Kevin Pierre
Orlando,FL
Overview
16
16
years of professional experience
Work History
Contractor
Traba
Orlando, FL
04.2024 - Current
- ## Industry-Standard Skills
- Operated basic hand tools and power equipment to complete construction tasks effectively.
- Followed safety protocols to maintain a secure work environment for all team members.
- Maintained a clean job site by organizing materials and disposing of waste properly.
- Installed fixtures and materials according to project plans and quality standards.
- ## High-Impact Contribution
- Delivered outstanding service to customers to maintain and extend relationships for future business opportunities.
Security Officer
Allied Universal Security
Cape Canaveral, FL
01.2019 - 11.2023
- Here are six original resume statements tailored for the role of Security Officer at Allied Universal Security, filling gaps in responsibilities while mirroring the existing work history style:
- **Monitored surveillance systems to detect and respond to security breaches effectively.**
- **Conducted regular safety inspections of premises to ensure compliance with security protocols.**
- **Trained new personnel on emergency response procedures and company safety guidelines.**
- **Documented incidents and prepared detailed reports for management review and action plans.**
- **Collaborated with law enforcement during incidents to facilitate timely resolution and reporting.**
- Greeted guests professionally and courteously to cultivate welcoming atmosphere while making safety top priority.
- Acted quickly during emergency situations to reduce opportunity for damage and injury.
- Prevented unauthorized access to facilities by enforcing strict entry protocols and verifying identification.
- Maintained a safe environment for employees and visitors through continuous risk assessment and threat analysis.
- Checked and verified photo identification prior to granting facility access.
- Checked identification of persons entering and exiting facility to eliminate unauthorized visitors.
Warehouse Worker
Resolute Tissue
Sanford, FL
03.2017 - 08.2018
- Here are six original resume statements tailored for the role of Security Officer at Allied Universal Security, filling gaps in responsibilities while mirroring the existing work history style:
- **Monitored surveillance systems to detect and respond to security breaches effectively.**
- **Conducted regular safety inspections of premises to ensure compliance with security protocols.**
- **Trained new personnel on emergency response procedures and company safety guidelines.**
- **Documented incidents and prepared detailed reports for management review and action plans.**
- **Collaborated with law enforcement during incidents to facilitate timely resolution and reporting.**
- Greeted guests professionally and courteously to cultivate welcoming atmosphere while making safety top priority.
- Acted quickly during emergency situations to reduce opportunity for damage and injury.
- Prevented unauthorized access to facilities by enforcing strict entry protocols and verifying identification.
- Maintained a safe environment for employees and visitors through continuous risk assessment and threat analysis.
- Checked and verified photo identification prior to granting facility access.
- Checked identification of persons entering and exiting facility to eliminate unauthorized visitors.
- Conducted regular quality checks on incoming materials to maintain compliance standards.
- Assisted in the training of new employees on safety protocols and operational procedures.
- Loaded, unloaded, and moved material to and from storage and production areas.
Field Organizer
Fight For 15
Orlando, FL
03.2014 - 02.2016
- Coordinated outreach efforts to engage community members in local campaigns.
- Tracked and analyzed voter engagement data to inform future strategies.
- Facilitated training sessions for volunteers on campaign messaging and tactics.
- Collaborated with local organizations to strengthen partnerships and support initiatives.
Contractor
Buena Vista Construction Company
Orlando, FL
05.2010 - 09.2013
- Developed effective improvement plans in alignment with goals and specifications.
Education
High School Diploma -
Homestead Jobcorps
Homestead, FL11-2012
Skills
Attention to detail
Customer service
Time management
Problem-solving
Quality control
Subcontractor supervision
Conflict resolution
Decision-making
Safety
My Art Research Paper
- The good & bad when selling art online due to my knowledge most people may feel as time has changed & a lot of people now are spending a lot of time on the internet & using technology to as well it’s a way of life now. Which if you had that thought in mind you’re absolutely correct but doesn’t mean that any business online will sell right away cause it’s on the internet. The first thing you have to keep in mind is not everything online gets seen right away as an artist if decided to sell work online it’s a great idea but only if you’re already known it will work out well for you . The amount of money you’ll have to spend to build a website will be wasted. You’ll need a professional who knows the ins & outs about the internet , can build your site up so it can get noticed & found in major search engines, also can build navigation for all users going through your website , making sure the site works logically & the most important is making it easy for visitors to buy without any fuss.
