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New Braunfels, Texas

•Maintain a clean bar screen by removing all debris stuck in screen or on mechanical rake, spray down all areas with fire hose. three to four time minimally a day. • The daily collection and recording of data from areas around the main process areas instrumentation, flow charts, reading from chemical injection point using mg/L, compressor readings PSI an voltage , blower readings PSI an Voltage, the effluent flow back measured in MGD Sludge judge used to record the depth of settled sludge at the bottom secondary calrifier. measured using in/ft. and all lab results from samples are recorded daily after head operator has seen them proper adjustments per his orders will be carried out at this time. • Skim tops of all areas for garbage or anything blown in from the outside environment, always observing clarifiers arm is rotating smoothly and all water spraying nozzles are properly working. • Daily collection of samples daily with a high stress on pulling them from the same point every time .• Sanitize laboratory before and after samples have been tested, everything is washed dried sanitized and left in a clean manner better then you found it, replacing any items that are used and thrown away so you always have what you need. • Data analysis of the seven day trend to accurately see how your plant is operating taking into account all the normal factors such as weather, feed rate and any other action controllable or uncontrol able that will effect the plant in one way or other. Taking note and accounting for that outside factor.• The removal of hundreds of pounds of flushable wipes that become very apparently are not to be flushed as they wrap them self's around piping in airiation.• Starting, running and shutting down two dewatering sledge belt presses and complete clean at end of each shift. Entire grounds kept well maintained clean of debris, freshly cut and edged grass and shaped trees and bushes,

● Appointed direct responsibility for team cohesive, effective training and actions of 13 personnel.● Accounted for $15,000,000 worth of serialized gear in a forward operating base.● Provided onsite training for Afghan uniformed police/Army.● Conducted initial investigations of reported security and safety incidents and prepared reports.● Participated in 30 regular training activities and reaction drills, maintaining a high degree of physicalfitness and mental awareness at all times.● Instrumented in reconnaissance, planning, coordinating, and execution of combat operations in bothtraining and deployed to a combat environment.● Maintained quick decisive decisions to act in extreme stressful and hazardous environments.● Conducted first aid and triage to combatants and friendly forces in transition to a higher echelon.● Meritoriously promoted from the rank of Corporal to Sergeant● Mentored and collaborated with Marines for future successes.● Graduate of Machine Gun Leaders Course● Supervised and managed the training and proficiency of 22 personnel in the capabilities of their MilitaryOccupational Specialty.● Accountable for serialized gear worth up to $10,000,000● Developed and instituted an efficient system of maintenance that improved the readiness of teamequipment.● Conducted over 1000 hours of instructional classes.● Meritoriously promoted from the rank of Lance Corporal to Corporal● Oversaw and managed serialized gear worth up to $50,000,000.● Successfully conducted over 300 combat patrols, leading the team through multiple enemyengagements.● Actively participated with department staff in planning and implementing policies and procedures toproperly complete tasks according to the plan.● Managed team in a continually changing environment and exceeding the Commanding Officers goals.● Assisted in first aid and triage to combatants and friendly forces in transition to a higher echelon.

Richmond, Ca

• Working on and around rotating equipment, pumps , compressors, furnaces, reactors cooling and heating exchangers, many types of valves, catalyst, numerous chemicals using(SDS), vessels, knock out drums, liquid separators, water cooling towers and manifolds to route different things like steam, oil to fill up compressors, brine tanks, water softeners and much more. • Daily PM of machinery. • Testing instrumentation set points by manipulation an routing in order to test level, temperature, flow and secondary pumps reacting to primary pump shutting down are just a few alarms checked working directly with control room operator monitoring DCS. • Communicating with board operator monitoring DCS making adjustments needed to keep plant running efficient. • Collect samples an attach printed out tags to leave at lab drop box, test some samples in the operators lab daily such as hardness of water, PH levels, nitrate, alkalinity. growth build up slowly fowls piping. We mitigate this by back flushing our exchangers. • SCBA and FIT tested to size and proper seal of mask.• Hold safety meetings with trades daily before signing permit to work in unit. • Write up equipment needing maintenance. • Stay focused never becoming complacent in the plant, knowing where your safety showers and SCBAS are located at all times and looking at wind flag periodically is all apart of complacency. • Prepare a properly detailed turnover report after each shift. • Over communicating with CRO is important.• Working with your crew respecting them and the their property, immediately acknowledge when wrong accountability.• You have to maintain that you can be trusted.• Keeping hard copy of SOP's• PPE worn correctly and understanding what areas call for upgrade of PPE is extremely important. • Operational security information stays at work, be careful what you click on in emails easiest way hackers get in.• Staying up to date on computer Based training.