Process Management Corpus Christi
Resume:
ETHEL M. BRETT
LAKE JACKSON, TEXAS 77566
OBJECTIVE: To enter into a position utilizing my experience and training, while furthering my career.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
July 5, 2016 to Present Emerson Automate Solutions (Purchased by Puffer Sweiven) 3405 Hwy. 332 East
Freeport, TX. 77541
As an employee at Emerson Automated Solutions, my work assignment includes various clerical duties to include, but not limited to creating RO and CSD entries in the Oracle Betsy system for all in-coming valves, as well as, open all field jobs, enter Work in Progress (WIP) parts information, and create Pegging reports. I order parts, receive in, and stock parts in their proper location. I Generate purchase orders (PO’s). Other clerical duties include generating Spread Sheets when needed, answering e-mails, and all other clerical duties as required.
I have assisted other Emerson Process Management locations including Pasadena and Corpus Christi with their clerical duties by completing required documents and information within the Oracle Betsy system, as well as Axiom as requested (same duties and information as Freeport).
Other duties include, but not limited to organization of warehouse parts, formally pulled parts for Freeport jobs and continue to ship parts to Pasadena with required documentation. I assist other co-workers within the warehouse as requested and perform other duties as assigned.
I provide pricing estimates for valve repair, prepare shipping documents, arrange for pick-up and delivery of repaired valves, attach proof of delivery in Axiom, ship valves in system, billing, and ensure invoice for correct billing, and close orders.
January 2016 to A. D. Susman & Associates
July 5, 2016 3033 Chimney Rock
Suite 690
Houston, TX. 77056
Temporary Employee at Emerson Process Management
3405 E. Hwy. 332
Freeport, TX. 77541
As an employee at A. D. Susman & Associates, I have been assigned to work at the Emerson Valve location in Freeport, TX. My work assignment includes various clerical duties to include, but not limited to creating RO and CSD entries in the Oracle Betsy system for all in-coming valves, as well as, open all field jobs, enter Work in Progress (WIP) parts information, and create Pegging reports. I receive in, and stock parts in their proper location. I enter all required information into Share Point. Other clerical duties include generating Spread Sheets when needed, answering e-mails, and all other clerical duties as required.
I have assisted other Emerson Process Management locations including Pasadena and Corpus Christi with their clerical duties by completing required documents and information within the Oracle Betsy system as requested (same duties and information as Freeport).
Other duties include, but not limited to organization of warehouse parts, pulling parts for Freeport jobs to include shipping parts to Pasadena with required documentation. I assist other co-workers within the warehouse as requested and perform other duties as assigned.
May 2014 to Kelly Services
January 2016 1201 N. Ave. H Suite 227
Freeport, TX. 77541
Temporary Employee at GE Oil & Gas
Clute, TX. 77531
Robert Cox
As an employee at Kelly Services, my duty assignment at GE Oil & Gas includes various clerical assignments. These assignments include opening valve repair orders into the Oracle System, billing valve repair customers, and Valve Keep entries upon completion of valve repair. Other duties include pricing and sales of valve parts, shipping valve parts within the Oracle System, assisting with entries within the Oracle and Valve Keep Systems of new valves being sold. I generate spread sheets as required and file using proper filing methods. I ensure total customer satisfaction to see that every customer experience meets quality standards as defined by the customer. I handle incoming and outgoing customer telephone calls in a courteous and professional manner, as well as coordinate the prompt handling of customer service requests, including but not limited to order entry, pricing, expediting, billing, order maintenance, credit, and claims and ensure timely responses to customers. I will handle written correspondence received from customers, and reply in a timely manner, represent the customer in the resolution of disputes and claims and in dealings with suppliers. Participate in corrective branch action to resolve deficiencies, take an active role in selling goods and services on all inbound calls, and provide support on product selection and application. I make suggestions in an effort to limit rework and improve services, and perform other duties as assigned.
August 2004 to Texas Department of Criminal Justice
April 2014 Wayne Scott Unit
6999 Retrieve Rd. County Rd. 290
Angleton TX. 77515
Position: Administrative Technician IV
Retired. In my position I performed advanced administrative support and technical program assistance work. My work involved coordinating and developing filing systems, dissemination of information, and coordinating administrative support work. Job duties did include, but were not limited to performing advanced technical work, purchase requisitions, locating and tracking merchandise, supplies, parts, and equipment necessary for the unit maintenance and construction activities. I maintained perpetual inventory control of materials and supplies using automated systems, developed and updated records of labor and material used in maintenance and construction activities. I would handle and coordinate the preparation, editing, and distribution of correspondence, reports, studies, and forms, as well as audit field operating reports, invoices, requisitions, purchase orders, and other documents. I would coordinate maintenance and construction work between staff and other departments of the agency, confer with staff on maintenance and construction problems, serve as department supervisor in the absence of the Maintenance Superintendent. My duties would also include training and supervising offenders in administrative support procedures.
