A dock-hand resume is the applicant's opportunity to focus on his experience working in a freight traffic office. All dock-hand resumes should reflect the job seeker's ability to do the job, his training, experience, and recognition, if it applies.
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Gilbert Harrison
975 Hillside Street
Any Town, USA 99999
Home: (888) 888-8888
Cell: (888) 888-7777
gharrison@sampleresume.com
OBJECTIVE
A position as a Dock-Hand
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Reliable, safety-conscious, dependable employee, familiar with dock duties
EXPERIENCE
Dock-Hand, 2002 to present:
Marshall Shipbuilding, Inc., Marshalltown, USA.
Duties included dry-docking and cleaning the exterior of ships and maintaining dry-dock and piers. Also positioned keel blocks on dock platform and built bilge blocks as instructed by dock supervisor.
Dock-Hand, 2000-2002:
Panama Shipbuilding Company, Any Town, USA.
Primary tasks included erecting stages and scaffolds to reach sections of hull, for cleaning, scraping off barnacles, painting, etc.
EDUCATION
High School Diploma, 1998 Any City High School, USA
A.A., Ship Trade, 2000, Any City Trade School
ACCOLADES AND INVOLVEMENTS
Employee of the Month Award, 2003 Marshall Shipbuilding
NOTE: One to two-page dock-hand resumes are popular with potential employers. The dock-hand resume shown here is a shortened version of one that would attract a hiring manager. Use it as an example to build your own.
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