Duties center primarily on the creation of custom images requested by independent clients. Communication via text and imagery is utilized to determine the clients needs and wants, and to execute their expectations.

Catherines is a clothing retailer that specializes in larger sizes. Duties are relatively simple; store maintenance and upkeep, processing and tagging of incoming freight, and customer sales.

Duties in the millworks department primarily centered on the sale of both in-stock and special order doors and windows. We were also heavily encouraged to gain sales referrals for our specialty sales department. Putting excess doors and windows in the overhead bins, and taking them down again when needed was a daily task, and required the use and knowledge of heavy equipment. It was also a common need to contact the manufacturers of certain products directly when the project or needs of a customer fell outside of what was readily obtainable.

I was responsible for processing incoming freight, stocking it on the shelves, and preparing the excess for storage in the stores back rooms. Secondary tasks included returning misplaced items to their proper location, maintaining the store front, and additional tasks as needed. I occasionally helped in the back room with the inventory control team.

My primary task was to process client and company work orders by entering them into the KBR STEAM database, and distributing them to the appropriate Trades manager. Following up with the leads and tracking the progress of the work orders, filing the physical copies, and reporting on numbers and efficiency was an integral step in this task. Additional tasks included numerous reports; progress on various client construction projects around to camp, to the status and outcome of Red Alerts due to incoming rounds, tracking the location of personnel on and off of base, and numerous other reports as needed.The Operations department was the primary contact between KBR personnel and the military Mayor Cell.

The FaStop on the so called Whiskey Bend, as it was so affectionately called, was a fast paced little gas station. A final stop for alcoholic goods before entering a dry county. Employees were responsible for keeping up with the usual afternoon, weekend, and holiday rushes by providing quick and friendly service, keeping the store neat and clean, and making sure that demanded items remained stocked.