Warehouse Assistant resume example
For warehouse assistants, storekeepers, pickers and packers at logistics companies, distributors and e-commerce warehouses in Singapore. Employers want reliable people who are accurate, safe and clear about which shifts they can take.
An example only: the person, employers and numbers below are made up to show how a good resume reads.
Ravi Kumar
Warehouse Assistant · forklift certified, picking and inventory
Jurong East, Singapore+65 9xxx xxxxravi.kumar@example.com
Profile
Warehouse assistant with four years in picking, packing, receiving and stock counts. I work fast without cutting corners on accuracy or safety, and I am certified to operate a forklift. Happy to take day or night shifts, including weekends.
Experience
Warehouse Assistant
May 2023 – Present
A logistics company in Tuas
- Pick and pack around 250 order lines a shift using an RF scanner, with picking accuracy above 99.5%.
- Operate a forklift and reach truck to put away inbound pallets and load outbound containers.
- Run weekly cycle counts and report stock differences to the supervisor for checking.
- No safety incidents in three years; helped run toolbox talks for new joiners.
Storekeeper Assistant
Jan 2021 – Apr 2023
A food distributor in Jurong
- Received and checked deliveries against purchase orders, including chilled and frozen goods.
- Kept stock rotated first-expiry-first-out, reducing write-offs from expired stock.
- Prepared delivery orders for drivers on morning runs.
Education
GCE N-Level (Technical) · Secondary school
2018
Skills
- Picking and packing
- RF scanner and warehouse system
- Receiving and inspection
- Cycle counting
- FEFO stock rotation
- Container loading
Certificates and licences
- Forklift operator course (accredited training provider)
- Class 3 driving licence
Languages
English, Tamil
Availability
Day or night shifts, weekends OK. Can start in two weeks.
Warehouse assistant resume tips for Singapore
Lead with your forklift certificate
In Singapore you need to complete a forklift operator course from an accredited training provider before you operate one at work. If you have it, put it in your headline as well as your certificates.
Be clear about shifts
Many warehouses run day, night or rotating shifts. Saying exactly what you can do, and when you can start, makes you easy to schedule.
Accuracy matters as much as speed
If you know your picking accuracy or the number of lines you handle a shift, include it. If you do not, describe the checks you do to get it right.
Mention the systems and equipment
RF scanners, a warehouse management system, pallet jacks, reach trucks, cold rooms. Each one is something the employer does not need to train you on.
Show you work safely
A clean safety record, toolbox talks or safety training all help. Warehouses take workplace safety seriously.
Salary stays off the resume
Leave your expected salary out, unless the application form asks for it.
Common mistakes
- Not mentioning a forklift certificate or driving licence you already have.
- No line about shifts or start date, so the employer has to call to find out.
- Writing only "general warehouse duties" with no detail.
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