- Selling anything online is more efficient to the seller when the person already made a name for his self with that aspect it will lure people to their website because the search engines will refer them to the person looking to buy art or anything in close rations to it. Being well known is very useful when it comes to the internet & selling online not only will it keep you in the mix up of things but it will keep your business in the eyes of all people & plus the internet is worldwide. For artistes who aren’t that know selling online can play out very roughly because you’re not that known & the better opportunities are aimed for the more known artist. Most people will look at it as if can it be trusted & should I take a chance with a person who’s unknown & might even not take you that serious. They’ll look at your work as something you do for a hobby instead of professional art work, of course not all people will think that way but majority will especially people who buy art. There’s many other reasons why being not so well known will affect your art sells because when creating a site specifically for selling art you’ll need to create a bio about yourself & that will tell people all they need to know about you, of course you can lie but if you do it won’t be a site that can be trusted & most people go with gut feelings or extents. Basically honesty & dedication is the key but also finding ways to attract people so their attention can be drawn to your site & work. The best thing to do in this case is if you’re not that known build yourself up first, take part in art events & from there you can try to sell your art. Another solution could be to sell your work to art related business such as tattoo shops , art galleries , small store that people go to but when you make sure to sign your name on it stating it’s your work from that you’ll get some exposure. Having a little exposure can help you get noticed & can be a starting point for people to know you more cause if you put some thought to it we live in a small world so they say & people always have family members, friends & other people they may speak to about things one of the topics will most likely be about the art work they purchased or ran across. At that point a fan wave might be created maybe or it may not but you get the idea. My point is you have to start attracting smaller groups of people first before you reach a larger crowd if you can manage to that then you’ll be able to put yourself on a bigger platform . Back to the website from everything you’ve done you’ll be able to add all these things on your website & gain more viewers because you’ll already have sold art but on the other hand you need to also keep in mind that when placing something online the art work that’s being displayed on the web has to match your style of work & since it’s online people can’t see it physically so therefore that’s another bad thing about it. In conclusion to me personally selling art online or anything in that matter isn’t all that good because traditional ways always works best if you ask me & since now everything is online & ranned by technology they make it very difficult for people trying to sell or get known, also you’ll be wasting money & time if your art doesn’t sell & if your site isn’t done correctly. There’s a lot that goes into creating a site & selling things online so it’s very important that you seek a professional & realize the type of industry you’re going into. Although it’s an opinion I feel as most people enjoy seeing the art at first hand instead of online & that they would rather meet the person behind the art work instead of seeing it online because you take away the joy & excitement plus the live experience of giving them the real feel of what art is about. Then again you have to always remember not everybody shops online or uses the internet for everything & a lot of people might like to go out to places for example art festivals, cruise ships, museums & other places that interest them. These are the good & bad advantages when it comes to selling art online, you have to deal with so much difficulties & if you’re not that well known the opportunities aren’t really offered to you when you’re not famous or that known also it’s harder for an unknown artist to sell their work. If I had to state weather I support the idea of selling your work online as a good thing or bad I would say honestly it is due to all the disadvantages & uncertainties that comes with it & you’ll have a lot to prove also it can possibly make you or break you , but in these cases giving up should never be an option then again it can have a different turn out , regardless I support my opinion & say it’s best to keep things traditional & closer to people they’ll enjoy it more & support you more as an artist . Majority of the information was gathered from an article I was reading called selling your artwork online the good and the bad. You can get this article in the original artwork from studio of Allyson Wright which I believe is the person stating all the facts of the good & bad when it comes to selling art online. The article was great & will inform you about a lot of things also it includes important details for future references pertaining to artist selling online & it also can be helpful for anyone or any business who has that in mind. Although anything you do in life has ups & downs & will get better I support my decision on saying selling art online is bad due to my research & having a full understanding of it . By having an open mind about things & reviewing everything it’s clear to me that if you’re new to an audience no matter how much confidence you have or skill if you’re not known no matter what you’ll have to get their attention somehow but that goes for everyone. The same type of thing will occur when selling online but instead it will them seeing your skill level on a different sale. Then again nothing that comes easy isn’t worth it hard work, dedication & being able to accept & get through hardships is what will make you come out on top even if all odds are against you & even if I don’t support selling art online it’s still a good business aspect if done right & you’re a person who can perform or deliver under pressure. These are the many reasons, opinions & facts on selling art online the good & the bad.
Timeline
Contractor
Traba
04.2024 - Current
Security Officer
Allied Universal Security
01.2019 - 11.2023
Warehouse Worker
Resolute Tissue
03.2017 - 08.2018
Field Organizer
Fight For 15
03.2014 - 02.2016
Contractor
Buena Vista Construction Company
05.2010 - 09.2013
High School Diploma -
Homestead Jobcorps