PAUL C DAVIDSON, PA-C
Physician Assistant at Marshall St, Richmond, VA

License number

Virginia PA119

Professional information

Inventory Control At Virginia Electronics Inc

Position:

Inventory Control at Virginia Electronics Inc

Location:

Richmond, Virginia Area

Industry:

Consumer Electronics

Work:

Virginia Electronics Inc - Richmond, Virginia Area since Jul 2012 - Inventory Control OfficeMax Feb 2010 - Jul 2012 - Sales Tech Consultant Circuit City Nov 2004 - Apr 2009 - Database Specialist/Customer Service. City, National Parts Jan 2000 - Nov 2004 - PARTS CLERK IV Hermitage Country Club Oct 1999 - Dec 1999 - GOLF MAINTENANCE CREW MEMBER Richfood Inc Sep 1999 - Oct 1999 - WAREHOUSE ORDER SELECTOR Akzo Nobel Decorative Limited Mar 1981 - Dec 1998 - WAREHOUSEMAN

Education:

Haydon Bridge High School 1977 - 1980
Diploma equivalent, English, Physics, Math,

Skills:

Microsoft Word, Vendor Management, Customer Service, Time Management, Leadership, Access, Inventory Control, Six Sigma, Warehousing, Team Building, Retail, Training, Microsoft Excel, Customer Satisfaction, Sales, Process Improvement, Merchandising, Inventory Management, Distribution Center Operations

Pillow

US Patent:

D329566, Sep 22, 1992

Filed:

Jun 11, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/713336

Inventors:

Paul R. Davidson - Richmond VA

Assignee:

E.R. Carpenter Company, Inc. - Richmond VA

US Classification:

D 6601

Padding Body

US Patent:

5160785, Nov 3, 1992

Filed:

Jul 9, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/727844

Inventors:

Paul R. Davidson - Richmond VA

Assignee:

E. R. Carpenter Company, Inc. - Richmond VA

International Classification:

B32B 326, A47C 2700, A47C 2714

US Classification:

4283166

Abstract:

A resilient padding body which comprises an intermediate base layer and upper protruberances extending upwardly off the surface of the base layer and bottom protruberances extending downwardly off a lower surface of the base layer. The padding body includes longitudinal and lateral upper recesses which are formed between the upper protruberances. The upper protruberances have side walls which slope inwardly to form an object which is in the shape of a trancated pyramid and angled recesses. The base of the upper protruberances is essentially coplanar with the base member's upper surface. The base of each upper protruberance is separated by a slit which extends into the base member for about one half of the base member's thickness. The bottom protruberances include foundation sections which have vertical side walls. The foundation sections are spaced sufficiently to form a narrow channel between adjacent foundation section walls.