Interesting Predicament....Advise Please

My father owns company X. X was bought out by Z 10 years ago. X still operates as its own company, but Z is the parent company and my dad gets paid by Z and answers to Z’s CEO. There is one particular factory facility, one of 3 in the country that are all affiliated with Z, that my father exclusively uses for his business. There are 5 employees at this location all on Z’s payroll answering to the warehouse manager that works in the factory that handles all ordering, shipping, and receiving.

3 years ago (keep in mind each “year” refers to the summer), my dad gave me a job at the factory working alongside the few guys there and I answered to the warehouse manager that would give me orders to pick and put on the truck for delivery. I did that for 2 summers. Right before last summer, the warehouse manager retired and I was promoted to fill in this position as acting warehouse manager.

Now, on my resume I put down company Z’s name as the employer since that is the firm I was being paid by. I also did that because X happens to have my last name in the title since it was created by my father. Also, I put on my resume the dates I worked there (summers 05-07) but I highlighted warehouse manager as the position name and didn’t write anything about being just a factory worker for the two years prior. In my interview with the BB, I CLEARLY told them my story about starting off as a warehouse worker, then was promoted to managerial position. But I suppose when you look at the resume at first glance, it can be construed that I had that position for 3 summers since I didn’t delineate in writing the promotion, although again it was clearly said in my interview.

My question to all of you is this. In the background check forms, I put down the number for the factory that I worked at like I’m supposed to do. But, when the current warehouse manager answers the phone, he says “Good afternoon Company X”. He doesn’t say Z since the business is for X not Z but Z is the parent company paying everyone. The contact name I put down was my father, since he is the guy running the show. Now I know the BB will ask to speak to him, but I’m afraid they are going to get the wrong idea when they hear “company X” instead of Z. Also, they pretty much have no idea that my job was affiliated with my father or my father’s company, although they will definitely put two and two together when they see that the contact person’s name is also my father.

I didn’t lie about anything, its just that when looked at in separate pieces, there definitely can be some confusion. I mean, I worked there at the dates specified and all that, I’m just worried that without formal clarification, it may look like I’m lying about it when I’m really not. I know if I get contacted by HR I definitely can explain everything to them since again I’m not hiding a single thing….I just don’t want them to even have to contact me about this as worrying about this shit is not something I want to be doing until I start this summer.

Sorry this is so long. For those of you that actually made it this far, do I have anything to worry about? Thank you TONS in advance.