Michaella Green

Possessing a high level of leadership ability, patience, persistence and enthusiasm to properly motivate subordinate Soldiers to perform their best.

Evaluated Soldiers yearly based on their performance.

Maintained security of all local areas providing security for our most highest-ranking officials.

• Routinely OIC (Officer in Charge) and Desk Officer for our most disruptive Incarcerated Individuals.
• Observed and supervised Incarcerated Individuals throughout, meal time, recreation, phone calls.
• Conducted routine headcount.
• Escorted Incarcerated Individuals to and from cells, court, hospitals and hospital trips.
• Conducted random pat downs, and routine cell searches as part of Incarcerated Individual treatment requirements.

• Trained 5 assemblers and provided adequate knowledge about electrical, hydraulic processes in completing a heavy haul trailer.
• Implemented safety regulations.
• Inspected trailers directly to identify and correct any issues or defects before the trailer was invoiced and for customer pickup.
• Filed all documentation correctly and efficiently.

• Assigned tasks to 25 members based on individual strengths and promoted a team-work driven environment to meet goals.
• Met and exceeded productivity by meeting the goal of daily invoiced trailers at an average of $220,000.
• Promoted quality checks by making a sign off inspection sheet for each trailer, ensuring all team members signed off when their task was complete.
• Ensured all team members were wearing the appropriate PPE when arriving to work to make the shop floor safe.
• Oversaw all hiring processes.

• Operated and maintained machines to make acid lead batteries.
• Read specifications to determine machine adjustments and material requirements.
• Follows sequences for operational procedures on a computer.
• Achieved meeting above the standard ensuring receiving the weekly battery bonus.

• Conducted thorough examinations of animals to identify concerns such as illnesses, diseases and injuries, as well as monitor and document physical changes.
• Kept detailed farrowing charts per sow.
• Ensuring all sows were receiving the appropriate amount of food, as well as access to water.

• Booked new Incarcerated Individuals into facility and processed individuals for release.
• Tracked Incarcerated Individuals through head counts, visitor logs and scheduled activities.
• Observed and supervised Incarcerated Individuals throughout visits, meal time, recreation, phone calls and showers.
• Led intake and processing of Incarcerated Individuals by handling paperwork, searches, interviews and fingerprinting.
• Escorted Federal Inmates to and from cells, court, hospitals and medical appointments.
• Led disciplinary hearings and made recommendations for sentencing.