I operate, troubleshoot, and maintain all equipment used in extraction, refinement, formulation, kitchen, and production processes. I effectively and efficiently operated Waters CO2 and Ethanol extractors to produce 1900 g. of crude from each unit per day. For three years I have used dual cooling tower, dual recovery vessel Rotovap unit to reclaim Ethanol, Summit Pig Filter at 500 gallons/hr for winterization, 100 L glass reactor for Decarboxylation, Chemtech KD Mini using film/rollers to distill 2 L/hr, and then of course formulations. I have also worked with kitchen and production equipment including Kettle mixers, Stand Mixers, dispensers of all kinds, sealers, and so on. I operate all equipment safely and effectively. Regularly checking all controls and adhering to SOPs striving for the highest quality product. I keep accurate records during these processes recording yields, observations, waste, according to guidelines and parameters including use of all tracking and publishing software for all parties. I keep regular maintenance schedules on all the equipment in the lab to strive for minimal downtime and broken parts while maximizing yields. I keep equipment clean and healthy promoting safety and compliance. I tracked all the necessary data to chart progress, stream line yeild, and forcast needs. I always carry a cleaning towel.

I worked as the MS4 Compliance Officer. I assisted in the implementation of a Storm Water Quality Program as decreed by the DEQ. I conducted field investigations on complaints and code violations for the IDDE program. I also inspected and collect data on outfalls for the Salt Lake County Dry Weather Screening program. The documentation of each report required that a checklist be filled out along with photos, maps, and construction drawings. I set up a database where each of these report items are connected for quick review. I am also implemented an asset management tool called Collector for ArcGIS. I configured IPad with the capabilities of GIS to collect all the information needed to comply with the MS4 requirements. The IPad is mobile and uses the cloud to link the system to the Salt Lake County server.

I worked as a Level IV Inspector on all utilities on the I-15 Corridor Project in Area 1. My job was to specify the proper placement of utilities, drainage structures, and concrete support according to UDOT Specifications, accepted plans, and surveyed locations. I conducted material testing on soil backfill and different design mixes of concrete while documenting any construction crew activities and initiating deficiency reports that might need to be addressed. This position demanded a strong understanding and efficient use of the current plan set released for construction. In order to be successful at this position I had to provide accurate information promptly and utilize effective and honest communication skills that are essential when working with both sides of the construction process.

I have 10 years of experience analyzing, manipulating, and standardizing GIS data, and producing high quality small and large format maps and graphics (3D. I have over six years of experience generating GIS based maps and conducting data research for government entities including the USDA and Salt Lake County Auditors Department. I have implemented GIS programs for the Alpine School District routing and bussing department and the Mosquito Abatement District of Salt Lake City where I introduced GIS for mapping to locate and remove mosquitoes by land and by air plane in conjunction with GPS. This included extensive database production, maintenance, queries, geocode optimization, and street file maintenance.