October 2002 to Texas Department of Criminal Justice
August 2004 Ramsey 1 Region III Maintenance
1100 FM 655
Rosharon, TX. 77583
Position: Administrative Technician II
As Administrative Technician II in Area Facilities I was required to perform a wide variety of tasks ranging from clerical assistance to complex technical issues dealing with facilities maintenance and TDCJ’s policies and procedures. I assisted the office manager to ensure that proper performance of all task required within the Facilities Office were completed in a timely and accurate matter including time keeping, payroll records, housing reports, work assignments, record keeping and data compiling. I supervised the activities of offenders assigned to the office including daily assignments and safety training. I compiled, approved and purchased material through ADPICS for Southern Region – 20 Units. Assisted with MMS and approved IMS Documents. Work involved managing and coordinating the processing of shipping and receiving documents, departmental invoices, material receiving reports, job accounts, and other warehouse material data activities. I also handled the Region III Maintenance credit card reconciliation and made purchases for our division.
June 2001 to Texas Department of Criminal Justice
October 2002 Clemens Unit
Brazoria, TX. 77422
Position: Alternate Risk Manager
As alternate Risk Manager I would maintain the AD-10.20 program which would include repairing minor maintenance deficiencies throughout the Clemens Unit.
My duties would also include generating work orders for major repairs, documenting all repairs electronically, preparing and submitting monthly AD-10.20 reports to Administration.
I would present to new employees and newly arriving offenders Fire and Safety orientation, and prepare lesson plans for a variety of Fire and Safety classes.
Conducted monthly safety meetings for offenders assigned to the Fire and Safety and AD-10.20 program. I arranged and carried out fire drills as required. I recorded and filed documents of all new orientation and Monthly Fire and Safety training classes as well as maintained TNG 99 training records.
My duties would also include investigating all incidents and accidents of the unit, develop a conclusive theory as to the cause of the incident/accident from evidence and statements of any witness and/or victim(s). I would report all findings and recommendations to the Administration in a written report. As well as electronically enter Workman’s Compensation information.
November 2000 to Texas Department of Criminal Justice
June 2001 Clemens Unit
Brazoria, TX. 77422
Position: Correctional Officer IV
Agriculture Services
The lawn care and landscaping of the Clemens Unit was under my direction.
I supervised a group of offenders that performed tasks as directed. Daily, I prepared and maintained a variety of performance and inventory reports. Purchasing and maintaining equipment, parts and tools used by the Lawn Squad was my responsibility as well. Site and personnel security was a high priority in this position.
September 1998 to Texas Department of Criminal Justice
November 2000 Clemens Unit
Brazoria, TX. 77422
Position: Correctional Officer III
Food Service
In Food Service I supervised offenders in the production and distribution of food products and other related tasks. One of my primary responsibilities included maintaining the cleanliness and sanitation of the food service facilities and equipment. Two days per week I assumed responsibilities of the Sergeant at the Trusty Camp Kitchen. My duties in this task would include meal preparation and distribution, as well as site and personnel security. I made decisions under routine and abnormal situations.
December 1993 to Texas Department of Criminal Justice
September 1998 Clemens Unit
Brazoria, TX. 77422
Position: Correctional Officer III
Duties of this responsible position included supervising offenders cleaning the cellblock, passing out meals, clothing and other essentials. I would perform other tasks as assigned or required as well as assist fellow officers as needed. I have also organized a filing system for the 3rd shift Sergeant.
During off-duty hours I have received training on the AD-10.20 program, assisted field officers on horseback, taken a safety tour of Frito-Lay Production Plant, assisted in the highway cleanup program at the Clemens Unit, assisted the Assistant Safety Officer on unit inspections and returned rented equipment for the safety department.
At my own expense, I attended the 1993 Texas Safety Associations (TSA) “Public Employees Professional Development Conference on Safety” in Austin, Texas and the 1994 TSA Annual Safety Conference in San Antonio, Texas. These classes have provided me with valuable knowledge in workplace safety, accident investigation and lost time accident prevention. I plan to continue my education in this field as time and finances allow.
March, 1993 to U.S. Contractors, Inc.
November, 1993 BASF Plant
Clute, TX.
Contact: G.E. Wells
Position: Purchasing Clerk
In this position my responsibilities included purchasing various materials, electrical, pipe, valve fittings, steel products and administrative supplies. Training new employees in office procedures, plant safety rules and regulations as well as updating information. On a daily basis I would coordinate safety activities and meetings with the Corporate Safety Officer.
January, 1990 to U.S. Contractors, Inc.
March, 1993 BASF Plant
Clute, TX.
