Center Operator Assistant Clerk
Resume:
Donna Barringer,
Stone Mountain, GA 30083
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EXPERIENCES
Dekalb County Register & Elections
Decatur, Georgia 30032 United States
10/2020 – Present
Salary 15.00 USD hourly
Administration Clerk
Duties:
We provide bilingual workers in polling places, early voting locations and in our office to assist voters with the voting process by providing language assistance.
The job descriptions below briefly describe our Election Day, Early Voting, and Call Center Operator positions and persons who assist us in our field operations.
Clerk – Manages the overall tasks, activities, and poll workers in the polling place. The Clerk must be able to demonstrate a working knowledge of laws, voting system operations, polling place procedures, problem-solving and conflict resolution skills. When Election Day has ended specific supplies are to be returned to the Regional Site. The Voting System Technician will contact the Clerk to plan with the Clerk to visit the precinct to preset it up before Election Day.
Assistant Clerk – Assists the Clerk and shares their duties as needed and may substitute for the Clerk if they are unable to serve. Assist voters with executing a provisional ballot and steps in to assist co-workers as needed.
EViD Operator - Greets voters, checks ID, verifies voter information in EViD, issues change voter addresses, and issues Voting Pass to voters. Their duties include collecting and reviewing all EViD Voting Passes before issuing voter his/her correct paper ballot and gives demonstrations on how to blacken oval on paper ballot. Issues voters a replacement ballot if error is made, monitors the flow of voters in the booth area directing them to an open booth to execute their ballot. He/ she is available in the area to assist voters if asked.
Early Voting Workers - Workers perform overall tasks of an early voting site for at least 8 days, beginning on the 10th day and end on the 3rd day before an election that contains federal or state races on ballot; however, in addition, the SOE may offer EV on the 15th, 14th, 13th, 12th, 11th or 2nd day before such an election. Senate run-off December 14th through January 5th,2021.
Voter Verification - Responds to calls from Clerks or Assistant Clerks in Early Voting locations and precincts on Election Day to determine voter eligibility.
Supervisor: Brenda Jasper 770-***-****
OK to contact Supervisor: yes
Hormel Foods Corporation
3367 Montreal Industrial Way
Tucker, GA 30084 United States
10/2018 – 05/2020 (Re-hirer)1994-1998
Salary: 19.57 USD per Hour
Hours per week: 40
Quality Control Auditor
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
• Performs quality control audits to ensure that a federally regulated meat processing establishment produces safe and quality product in compliance with establishment policy and regulatory requirements.
• Executes Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures (SSOP) and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) Plan effectively by performing appropriate monitoring, recordkeeping, and corrective actions necessary to prevent unsanitary conditions and adulteration of product.
• Conducts monitoring of CCPs and their critical limits (product temperatures, water activity levels), documenting the actual values and observations obtained during monitoring. Takes action when a deviation from the critical limit occurs to ensure that corrective actions are carried out in accordance with regulatory requirements.
• Performs labeling tasks such as net weight verification and labeling verification to prevent misbranding and ensure that labels meet product standards and general labeling requirements. Conducts tests such as slice thickness measurement and bacon cook yield to ensure product meets customer specifications and regulatory requirements.
• Communicates with a variety of individuals regarding food safety issues, including production supervisors, quality control supervisors, maintenance personnel, and equipment operators to ensure that problems are resolved.
• Applies proper techniques to conduct total plate count (TPC) swab samplings from various food contact equipment and utensil surfaces throughout the plant to monitor the effectiveness of the sanitation programs and monitor the microbial growth throughout operating hours.
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• Related Skills
• - Written and Oral Communication, Attention to Detail, Mathematics, Decision Making
• Supervisor: Bill McClain 770-***-****)
• Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM PHARMACEUTICALS (Sigma Systems)
1168 Airport Parkway
Gainesville, GA 30501 United States (CONTRACT) 10/2016 – 08/2017
salary: 13.00 USD per hour
Hours per week 40
Culture Tissue Lab Technician
The incumbent participates in one or more phases of the research process by collecting, preparing, evaluating and verifying poultry, cells, viruses, and molecular biology samples, and supporting records in a laboratory setting.
Responsibilities
• Collect, prepare, evaluate, and verify poultry and molecular biology samples and supporting records.
• Maintain inventory of chemicals, prepares solutions and reagents for use in the laboratory and safely disposes of waste material (both chemical and biological).
• Perform routine and recurring virology techniques such as virus propagation in eggs and cell culture, serology, using a variety of specialized equipment (ELISA reader, PCR equipment, and microscopy).
