Support company manufacturing activities 24/7Responds to work orders and ride downtime calls in a timely mannerOversee PLC system maintenance and upgradesDiagnostics, inspection and optimization of equipment, including maintenance of PLC systemsProgram, repair and maintain the sites electrical, control, network and PLC systemsCommunicate with the various Maintenance departments to maintain a productive and satisfying work environment;Conducts maintenance of computerized control systems and electrical equipment;Assist in installation, remodeling, retrofits and rehabilitates equipment and buildings as needed;

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ICQA troubleshooters are responsible for utilizing problem solving techniques to correct inventory and operational issues while ensuring facility financial and unit inventory integrity is maintained. Perform other duties as assigned. • Physically count, move boxes and use lifts to accurately perform cycle counts of warehouse items. • Perform root-cause analysis and provide consistent feedback on inventory issues to Supervisor and/ or management. • Research and locate missing products. • Completion of the daily task list. • Assist in training new hires in department processes. • Any other function management deems essential. • Regular, dependable attendance & punctuality.

Correctional officers are responsible for overseeing individuals who have been arrested and are awaiting trial or who have been sentenced to serve time in jail or prison. Bailiffs, also known as marshals or court officers, are law enforcement officers who maintain safety and order in courtrooms. Their duties, which vary by court, include enforcing courtroom rules, assisting judges, guarding juries, delivering court documents, and providing general security for courthouses.• Enforce rules and keep order within jails or prisons • Supervise activities of inmates • Inspect facilities to ensure that they meet security and safety standards • Search inmates for contraband items • Report on inmate conduct • Escort and transport inmates Correctional officers may have to restrain inmates in handcuffs and leg irons to escort them safely to and from cells and to see authorized visitors. Officers also escort prisoners to courtrooms, medical facilities, and other destinations.

Correctional officers are responsible for overseeing individuals who have been arrested and are awaiting trial or who have been sentenced to serve time in jail or prison. Bailiffs, also known as marshals or court officers, are law enforcement officers who maintain safety and order in courtrooms. Their duties, which vary by court, include enforcing courtroom rules, assisting judges, guarding juries, delivering court documents, and providing general security for courthouses. • Enforce rules and keep order within jails or prisons. • Supervise activities of inmates. • Inspect facilities to ensure that they meet security and safety standards. • Security round • Log sheets • Watch surveillance cameras • Monitor who comes in and out of the facility • Use a radio for communication

• Quickly and effectively investigates claims, negotiates equitable settlements and authorizes prompt payments to policyholders. • Reviews insurance forms for accuracy and completeness. Calls or writes to the insured party or others involved to secure missing information. • Reviews the claim file and the insurance policy to determine coverage. Transmits routine claims for payment; informs claims supervisor of those claims needing further investigation. • Investigates claims as necessary, through use of physical evidence, securing testimony from relevant parties, and examining reports.• Promptly negotiates settlements, making sure that the settlement reflects the actual claimant losses while also being certain that the insurer is protected from invalid claims. • Attends court hearings if litigation becomes necessary.

The Healthcare Receivables Specialists responsible for performing phone activities in an effort to service and collect patient accounts receivables for medical accounts. The Healthcare Receivables Specialist will locate and communicate with patients via the telephone in order to obtain repayment in full or to establish acceptable payment arrangements. Additionally, Healthcare Receivables Specialist will resolve issues of a non-routine nature as necessary as well as answer patients questions and research account changes when necessary and contract observance functions to ensure compliance of all company, client, and federal and state regulations. • Achieve assigned goals (resolutions, call quality, productivity standards - specified by line of business). • Make required number of phone calls daily as determined by management. • Profile patients and obtain financial information. Update demographic and financial information on each call. • Negotiate the best possible arrangements. • Proficiency with company telephone system while placing outbound calls and accepting inbound calls • Use job aids and crosswalks to answer patient questions and resolve accounts in an efficient manner. • Perform account research and document findings. • Effectively communicate with patients and client to obtain necessary account information. • Ensure strong communication skills to convey intricate account information. • Maintain high quality account handling per client standards. • Work within FDCPA, state regulations, department/division & all Compliance Policies. • Maintain clear, concise and accurate documentation of all attempts and/or contacts made and received for accounts in accordance with company and client specifications. • Maintain current knowledge of and comply with all federal and state rules and regulations governing phone calls and collections including HIPAA, FDCPA, Privacy Act, FCRA, etc. • Attend training sessions as directed by management.

December 2018 to March 2019 • Secures premises and personnel by patrolling property • monitoring surveillance equipment • inspecting buildings • equipment • access points • permitting entry • Provide office support through administrative and clerical tasks • Answering and directing incoming calls• Distributing mail and internal correspondence • Ordering supplies • providing badges to new employees

Senior correctional officer, inmate relations is a uniformed, security trained member of the unit management team responsible for resolving daily inmate and staff issues before they become significant matters, incidents or grievances. Ensures that services and programs are deliver to inmates at the assigned time in the assigned units. Example. • Paying inmates • adding numbers for call outs • collecting inmates for call outs • collecting supplies and Materials needed for inmates and staff • supervising staff and helping handle Daly issue and give guidance. Etc.

Correctional counselor duties include planning education for and training programs for offenders and training programs. Uniformed security trained member of the unit team responsible for • Training programs (anger management classes) • prea response team member • keeping unit and sanitation in being met by inmates • resolving issues for staff before becomes significantly a problem • weapons certified • Vehicle certified • pre review board member • read and serve disciplinary tickets to offenders • collect supplies for staff and offenders • OC spray certified • Organize and set up fun raisers for organizations

Correctional officers are responsible for overseeing individuals who have been arrested and are awaiting trial or who have been sentenced to serve time in jail or prison. Bailiffs, also known as marshals or court officers, are law enforcement officers who maintain safety and order in courtrooms. Their duties, which vary by court, include enforcing courtroom rules, assisting judges, guarding juries, delivering court documents, and providing general security for courthouses. • Enforce rules and keep order within jails or prisons • Supervise activities of inmates • Inspect facilities to ensure that they meet security and safety standards• Search inmates for contraband items • Report on inmate conduct • Escort and transport inmates Correctional officers may have to restrain inmates in handcuffs and leg irons to escort them safely to and from cells and to see authorized visitors. Officers also escort prisoners to courtrooms, medical facilities, and other destinations.