Jett Kuckert

Completed seasonal contract from April 19th to November 4th. Started off by Cleaning and setting up lodging for the start of the season. I worked at the Old Faithful Lodge bussing tables and serving food. I extended my contract when the old faithful lodge shut down and took a position at the geyser grill. I prepared orders, ran grill and maintained the lobby on scheduled days.

Started on the inside palletizing boxes of salmon and other fish while packing ice making sure they are ready to be delivered. After a month I asked to work at the dock, where I learned how to identify many different species and types of fish. All of the dock duties were done in a fast efficient matter. I ended up completing my agreed upon seasonal contract.

Worked with my colleagues to insure the store was stocked every night, paying close attention to detail so it looked neat and orderly for the customers to come in every morning. Pallet jack/electric experience. I did my job to the companies standards and was praised for the way I'd make the aisles look neat and orderly. Ended up taking a job in oregon because I wanted to see the west coast and the opportunities and experiences out there.

Alphia is a dog food processing plant, I spent most of my time stacking pallets for the forklifts to take to storage, canned food Dry food. There was always a way to pack in onto the pallet. When I first started I would pack biscuits by hand, then they taught me how to use the robots who pack it themselves, you make sure they run correctly as they run into many slip ups all through the night. Before I left this job, I got a $1 raise and was moved to canned, running the canned machine that would preload canned foods in boxes to be set on pallets. This machine usually went through 25k cans a night and needed lots of maintenance to run, from scraping glue, to making sure the machine has enough boxes to unfold when all the canned food gets bundled up in the boxes to then be stacked. Other rules, I supervised the line with no on else watching. Only reason I don't work here anymore is because this company was paying bus rides and rooms for people to come work for them, all the way to ogden from wyoming.

Many different tasks that were cycled out to everyone on different days at random such as using a pallet jack to get crates out of semis for them to be inducted. I inducted which is scanning packages for them to be placed onto the belt where they then go to different isles to be picked. I also picked which is grabbing the boxes and packages off the belts and placing them where they needed to go for them to then be stowed. Stowing was another task I did which is scanning packages and boxes into the right bag for them to grabbed at the end of the day by all associates, you have a cart and are timed to grab all the bags that the packages are stored into for the delivery drivers to sort to get them where they need to be. I also got to train new people and supervise them every now and then by making sure they are hitting rates at the time amazon expects all associates to get there job done at a specific pace. If they do not reach these goals, we are asked to accompany them and then resolve the problem so all time standards at Amazon are being met by each employee.

Apprentice electrician work, such as, helping my crew on sight with electrical work. This consisted mostly on wiring gas stations and their systems. I pulled wire, cleaned up sight and maintained some of my journeymen work without supervision after getting trained on the basics to make their job go quicker. Bending conduit threading pipe and getting supplies where they needed to be for the job to go by quicker. My boss ended up retiring after one of the master electricians quit after a 118 day In the sun so I looked for opportunities elsewhere.

I worked quick list for a couple months then put in my two weeks to move.

Worked here for a short amount of time. I just took care lobby of lobby worked as a cashier until I moved. Had a good relationship with my old boss here.

Worked here for a year, cleaned rooms while doing midnight front desk tasks like laundry, checking in guests. Maintaining the hotel, Cleaning rooms and doing night audits.

Multiple Skills learned, from intensive labor such as throwing 50 pound solalar panels. Wiring panels and making sure I don't cause a power surge by connecting panels wrong. 18 an Hr, made 23 an hour before the job was finished and everyone was laid off.

I worked deli as a frycook, where the school would come everyday, usually changed out 3 fryers daily as well as packaging some food and taking care of the deli area and making sure it's stocked up.