Facilitating communication regarding NIS programs. This will include coordinating the gatherings of internal and external interest groups, planning, organizing and coordinating meetings and strategy sessions to discuss and address program issues or developments. Establishes and maintains contacts with key partners in delivering technical assistance projects. Serve on various task forces and work groups to facilitate or improve program communication.Recommends meeting materials and topics, and coordinates distribution prior and post meetings.Records action items and monitors and reports accomplishments. Recommends needed changes to ensure alignment with stated mission and objectives. Experience in preparing correspondences, papers, and other written material summarizing program actions, analyzing data, and providing the status of program activities. Conducts research and develops responses to inquiries and requests for information.Gather information to be used by supervisor or staff. Maintain the calendar of a supervisor for scheduled meetings, interviews, and conferences. Providing and referring visitors to appropriate source for information. Use automated systems to generate and process documents and reports. Participates in working groups to plan and develop internal strategies to address management issues and concerns regarding improvement processes. Knowledge of the methods, principles, and techniques used in analyzing management processes and administrative programs.Serve as a Liaison between Staff and visiting guest for meeting and experienced receiving calls from external staff, the general public and high-level Federal officials.Assist in the facilitation and coordination of TDY employees in need of office cubicle assignment and equipment.

Rental Property. Property management Operations, control, and oversight of real estate. Management the need to be cared for, monitored and accountability given for its useful life and condition of property, involves the processes, systems and manpower required to manage the life cycle of all acquired property as defined including acquisition, control, accountability, responsibility, maintenance, utilization and disposition.

Secure Federal properties against fire, theft, vandalism and illegal entries. Permitted authorized persons to enter and observe departing personnel to guard against the theft of Federal property. Watched for and reported irregularities, such as fire hazards, leaking water pipes and security doors left unlocked. Sounds alarm and called FPS Command Center, police and fire department by telephone in case of fire and presence of unauthorized persons. Register and watch stations to record time of inspection trips on to FPS form 78-1103. Recorded data, such as property damage, unusual occurrences and the malfunctioning of machinery and equipment. Inspect equipment and machinery to ascertain if tampering had occurred. Patrolling periodically areas of buildings and grounds on Federal establishment, docks and work sites. Examine doors, windows and gates to ensure that they were secure. Warn violators of rule infractions, such as loitering, smoking and carrying forbidden articles. Performed janitorial duties and set thermostatic controls to maintain specified temperature in buildings and cold storage rooms. Regulate vehicle and pedestrian traffic at plant entrance to maintain orderly flow.

Cleans and/or sterilizes equipment used by Anesthesia Department, including Anesthesia machines ventilators, anesthesia carts, instruments, airway equipment, warming pads, re-breathing tubes, IV carts, blood administration carts, and mask holders. Determines supplies required for re-stocking of anesthesia area, prepares requisition, orders pick up supplies, needles, syringes from designated location and places in storage area. Disposes of out dated medications. Rotate stock to minimize and/or eliminate disposal of out dates medications. Applies the first in, first out rule when managing supply levels. Records refrigerator temperatures. Cleans work area, to include: walls, floors, shelves, refrigerator, cabinets, medicine cabinets, closets, sinks, etc. Records refrigerator temperatures. Receives used instruments, equipment, and other medical supplies from clinics, wards, and the Operating Room Provider. Determines and performs the appropriate method for removing gross contamination. Operates various kinds of equipment such as autoclave and steris system. Removes trays of instruments from autoclave and steris system. Sorts the instruments and place in proper trays. Restocks IV cart and anesthesia carts as well as other equipment. Stores items requiring refrigeration. Setup intravenous equipment to include tape on each bottle, intravenous line and three-way stopcock. Checks room for supply needs during long cases and restocks as needed. Researches and orders new or specialty supply items for purchase for the Anethesia Service. Check and eliminate expired drugs or medical items. Ensures compliance with fire and safety regulations, to include conducting fire and safety inspections, monitor infection control and insuring documentation is current. As required, plans and organizes the daily workload, assigning duty areas as needed. Oversees and participates in monthly cleaning. Insures compliance and monitors agreements between Anesthesia Service and other care facilities.

