Brianna Edenfield

Being a wastewater treatment operator is making sure the product in your area is getting cleaned during the treatment process. By doing this we must take samples of the water from a designated point that everyone else takes it and test it to compare our readings to trends or other operators bench test. The procedure is taken every two hours or hourly to document changes so adjustments in chemical dosage or adjustments in equipment can be made. That is why checking the equipment in your area and calibrating them is also important so that way we are certain that it’s up to par with maintaining the product coming through the area. One day you may be sitting by the monitor and watching your trends in the A/C and the next day you could be working with a group of people taking turns turning a huge block valves that millions and millions of water flows through. There's always somethings new and exciting and constantly changing in the plant and that’s what I find intriguing.

• Sampled and tested wastewater, applied chemical dosing, received chemical shipments and performed wastewater plant preventive maintenance and minor corrective maintenance.
• Prepared field reports and performed process control analysis and verified compliance with local, state and federal operating regulations.
• Operated, monitored, maintained and performed troubleshooting for wastewater treatment facility mechanical and electrical systems.
• Performed watch duties and maintenance for plant chlorination equipment, centrifuges, heat exchanger equipment, boilers, valves, pipes and meters.
• Supervised shift work periodically to support upper management, created and assigned work orders and monitored overall plant operation.
• Monitored, adjusted, and maintained chemical feed systems for pH control, chlorine disinfection, and sludge conditioning.
• Maintained records of process operations including flows rates, chemical dosages, test results, maintenance activities and other relevant data.

Working as a custodian I was in charge of maintaining the cleanliness of the buildings and surrounding grounds. My position also entailed odd jobs like repainting curbs and buildings and checking fire extinguishers.

• Sweeping, mopping, and vacuuming floors; cleaning bathrooms, kitchens, and other common areas; emptying trash cans and disposing of waste appropriately.
• Cleaning windows, mirrors, walls, and ceilings; dusting furniture and wiping down surfaces.
• Followed all safety procedures when handling hazardous materials.
• Demonstrated proper use of PPE and understood procedures necessary to minimize exposure to chemicals while performing daily tasks.
• Stocked supplies in restroom and other stations throughout office building.
• Performed periodic deep cleans of entire facility as needed.
• Applied insecticides and rodenticides to eliminate or control infestations.
• Fumigate buildings and work vehicles monthly

As an Amazon picker I was given a route to follow throughout the warehouse, responsible for gathering packages in a timely manner that were scheduled to be sent out for delivery by our drivers. These routes on our handheld device pertained colors and numbers I would have to find throughout the warehouse and match with so I can place them in my cart then the designated station for the delivery driver to load their van with.

• Picked products from designated locations using various tools and transferred to appropriate areas for further processing.
• Accurately documented package information by completing associated paperwork, attaching labels and running barcodes using phone scanners.
• Monitored aisles and floor areas for neatness and organization to enable forklifts to effectively operate throughout warehouse.
• Reported missing and leaking issues to manager for immediate remediation.
• Selected products and items from shelves and pallets for customer orders.

As a power jump operator it is my responsibly to comfort the children and give them the fun experience, while securing kids in harnesses assuring their safety before lifting them off the tramp. Supervising customers and our workers safety was an important duty as well. When the day was done our next task as a group would be to carefully take down the equipment and inspect it to make sure there are no damages that should be looked or serviced before the next time we set it up.

• Checked equipment for defects before and after shift and submitted report indicating equipment condition.
• Organized and coordinated comprehensive and consistent training drills to increase employee safety awareness.

Being a PCA I was responsible for picking up my clients kids up from school, preparing dinners, housekeeping, and accompanying them with running errands. Being a PCA means that you must be patient and have the passion to assist others, to provide that companionship and getting to know the patients likes and dislikes. Being organized and supportive along with having a positive attitude.

• Improved patient outlook and daily living through compassionate care.
• Transported clients to locations such as medical appointments and group meetings to maintain social connections and meet medical needs.
• Performed light housekeeping duties such as, making beds, sweeping floors and sanitizing surfaces.
• Provided ongoing compassionate patient care for each client.
• Performed housekeeping duties including laundry, vacuuming, dusting, mopping floors and changing bed linens.

Taking care of customers to provide to utmost satisfaction while attending multiple task throughout the restaurant.

• Prepared salads, appetizers and set up garnish stations to assist kitchen staff.
• Maintained accuracy while handling payments, giving change and printing receipts to customers.
• Stocked server areas with supplies before, during and after shifts to boost performance of serving staff.
• Assisted kitchen staff with food counts by determining number of items required for complete service.
• Addressed concerns or complaints quickly to improve service and escalated more advanced issues to management for resolution.
• Communicated with event coordinators to verify appropriate and adequate accommodations for larger parties.