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• TDR (Trailer Dock and Release) Make sure trailers are safely secured to the dock and all gear is stable and operational • Offloading delivery trucks transporting merchandise into the warehouse.• Performing warehouse duties using pallet jacks.• Inspecting the merchandise for damage, flaws, and irregularities.• Gift wrapping and packing merchandise for delivery.• loading the packed items into the delivery trucks• Work as a Problem Solver, insuring packages leave on time.

• Recruit new employees at career fairs and colleges.• Conduct presentations at Colleges for Agricultural students about what a USDA Commodity Grader does.• Work with FFA groups to recruit new employees.• Hire new employees.• Provide employees with inspection tools, materials, training opportunities and related items to be successful in their jobs.• On a regular basis, monitor the performance of the program and take steps to improveeffectiveness.• Supervise 19 employees.• Prepare the Program Annual Report.• Develop program policies and procedures as needed.• Audit and review facilities for compliance with regulatory shell egg surveillance program.• Prepare reports on findings of audits.• Audit and review employee performance.• Create and revise rules as needed.• Establish regular program meetings.• Know the statutes and rules.• Maintain a good working relationship with all Utah Egg Producers and industry personnel.• Schedule staff at the plants in an economical manner.• Prepare and submit Monthly Activity Reports.• Monitor expenses for a $1.2 million-dollar program

Maintain a good working relationship with all Utah Egg Producers and industry personnel.• Schedule staff at the plants in an economical manner.• Recruit new employees.• Prepare and submit Monthly Activity Reports.• Provide plant coverage for graders and Inspectors.• Train new graders and Inspectors.

• Examine product to determine adherence with contracts, such as grade, weight, packing and quantity.• Prepares and maintain a variety of reports related to production data and grading results.• Grade different types of poultry and eggs, by applying official standards and regulations.• Oversee organic production, proper segregation and labeling of product.• Insuring that the USDA organic (National Organic Program) regulations at 7 CFR Part 205. are followed during processing• Certify organic food processing, product for export, and verification of specialty label claims.• Review processing plants for compliance with USDA regulations and policies.• Verify that the food safety system in the official egg products plant is in compliance with the Egg products Inspection Act (EPIA), related regulations and that the egg product produced is safe, wholesome, and unadulterated.• Serve as the Inspector-in-Charge (IIC) at an egg products plant.• Monitor processing procedures involving extensive and technically complex high-volume operations.• Prepare and maintain a variety of reports and records related to the work such as egg products surveillance/sampling, temperature checks.• Prepare and maintain a variety of reports and records related to the work of pasteurization tests, formulations, water reports, relabeling, incoming product certificates, and production logs.• Interpret new procedures, verify maintenance of complicated processing equipment, sanitation, etc.• Select representative samples for laboratory analysis and monitor the shipping and receiving of tankers or egg products.

• Maintained First Security Bank Grounds: lawn mowing, planted flowers, trimmed trees, and repaired sprinkler system.• Maintained private yard, Lawn mowing and sprinkler repair.

Collected Hatching eggs• Operated Skidsteer loaders• Drove various trucks Work in hatchery

• In charge of egg processing and store delivery.• Maintenance on Egg Processing machine.• Operated manure removal equipment.• Drove feed and manure trucks

• Gathered eggs• Care for layers and baby chicks• Delivered eggs to processing plant• Operated skidsteer loader• Operated manure removal equipment