ROBERT HAGERTY
Peabody, MA *1960
857-***-**** - Cell
978-***-**** - Home
**********@*****.***
EDUCATION:
Massachusetts Bay Community College, Wellesley, MA (1998)
Certificate in Business Management
Westfield State College, Westfield, MA (1991-1993)
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Frito Lay of PepsiCo, Wilmington, MA
Picker (2010-Present)
As a member of the second shift team, accurately picked large and small volume orders that included chips, dips, and other snack items; loaded picked orders in a specific sequence for the route drivers using electrical pallet jacks, a forklift, and various other machinery; moved and positioned a variety of truck sizes in and around the facility; and monitored the accuracy of other team members. The Northeast Region won the 2010 Doolin Award for “Best in Business.”
Home Depot, Danvers, MA
Freight Recovery (2009-2010)
As a member of the overnight freight recovery team, packed out product using electrical pallet jacks, a forklift, and various other machinery; and received and shipped orders for customers and contractors.
United States Department of State, Washington, DC
Passport Specialist Supervisor (2007-2009)
At the National Passport Center in Portsmouth, supervised a team of approximately twelve passport specialists in the acceptance and adjudication of passport applications; served as an expert in the application of laws, regulations, and policies; reviewed and resolved highly complex, sensitive, and fraudulent cases; drafted performance evaluations and promoted recognition of team members; and delegated and assigned work to team members. GS Graduate School courses included, but not limited to: “Equal Opportunity Employers.”
Passport Specialist (1998-2007)
At the Boston Passport Agency and the National Passport Center in Portsmouth, adjudicated citizenship for passport applications; investigated fraudulent passport activity; assisted and guided citizens with special traveling circumstances and complaints; and trained other federal employees in citizenship law, customer service, and passport production. GS Graduate School courses included, but not limited to: “Communication and Business Skills,” “Interpersonal Skills,” “Dealing with Angry Customers,” and “Management.”
Hartshorne House, Wakefield, MA
House Resident (2005-2008)
Maintained an historical home by tending its many gardens, making small repairs, and communicating with the Board of Directors on other maintenance requirements; booked and assisted customers wishing to rent the house for functions by assisting with set up and break down of events, communicating with a variety of vendors, and handling payment of services for the Board of Directors; gave tours including historical information to interested residents of Wakefield and the surrounding area; and represented the Board of Directors at a variety of public events.