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Plantation, Fl

•Investigation, surveillance and monitoring of solid waste and recycling haulers and facilities in order to ensure compliance with waste flow ordinances and regulations •Perform field investigations of solid waste haulers and facilities, inspect garbage on the waste-to-energy plant tipping floor for evidence of fraudulent misidentification •Investigate possible violations of flow control requirements and improper waste diversion •Assist in assuring that all solid waste is disposed of at authorized facilities •Monitor the disposition of solid waste residue from material recycling facilities •Document the locations of and categorize by size and type, solid waste and recycling containers of various haulers operating within the boundaries of Broward County •Assist with collection of household hazardous waste during scheduled campaigns •Monitor recycling containers at all Broward County owned government sites including Ftl/Hollywood Int Airport •Assist in the support of the Broward County Landfill with gatehouse cashiering, monitoring and landfill material inspections

Plantation, Fl

• Work involves participation in outreach campaign to maximize divisional program efforts which includes participating in various special projects/events and assisting with the development of outreach tools• Operated ArcGIS software (ArcView 9.3) to create maps for Broward County Waste and Recycling Division• Field and office work in the development and promotion of countywide recycling, community enhancement, waste minimization and alternate disposal programs• Assisted with the monitoring of recycling contracts for compliance by contracted hauler and the promotion and development of commercial and multifamily recycling programs• Met with representatives of commercial establishments and multi-family complexes to promote interest and discussion in starting a recycling program; assists with program implementation, promotion and monitoring• Conducted waste audits by observing the source, creation and final storage methodology of the waste product• Participated in various programs such as Children's Recycling Fairs, special events, Adopt-A-Street events, Community Cleanups, Waterway Cleanups and other divisional programs/projects• Educated community groups, students and residents about various divisional programs through presentations at public meetings and special events• Monitored school board and government buildings recycling contracts for compliance by contracted hauler• Investigated and documents complaints received from schools and government agencies• Provided program support by conducting research and field/phone surveys and other administrative functions

Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area

-Wash all the glassware.-Restock beer, liquor, etc.-Clean the bar.-Place dirty towels in their appropriate location.-Get rid of the trash and boxes.-Make sure that the beer cooler is clean and organized-Get ice for all the wells. This is the first thing that should be done. Without ice, mixed drinks can't be made.-Prepare fruit trays. Garnishes are important for the drinks. Make sure there are some backups.-Restock the bar with beer, liquor, wine, glassware, juices, etc. Make sure that everything is at the bar and that there are enough backups for the shift. Note: Always rotate the products.-Check the draught beers to make sure they're working and that they're not empty. If they're empty, change the kegs. Note: Do not lift a keg by yourself. Always get somebody to help you and always lift with your legs and not with your back.-Get trash cans and towels.-Make sure that the bar is clean before opening it.

Key Biscayne, Fl

-Wash all the glassware.-Restock beer, liquor, etc.-Clean the bar.-Place dirty towels in their appropriate location.-Get rid of the trash and boxes.-Make sure that the beer cooler is clean and organized-Get ice for all the wells. This is the first thing that should be done. Without ice, mixed drinks can't be made.-Prepare fruit trays. Garnishes are important for the drinks. Make sure there are some backups.-Restock the bar with beer, liquor, wine, glassware, juices, etc. Make sure that everything is at the bar and that there are enough backups for the shift. Note: Always rotate the products.-Check the draught beers to make sure they're working and that they're not empty. If they're empty, change the kegs. Note: Do not lift a keg by yourself. Always get somebody to help you and always lift with your legs and not with your back.-Get trash cans and towels.-Make sure that the bar is clean before opening it.

Billings, Montana

• Work alongside operations section to produce maps and tables to aid in over-flight observations in-search for oil• Work alongside Shoreline Cleanup and Assessment Technique teams (SCAT) to map locations of sighted oil• Data entry and management for ESRI ArcGIS Server and Microsoft Silverlight internet mapping applications• Work alongside U.S. Fish and Wildlife to map sensitive wildlife management areas and wildlife habitation sites• Work closely with the State of Montana and the Crow Nation Tribes to map sensitive cultural area based on township and arrange historical data sets• Manage and coordinate field personnel and direct field GIS projects and data collection

Deerfield Beach, Fl

• Updating and creating a variety of maps for various city divisions and departments.• Editing and digitizing data layers.• Creating property notifications for property owner awareness of impending changes.

Pompano Beach, Fl

• Updated community bus schedules, stop locations, routes and operation hours using Hastus (Hastus is an integrated and modular software solution for transit scheduling, operations, and customer information)• Created, modified and updated community bus route maps using ArcGIS (ArcView 9.3)• Surveyed community bus route stops county wide• Modified community bus guides using ArcGIS• Reported damaged/missing bus signs to the engineers• Worked with GFI Genfare software in systematizing bus routes, run time and driver identification.

Abbeville, La

• Ensuring that all the daily and non-scheduled data was uploaded into the Spatial Database Environment (SDE) environment• Completion of various map requests requiring the implementation of cartographic design, definition queries, spatial queries and georectification. These maps needed to be completed quickly and accurately in a crisis situation by the indicated deadlines set by the US Coast Guard (USCG) and BP officials.• Interpretation of Side-Looking Airborne Radar (SLAR) imagery, which was used throughout the Gulf of Mexico to display the oiling extent. In post-process, the imagery was georeferenced and digitized in ArcMap 9.3 into a personal geodatabase with pre-set schema that was uploaded into the SDE environment.• Testing of an ESRI Viewer product. The Response Viewer operates in a flash framework that points to the server based in Houston. Communication to resolve viewer issues with the development team was conducted through SharePoint. The viewer is used by planners throughout the Gulf of Mexico response area and as a result aggressive deadlines are set and met with regards to data requests, functionality and enhancement of the viewer.• Training of field crews in the forward operating branches that include USCG Commanders and response personnel in the navigation, content and tool utilization of the ESRI viewer.• Scheduling and conducting viewer training sessions within the Incident Command Center for all response personnel.• Uploaded various surveying projects on GPS mobile devices (Trimble Nomad Series G), created user-friendly GPS operating guides and trained USCG to use devices.

Fort Lauderdale, Fl

• Composed and submitted Sun Trolley Ridership Reports to Broward County Transit and Executive Board • Operated ArcGIS software (ArcView 9.3) to create maps for the TMA• Created Sun Trolley Ridership graphs for TMA Board agenda• Analyzed demographics of Sun Trolley Ridership• Analyzed customer Ridership feedback for Sun Trolley• Composed survey questionnaires• Researched DDA/TMA legal agreements• Gathered statistical/legal information for contracts• Submitted Charter Exemptions to the Federal Transportation Administration• Presented updates for board members at monthly board meetings• Correspond with vendors/colleagues to gather information• Office administrative duties