GSA Contract Security Guard with extensive knowledge of regulations affecting Federal Property Title 41 Public Contracts and Property Management, Chapter 102 Federal Management Regulations and Subpart C Conduct on Federal Property. Protect life and property on the FDA buildings. Control access to specific areas of a facility. Enforce and uphold law and codes of GSA property rules and regulations. Detect and report criminal acts, stop or detain persons engaging in criminal activities. Provide security against loss of fire or mechanical failure. Watched for and reported irregularities, such as fire hazards, leaking water pipes, and security doors left unlocked; sounded alarm during fire outbreak and the presence of unauthorized persons. Respond to emergency situations involving the safety and security of the facility. Act occasionally as a crowd monitor to maintain order.Certified by American Red Cross on Automated Electronic Defibulator (AED), CPR, and First Aid for use on infant, child, and adults. Certified operator of the Monadock Expandable Baton. Certified in Monadock Defensive Tactics System. Conduct patrols in accordance with routes and schedule in Post Orders. Operate security equipment such as Closed circuit television (CCTV), Heimann X-ray machines and magnetometers. In-depth ability to gather data, compile information, and prepare reports on a daily basis report and record on FPS 78-1103 daily events and incidents. Examine doors, windows, and gates to determine that they are secure. Provide public assistance, including lockout services and information Possess certification on A-9. Experience in weapon such as Springfield XD 9mm, Beretta PX4 Storm 9mm, and Smith & Wesson M&P.

Built and maintain furniture for store display. Inventory materials on a weekly basis for reorder. Teach and mentor new employees of operation of the ware house. Make price tags for assign furniture. Help customer with assigned need of order that need to be pulled that they purchase. Remarkably gifted and resourceful Furniture Finisher with experience in shaping, finishing, and refinishing damaged, worn, and used furniture or new high-grade furniture to specified color or finish. Great ability to arrange things in a certain order or pattern according to a specific rule or set of rules. Profound ability to meet deadlines. Disassemble items to prepare them for finishing, using hand tools. Examine furniture to determine the extent of damage or deterioration, and to decide on the best method for repair or restoration. Fill and smooth cracks or depressions, remove marks and imperfections, and repair broken parts, using plastic or wood putty, glue, nails, and screws.

Operate Machines for cutting carpet. Knowledge on the EZ Cut MK10 and MK7 machines. Knowledge on the Ac-cut XR machines. Receive, label, mark and inventory supplies for in going and out going. Inventory Glue, carpet padding and Vinyl. In charge of reshipping damage good to suppliers. Responsibilities implied: using forklift to pull orders, working in the receiving and shipping department, picking, packing, and scanning orders using a palletizer and also doing inventory. Safely and accurately calculated, built and assembled customer orders to prepare them for delivery, inner-yard transfer or customer pick-up. Safely and accurately loaded material for delivery onto trucks with the guidance of the truck driver responsible for making the delivery. Unloaded stock incoming material from vendors. Other responsibilities included: handling and organizing all material as to minimize damage, operating forklift equipment and maintaining care to minimize damage and down time and safely and neatly maintaining storage areas, entry and exit points, and all high traffic avenues of all facilities to bar free of trash and debris to allow for unobstructed safe passage. Professionally and courteously assisted all customers as the entered the yard for material pick-up or returns.

Supervise eight staff members which include civilian and military personnel. Active management, to include quality control, research, orders and re-supply, of 800 lines of stocked medical supplies. Administrator for the Theater Army Medical Management Information System (TAMMIS), TAMMIS Customer Assistance Module (TCAM), Combat Automation Support System – Medical (CASS-M) and DMLSS Customer Assistance Module (DCAM). Utilize TAMMIS to manage and maintain 408 customer accounts. Order medical supplies for customers in the Iraq Theater of Operations and maintain stock level of the warehouse. Have extensive knowledge on training and supervisory techniques for employee performances, as well as employee policies and procedures in supply management. Have a profound ability to instruct, direct, and evaluate employees’ performances. Ensure competency training is current. Experience and licenses on military forklift 4k, 6k and 10k. Knowledge of supply regulations, policies, and procedures to conduct extensive searches for information requested by the customer. Conducts extensive and exhaustive searches for required information, reconstruct supply records for complex supply transaction, conduct investigations to determine causes of inventory discrepancies and process inquiries relative to the proper identification of items, accuracy of National Stock Number (NSN), and other miscellaneous inquiries concerning asset processing. Performs in-depth research of potential denial actions and determines necessary adjustment action. Actions taken include denial, receipt revision, cancellation, or other computer adjustment action to correct the counts. Performs research and makes necessary adjustments to balance physical counts to computer records. Have maintains various files, to support the adjustments actions taken in supply management. Conduct physical inventories and location surveys and adjust and maintain account records on a monthly and quarterly basis.