Angel Garcia

I was responsible for tying down several types of aircraft of all sizes, those being helicopters, fighter jets, skids and non skids as well as launching them for day and night operations in the US Navy. As well as learning firefighting on how to fight aircraft fires in an open space and in an enclosed space, including how to handle a hose and light off a AFFF station and report to the on-scene leader. I also have experience in directing aircraft with a plane captain inside and with the driver on ground support equipment gear. Might I also add that I have experience driving ground support equipment. Another responsibility I had was to attach different size towbars from whichever aircraft to the tow tractor for the drivers.

My former job as a former employee at Juice It Up was a team member on paper. But I was mostly a food preparation worker for fresh and frozen consumables. I learned how to disinfect and sanitize equipment, as well as make fresh juices and smoothies for in person customers and receiving electronic orders. And half the time I would do cashier work when no one else was available and count exactly how much money we had before closing time. Half of the time I was behind the cash register because I spoke Spanish and none of my other coworkers spoke Spanish so my team manager deemed me as more important. Even though I started prepping consumables, towards the end of my time I spent more and more time behind the register.

My job as a former employee at Kohl’s was mostly being behind the cash register and encouraging shoppers to register for our Kohl’s cash rewards system for those who weren’t already registered. I am also bilingual in English and Spanish which made me more valuable to be behind the register because most of our customers were Spanish speaking. And occasionally I would stock up boxes as well as unbox whatever was needed whenever it was a light day and no one else was available. I’m used to working on the holidays and filling in needed shifts if necessary.