James Aguilar

• Performs locate services primarily for the Criminal Divisions of the District Attorney's Office and the Department of Child Support Services, using the California Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (CLETS), the Kern Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS) and other available computer sources
• Examine public and private records for personal history and other data
• Locates and effects service of process on persons involved in criminal, civil and child support cases by personally searching for such people
• Handles and diffuses hostile situations involving people who may attempt to avoid service of criminal subpoenas or summons and complaints in child support cases, and who may have outstanding warrants for their arrest
• Processes and serves documents such as legal motions, subpoenas, orders and complaints
• Collects, preserves, identifies and records objects of evidence
• Testifies in court as to the development and presentation of evidence
• Assists in the transportation and travel scheduling of witnesses
• Interviews with case participants, witnesses, and other interested parties at the request of and under the supervision of staff attorneys
• Positions assigned to the Department of Child Support Services Obtains routine stipulations for DNA parentage testing, and stipulations to paternity only in cases where the alleged father is incarcerated
• Make entries in child support computer system to record actions taken in cases
• Conducted interviews with witnesses and clients.
• Collaborated with federal agencies on investigations.
• Collected, analyzed and interpreted information, documentation, and physical evidence associated with investigations.
• Conducted thorough face-to-face interviews with employers, families, neighbors, friends, and suspects, and documented investigative findings.
• Documented findings and prepared detailed reports.
• Carefully documented statements, observations, and evidentiary materials.
• Testified in court during [Type] proceedings and trials.

• Customer service meeting with managers at different locations, delivering products.
• Drivers average 2,100 miles per week, and hauls average 316 miles.
• Schedule: 34 hours reset weekly (possibility of getting home for occasional 10-hour breaks).
• Sleeper trucks with automatic transmissions, pulling 53-ft dry van and reefer trailers.

• Correctional Lieutenant is a second-level supervisory position in corrections, responsible for managing and supervising correctional staff and inmates, ensuring safety and security, and investigating issues within the facility
• Supervision and Leadership: Supervises correctional officers, sergeants, and other staff
• Directs the activities of a large correctional force
• Ensures the safety and security of staff, inmates, and the facility
• Acts as a shift supervisor, ensuring smooth operations and responding to emergencies
• Manages inmate work assignments and supervises inmate movement
• Security and Operations: Enforces rules and maintains order within the facility
• Supervises the inspection of incoming and outgoing vehicles, materials, and supplies
• Directs inspections for contraband
• Investigates issues affecting staff, inmates, and operational procedures
• Responds to and supervises subordinates and inmates in emergency situations
• Administrative and Procedural: Assists in formulating security and work procedures
• May be involved in developing operational policies and guidelines
• Manages the custodial staff assignment program
• Conducts the institution's criminal investigation program
• Other: May handle, control, and oversee inmates
• Performs related duties as required
• RETIRED

• Completed toxicology exams and investigations on bodies to gather additional evidence for analysis.
• Reported cases of foul play or other problematic causes of death to appropriate legal authorities for further review.
• Analyzed bodily injuries and evidence to determine causes and manners of death for deceased of all ages and backgrounds.
• Completed death certificates with assignment of cause and manner of death.
• Conducted preliminary examinations of bodies to identify victims, locate signs of trauma and identify factors indicative of time of death.
• Took notes on body injuries and other possible causes of deaths and completed detailed reports.
• Testified at inquests, hearings and court trials.
• Communicated with families and next of kin to assist in cause of death investigations.
• Inquired into cause, manner and circumstances of human deaths and established identities of deceased persons.
• Developed strong organizational and communication skills through coursework and volunteer activities.
• Read wills and other legal documents to understand individual and religious wishes related to handling of bodies.
• Strengthened communication skills through regular interactions with others.
• Self-motivated, with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
• Exercised leadership capabilities by successfully motivating and inspiring others.
• Worked effectively in fast-paced environments.
• Demonstrated a high level of initiative and creativity while tackling difficult tasks.
• Developed and maintained courteous and effective working relationships.
• Used critical thinking to break down problems, evaluate solutions and make decisions.
• Participated in team projects, demonstrating an ability to work collaboratively and effectively.

• Drive the truck to deliver high-pressure gas cylinders to the customer's place of business. Issue or obtain the customer’s signature on the receipt for pickup or delivery.
• Operate a forklift, pallet jack, and other warehouse equipment.
• Obtain customer signature, ensure piece count matches load manifest, and collect empty dry ice boxes to be returned to the plant and/or branch.
• Provide customer service, and give feedback from customers to the Branch Manager.
• Maintain accurate driving log information and data.
• Perform pre- and post-trip inspections on trucks according to DOT and company maintenance checklists. Keep the inside of the truck clean.
• Comply with all company policies, safety policies and procedures, and DOT and OSHA requirements.
• Secure cargo prior to, and during, transit.
• Maintain an appropriate driver’s license and DOT medical card.

• Desert Storm veteran.

The Marine Corps Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) 1391 is for Bulk Fuel Specialists. These specialists install, operate, maintain, and repair fuel handling units and equipment. They also test petroleum products to evaluate their quality for use in amphibious assault fuel-handling systems.

Other responsibilities of a Bulk Fuel Specialist include implementing a Petroleum Quality Assurance and Control Program, preparing Tactical Fuel Systems (TFS) for storage, supervising a Maintenance Management Program, and determining days of supply by type of fuel.