Stephanie L. Gillis

Citizenship : United States Date of birth : 05 April 1968

Contact Tel:

912-***-**** (home) 912-***-**** (cell)

e-mail : abxufb@r.postjobfree.com

Address

*** **** ****** Avenue Lyons, Georgia 30436. United States

P.O. Box 2227 Vidalia, Georgia. 30475

Profile

Objective My objective is to obtain employment with your company, and be the greatest

asset to your company that I can be. There’s no task that I’m afraid to take on and

with my skills and training I will be able to bring a lot to the company.

Availability From May 26, 2013

Key Skills/Training

Proficient or familiar with a vast array of safety, protection, documentation, and healthcare skills:

Active Plant Access Caring for Preparing food plans Firearms Safety

children/elderly

Low ALARA

Charting behaviors Performing Safety Providing personal care Use of force

functions for children/elderly

Ultron Shield II & CERT team basic

Shield CERT Varian Drug Equipment Correction I Fire Perimeter Security

Training Inspector

Pepper Ball Training Active Passport

React belt basic training Fire Watch Active TWIC Card

Passenger Van Safety

Education

2012 to Present Phlebotomy – core classes

Southeastern Technical College. Vidalia, GA.

1998 to 2000 Advance Early Childcare & Education – Paraprofessional by Diploma

Swainsboro Technical Institute. Swainsboro, GA

1998 to 1999 Certified Patient Care Assistance

Southeastern Technical Institute. Vidalia, GA.

1993 to 1994 Developmental Courses

East Georgia College. Swainsboro, GA.

1983 to 1987 Completed general and Vocational courses

Vidalia Comprehensive High School. Vidalia, GA.

Work Experience

Plant Farley. Columbia, AL Part –time Job

Laborer March 2013 to May 2013

I was a Roving fire watch in the Diesel Generator Building making sure there was nothing burning or

any unusual odors or any type of haze present in the area. I pulled Orex laundry in High Rad and

Non - High Rad areas in the RCA. In the RCA building and in the Facilities building, I moped and

vacuum floors making sure they were clean and free of dirt. I also decon tools so they could be

smeared and removed from the RCA and returned back to hot tool room.

Plant Hatch. Baxley, GA Part – time Job

Laborer January 2013 to March 2013

I decon equipment and tools so that the Health Physics could released them to be return their proper

location. I monitor a CO2 sandblasting monitor and if it alarms I alert the sandblasters by blinking

the light so they could exit the area immediately. I document all of the tools entering and exiting the

FME area to make sure they are all in proper working condition and I made sure no tools were left

behind. I fire watch making sure everything in the surrounding area is secure and covered with the

correct fire blanket that were within thirty five feet and could not be removed so that nothing catches

on fire. I did a detail cleanup on floors, pipes, bolts, and the reactor hood to ensure they were free of

dirt.

Plant Vogtle. Waynesboro, GA Part-time Job

Laborer September 2012 to September 2012

I monitor a CO2 sandblasting monitor and if it alarms I alert the sandblasters by blinking the light so

they could exit the area immediately. I document all of the tools entering and exiting the FME area to

make sure they are all in proper working condition and make sure no tools were left behind. I fire

watch making sure everything in the surrounding area is secure and covered with the correct fire

blanket that were within thirty five feet and could not be removed so that nothing catches on fire. I

did a detail cleanup on floors, pipes, bolts, and the reactor hood to ensure they were free of dirt.

Browns Ferry. Athens, AL Part-time Job

Laborer October 2012 t0 October 2012

I fire watch making sure everything in the surrounding area is secure and covered with the correct

fire blanket that were within thirty five feet and could not be removed so that nothing catches on fire.

I document all of the tools entering and exiting the FME area to make sure they are all in proper

working condition and make sure no tools were left behind. I did a detail cleanup on floors, pipes,

bolts, and the reactor hood to ensure they were free of dirt.

Grand Gulf. Port Gibson, MS Part-time Job

Laborer March 2012 to May 2012

I was a confined space attendant. As a confined space attendant, I observed the space condition from

outside a permit required confined space making sure the oxygen level remains at a normal level and

sounding the horn if conditions changes so everyone could exit the area. I also checked the entrants

Quals for authorization to enter the confined space. I fire watch making sure everything in the

surrounding area is secure and covered with the correct fire blanket that were within thirty five feet

and could not be removed so that nothing catches on fire. I cleaned the inside of condensers; Lastly, I

assisted the carpenters in the removal of scaffolds.

Port St. Lucie. Jensen Beach, FL Part-time Job

Laborer January 2012 to March 2012

I fire watch making sure everything in the surrounding area is secure with the correct fire blanket that

were within thirty five feet and could not be removed so that nothing catches on fire. I was a

Boundary Guard making sure no one enters the area while the shoot is in progress. If someone

walked cross the line while the shoot was in progress, I radio the person in charge and stop the shoot.

I also did general cleanup on the floors making sure they are clean and free of dirt.

Part-time Job

Plant Vogtle. Waynesboro, GA

Laborer February 2011 to March 2011

I monitor a CO2 sandblasting monitor and if it alarms I alert the sandblasters by blinking the

light so they could exit the area immediately. I document all of the tools entering and exiting

the FME area to make sure they are all in proper working condition and make sure no tools are

left behind. I fire watch making sure everything in the surrounding area is secure and covered

with the correct fire blanket that were within thirty five feet and could not be removed so that

nothing catches on fire. . I did a detail cleanup on floors, pipes, bolts, and the reactor hood to

ensure they were free of dirt.

Plant Vogtle. Waynesboro, GA Part-time Job

August 2011 to October 2011

Laborer

I monitor a CO2 sandblasting monitor and if it alarms I alert the sandblasters so they could exit

the area immediately. I document all tools entering and exiting the FME area to make sure they

are all in proper working condition and make sure no tools are left behind. I fire watch making

sure everything in the surrounding area is secure and covered with the correct fire blanket that

were within thirty five feet and could not be removed so that nothing catches on fire. I did a

detail cleanup on floors, pipes, bolts, and the reactor hood.

Part-time Job

Plant Farley Columbia, AL

Laborer October 2010 to November, 2010

I monitor a CO2 sandblasting monitor and if it alarms I alert the sandblasters by blinking the

light so they could exit the area immediately. I also document all tools entering and exiting the

FME area to make sure they are all in proper working condition and make sure no tools are left

behind. I fire watch making sure everything in the surrounding area is secure and covered with

the correct fire blanket that were within thirty five feet and could not be removed so that

nothing catches on fire. I did a detail cleanup on floors, pipes.

Full-time Job

Roger’s State Prison. Reidsville, GA.

Correctional Officer II October 2004 to October 2010

I maintain accountability to insure all inmates were present, I observe and document unusual

behavior, I monitor inmates while they were mixing chemicals so they didn’t under mix or over

mix the chemicals, I pat search each Inmate that had access to the chemical room making sure

they didn’t hide any chemicals to take back to the dormitories, I ordered chemicals and supplies

for the facility, and once the supplies reach the warehouse I would take my original order form

to the warehouse and check the inventory for accuracy, then I would transport the bulk of my

supplies to the chemical convex keeping a inventory of all supplies in the convex, and I

transported only the chemical needed inside the institution while maintaining a different

inventory sheet for the inside chemical room, I perform routine and random cell/pat searches, I

inspected fire extinguishers inside and outside the facility making sure they were up to date and

signed off and if they needed to be service I would transport them to the fire station to be

serviced, I also supervised six Inmates on a paint detail making sure they didn’t mix the oil

base paint with water base paint, I also made sure they didn’t make any weapons out of the

supplies they had to paint with.

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