Contact: Kenny McClellan
Position: Equipment Clerk
General clerical duties included payroll preparation, typing and filing. I developed forms, spreadsheets, programs, and procedures to provide for a safe and efficient work environment. Assisting the General Foreman was done daily in report preparation, fact finding, and decision making. I also performed accident investigation, report preparation, and required filing in coordination with the General Foremen and company Safety Officer.
I was required to prepare work schedules, post, and file them. Record keeping was very important as the company would continually audit all records.
My duties included maintaining the equipment room for safety and maintenance tools, new employee orientation in safety and OSHA standards used within the chemical plant, as well as testing in these areas. I also had a major role in preparing, conducting, and recording the monthly safety meetings for our 200 plus employees. On a daily basis I would coordinate safety activities and meetings with Corporate Safety Officer.
In the safety room I maintained the inventory, working condition and calibration of needed safety equipment. I routinely repaired equipment, tested, and calibrated it for field conditions. I also instructed employees in the proper uses of the safety equipment. In repair of equipment and calibration I was required to use a variety of analog and digital instruments. Also used were specialized calibration instruments and gases when repairing the calibration of various meters and equipment.
In the tool room, I maintained an adequate stock of tools and specialty equipment to perform the tasks required. All tools and equipment had to be safety checked routinely and records kept on each piece. The records would be audited by U.S. Contractors, Inc. and BASF Safety Officers regularly. I received training in safety, computers, personnel management and sexual harassment.
On August 12 - 14, 1991, I attended my first Professional Development Conference in Austin hosted by the American Society of Safety Engineers Region III, Texas Safety Association, and Public Employee Section. Classes ranged from workplace safety inspections, practices, and procedures to current and proposed laws. This is the first of several of this type conference that I have attended.
May, 1989 to Shrimp Boat Store
January, 1990 Freeport, TX.
Contact: Raymond Gore
979-***-**** Position: Salesperson
My primary function was that of a counter salesperson, assisting customers in their selection and purchases. I also prepared weekly deliveries, maintained inventory control and restocking of merchandise in the store and warehouse.
June, 1986 to City of Temple
April, 1989 Temple, TX.
Contact: Personnel Department
Position: Fire Dispatcher
This is a highly responsible position dealing with the general public in life and death situations. The dispatching of emergency vehicles and maintaining open lines of communication with all parties involved was my primary function. I maintained a daily log, incident reports, and after hours job documents for other city departments. The operations of various office equipment, radio communication units, telephone switchboard, and CRT were required.
June,1983 to Southwest Truck Works
June, 1986 Belton, TX.
Contact: Lillian Fisher
Position: Office Manager
My duties as Office Manager would include supervision of the office staff, recording entries of all transactions into record books, customer billing, payroll preparation, payment of company expenses and bank deposits. I also ordered supplies and parts for the business and handled the receiving of these items.
September, 1982 to Weiner’s Clothing Store
May, 1983 Temple, TX.
Position: Salesperson
This was a job I had through the HECE Program in high school requiring retail sales. I assisted customers in selecting and purchasing clothing, operated a cash register and placed new stock for display and selection.
August, 1980 to Fisher Custom Rebuilders
September, 1982 Belton, TX.
Contact: Lillian Fisher
Position: Secretary
I typed correspondence for the business, answered the telephone lines, handled the filing, maintained business records of billings, cash pay outs, and other expense items.
EDUCATION
Belton High School, Belton, Texas - Business - May, 1983
Emergency Medical Technician, Temple, Texas - June, 1988
Switchboard Telephone Training, Temple, Texas - April, 1988
Brazosport College, Lake Jackson, Texas - Computer - Fall, 1990
EQUIPMENT OPERATED
Office:
Calculator, CRT, telephone switchboard, typewriter, personal computer, copier, fax machine, intercom systems, etc.
Hand tools:
Ratchet and sockets, screwdrivers, nut drivers, open/box end and adjustable wrenches, pipe wrench, pliers, torque wrench, hammers, chisels, punches, saw and other various hand tools.
Air tools:
Paint gun, drill, sanders, files, high speed metal cutter, die grinder, ratchet, impact gun and polisher.
Electrical Test Equipment:
Analog multi-meter, digital multi-meter and amp meter.
Motorized Equipment:
Trucks (up to 1 ton), forklifts, tractors, bobcats, backhoes, and various types of farm implements.
Safety Equipment:
Oxygen-Combustible Gas Meter, self-contained breathing apparatus, safety harness, forced air blowers, firefighting equipment, ground fault interrupters, full body splash suits and test pumps.
Other:
Radio communication equipment, pH meter and alarm systems.
SPECIAL TRAINING
Emergency Medical Technician Training
Public Relations
Radio Communication Procedures
Computers (main frame and personal)
John Lyons Horse Training Symposium - 1990 & 1991
Texas A & M School of Veterinary Equine Short School - 1993 & 1994
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