Brenda Flores

This was a temporary project I was in, right before we moved out to Texas.

• Performed cable tray and support installation.
• Electrical terminations.
• Reading blueprints.
• Pulled cable for lighting, power, and UPS.

• Read and interpreted layout blueprints, schematics, diagrams, and installation of new systems.
• Replaced defective circuit breakers, fuses, switches, outlets, lighting fixtures and other components as needed.
• Used hand tools, such as wire strippers and cutters, to prepare wires for connections to junction boxes, I/O boxes, and terminals.
• Ran cable for power distribution from main panels to branch circuits.
• Identified problems with circuits or equipment using testing devices, such as multimeters.
• Pulled wires through conduit runs using fish tapes, when necessary.
• Assembled junction boxes according to system needs, such as shutdown and automation.
• Operated hand and power tools, such as knock out sets, wrenches, ratchets, drills, jig saws, and band saw, to complete various aspects of jobs.
• Worked in a team-based and solo environment to accomplish projects.
• Assisted with electrical installation tasks, added new wiring, or replacements. And adjusted breaker boxes.
• Measured and prepared supplies for electrical tasks.

• Greeted customers, provided menus, and seated them according to rotation.
• Made weekly schedules and payrolls.
• Made orders to providers through the phone and emails to restock groceries and other needs.
• In charge of the cashier balancing at the end of the day.
• Took orders for food and drinks and delivered them to guests.
• Provided customer service when needed and took care of requests or complaints.
• Prepared checks accurately and processed payments promptly.
• Provided accurate change for cash transactions using a cash register system.
• Rolled silverware and set up food stations and dining areas to prepare for next shift or large parties.
• Trained new employees to perform duties.
• Took reservations and to-go orders on the phone and in person.

In Mexico there is a company in charge of giving services to gas stations such as repairs, refills, tanks cleaning (that's part of maintainance) equipment replacements like breakers, screens, hoses and even stickers everything you see a pump has on, either costumers had a contract or was a one time service we would provide. This company, GAREL, would also build new gas stations from scratch since we had all that was needed to build them.

I was part of the customer service area, and I would perform tasks like:

• Assisted customers over the phone, providing helpful information regarding products and services.
• Provided product knowledge and quotes to new customers through effective communication.
• Maintained a clean and organized work area at all times.
• Performed administrative tasks such as filing documents, entering data into computer systems.
• Managed stock levels by ordering necessary supplies when needed.
• Prepared reports on sales figures and customer feedback for management review.
• Developed relationships with repeat customers by recognizing individual preferences when possible.