Khalil Abusakran

• Accurately kept track of every time and distance of every horse that trained each morning.
• Essential to Identify markings and color of the horses to ensure the correct horse gets their respected time.
• Entered the collected data for each respective time and horse name into a database for Equibase to publish workouts.
• Being able to quickly identify saddle tiles for every trainer to ensure the times from pole started to pole finished.
• Staying alert for safety hazards for example: loose horses, break downs, and debris on race course is part of track safety therefore you must radio in and alert the respective outrider of said issue.

Recommendation contact:

Mike Diliberto (Head Clocker)

(504-906-2546)

• Assign course surface and distance into software on a computer for the programming of sensors to ensure accurate data will be collected.
• Mark in system any scratches that take place before post time and any late scratches that occur as well as check that all post times are accurate for sensor start and end times.
• Properly assign sensors to each race and ensure that each one has programming started to the devices, and place designated sensor into the pocket of correct number saddle tile that is assigned to each device.
• Return each device to the system to download data acquired on each sensor and ensure it properly transfers data collected.
• Process all information collected at end of each race day to upload data to a cloud for other sectors to analyze and break down data to send out reports for trainers so they can be aware if their respected horse is showing of any signs injury.

• Responsible for fulfilling orders and checking that the material gets loaded accordingly per job location.
• Communicated material requisitions for future orders using Microsoft Word/ Excel.
• Maintained accurate records of shipments and returns for the material used during each job assignment.
• Responsible for a crew of guys ensuring they are doing their job correctly and safely.
• Checked material inventories and ordered new items or have existing items transferred from yard to yard as needed to prevent shortages.
• Inspected scaffold components for defects before use.
• Conducted visual inspections of scaffolds for loose connections or damaged components.

Recommendation contact:

Raymond Ferrante ( Operations manager)

(443-229-7692)

• Installed and maintained telecommunications systems, security cameras, routers , switches, motion sensors, door locking panels and more.
• Completed site surveys to determine the best placement for new installs or for replacing existing equipment.
• Programmed NVRs as needed for recording video from security systems.
• Retrieved footage from NVRs as needed for investigation purposes.
• Planned security installations by surveying locations, laying out equipment and reading wiring plans.
• Configured access control systems including card readers, keypads, biometric readers.
• Programmed control panels and associated devices such as motion detectors, door contacts, glass break detectors.
• Provided technical support, troubleshooting, and repairs for security alarm systems.
• Trained customers on how to properly operate their new or upgraded security alarm system.
• Trained associates on proper operation of security systems to prevent false alarms.