is with one person at a time, you will need to be a confident communicator and be able to relate to a number of different people to achieve results.

If you have found a Driving School you would like to work for and are interested in updating your CV, please see below example:

CV Example: Driving Instructor

Name Surname
Address
Mobile No/Email

PERSONAL PROFILE

I am a cheerful, calm and patient person by nature and I enjoy the challenges that teaching new people to drive brings.

I feel that I have excellent communication skills and have had some very positive feedback from previous clients who I have already taught to drive with success.

I am very flexible and do not have any restrictions on working hours and understand that the needs of the pupils comes first so I am able to vary my times, lessons depending on the person.

Having always enjoyed driving myself, I feel that I am able to share my passion with new learners and allow them to enjoy what they are learning.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Date to Date or To Date – Driving Instructor – Where?

In my role as a Driving Instructor, I teach different pupils how to drive from the beginning through to advanced classes. A typical day could include:
Ensuring that I teach my pupils how to use the vehicle controls with confidence
Teaching about the correct approach to road safety
Making sure that they are safe manoeuvring, including turning, reversing and parking as guided by the Driving standards agency
Helping them to learn the driving laws and the Highway Code to ensure that they pass the theory test before booking their practical test
Dealing with emergency situations as they arise such as a crash, bad weather, traffic problems etc
Ensuring that my pupils know how to check a vehicle and what they should be looking for.

QUALIFICATIONS

University, College, School – For all include titles/subjects and qualifications.
Driving qualifications, standards etc.

SKILLS AND ABILITIES

Have you done anything relevant that would suit the skills in the job you are applying for? Any previous work experience/training? If you have worked for yourself teaching privately ensure you mention this.

HOBBIES & INTERESTS

What do you like to do outside of work?

REFERENCES

Available on request.

A Journalist works for a newspaper or magazine, researching, interpreting and writing articles to be published in the paper or magazine in which they work. To do this role well, you will need to have a persistent manner and be confident when dealing with other people. You must be able to work in a pressurised environment and work to tight deadlines. If you are looking to improve your CV, please see below for an example which you can use.

CV Example: Journalist

Name Surname
Address
Mobile No/Email

PERSONAL PROFILE

I am a dedicated and persistent individual who enjoys working in the field of Journalism. I enjoy building relationships with different people and feel that I have excellent researching techniques to enable my stories to be accurate and written well.

I am an excellent communicator and conduct many different interviews with people. I work well under pressure and find this area a challenge to which I thrive. I am passionate about news of all kinds and hoping that throughout my career I will be able to work in many news worthy areas.

I am very organised and accurate in my work and pay great attention to detail. I like to learn new skills and keep up to date with the fast ever changing world of media.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Date to Date or To Date – Journalist – Where?

In my role as a Journalist, I work on different stories by doing research and interviewing people relevant to my stories. My day to day responsibilities for this include:

Investigating a story as soon as it breaks by researching and talking to relevant people
Following up potential leads to make new stories
Networking and developing new contacts
Interviewing people, face-to-face and over the phone, computer etc
Attending press conferences as necessary ensuring that I record meetings and interviews using recording equipment or shorthand so that no information is missed for a story
Having new ideas for news stories and features that will interest the readers
Writing in a creative way that will appeal to the reader.

QUALIFICATIONS

University, College, School – For all include titles/subjects and qualifications – specific Journalism qualifications? Modules, anything relevant to the role?

SKILLS AND ABILITIES

Have you done anything relevant that would suit the skills in the job you are applying for? Any previous work experience/training?

HOBBIES & INTERESTS

What do you like to do outside of work?

REFERENCES

Available on request.

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