• Perform molecular biology techniques, including DNA and RNA extractions from viruses and infected cells, PRC amplification of genomic regions from viruses, cloning of PCR products in plasmids, and genome sequencing.
• Use a variety of specialized molecular equipment (i.e. nucleic acid extraction equipment, PCR equipment (thermal cyclers); real-time PCR equipment; and sequencers).
Director; Nate Fisher; 508-***-****
OK to contact this supervisor, yes
USDA FSIS
1020 Aviation Blvd
Gainesville, GA 30501 United States
09/2013 – 09/2015
Salary: 33,380.00 USD per Year
Hours per week: 40
Series: 1863 Pay Plan: GS Grade: 5
Food Inspector Slaughter (Temporary) (This is a federal job)
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
• Conducted post-mortem inspection of poultry carcasses in a poultry slaughter establishment to determine if pathological or unwholesome conditions exist and ensure that the establishments produced a safe product.
• Effectively communicated animal dispositions to the establishment helper to assure proper handling of product and documented condemned carcasses on the lot tally sheet. Communicated with plant management regarding evisceration line issues (long hocks, contamination of carcasses, product handling, insanitary conditions, water temperatures, employee hygiene, etc.)
• Determined when regulatory control action was necessary, i.e. stopping the evisceration line, and communicated with plant management regarding issues with regulatory compliance.
• Observed plant operations and verified that sanitary conditions were maintained to prevent the adulteration of product, including ensuring proper cleaning of equipment and utensils as necessary and proper employee hygiene practices. I also verified that my inspection station met the regulatory requirements for proper lighting, adequate hand rinsing facilities, and required space for the inspection stand.
Accomplishments
• While performing online inspection duties, I observed several carcasses that were purplish in color, contained congested visceras, and foul odor. Identifying the carcass as a dead-on-arrival (DOA), I took regulatory control and stopped the line. I immediately notified plant management regarding the insanitary conditions caused by the adulterated product. I also notified offline inspection personnel, who proceeded to verify establishment controls for preventing DOAs from entering the establishment. After condemning the carcass, I released regulatory control and re-started the line.
Related Skills - Oral and Written Communication, Decision Making, Attention to Detail, Dependability
Supervisor: Sergio Ivusic 770-***-****)
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
Georgia State Department of Agriculture
5235 Kennedy Road
Forest Park, GA 30297 United States
12/2006 - 06/2012
Salary: 24,000.00 USD per Year
Hours per week: 40
Laboratory Technician Senior #2
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
• Conducted chemical analyses of petroleum fuels and oils using microscopes and an automatic analyzer.
• Adhered to laboratory Quality Assurance (QA) practices and principles for routine, complaints and flash-points, vapor pressure, distribution tests(manually and automatic) and ASTMs for closing or Re-opening of fuel supplies at stations in the State of Georgia.
• Conducted routine laboratory maintenance and cleaning, sterilization and daily disposal of waste.
• Documented and organized data, measurements, and configurations in a clear and concise manner using Excel and Herzog programs.
• Worked closely with researchers, supervisors, varying levels within state government, preparing and testing results for Ethanol gas products.
• Communicated with a variety of individuals, including varying levels of state government, clients, the general public, and external customers, maintaining a consistent, high quality, customer-focused orientation.
Related Skills:
Written and Oral Communication, Attention to Detail, Mathematics,
Supervisor: Douglas Baker 404-***-****)
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
EDUCATION
Georgia Piedmont Technical College, Clarkston, GA United States
Some College Coursework Completed 05/2019
GPA: 3.42 of a maximum 4.0
Credits Earned: 38.00 Quarter hours
Major: Clinical Laboratory Technician Minor: Medical Assisting
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
CHEM 1211L, BIOL 2113L, BIOL 2114, BIOL 2114L, MATH 1111, PSYC1101, MATH0099
American International Bakery, Conyers, GA United States
Technical or Occupational Certificate 12/2005
Major: Quality Control Training
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
HACCP, GMP and Laboratory Safety
JOB RELATED TRAINING
USDA AgLearn:
• Performance Management, 2014
• Civil Rights Training, 2014
• District Reorganization, 2014
• Scientific Integrity Training, 2014
• Security Awareness, 2014
Applied Mathematics, 2001
High Impact Communications, 2001
Making Effective Presentations, 2001
AFFILIATIONS
Voices of Faith Ministries (Religious) – Ministry Leader
REFERENCES
Dr. Sergio Ivusic, USDA FSIS Public Health Veterinarian
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Summer Addo, USDA FSIS Consumer Safety Inspector
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Ronald Jones, Retired, Ministry Leader
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