Ronnae Simmons

• Monitored inmate behavior to maintain safety and security within facility.
• Documented incidents and wrote reports for management review and record-keeping.
• Communicated effectively with colleagues during shift changes and emergencies.
• Participated in training programs on safety protocols and emergency procedures.
• Enforced prison rules and regulations while maintaining a safe environment for inmates and staff.
• During my time working here as a correctional officer, I have learned many things. Being a correctional officer is a tough, stressful job. Personally, I feel as if you can handle being a correctional officer; you can handle any profession.

• Area cleanliness
• Weapon breaking down and putting together
• Drill movements
• Discipline
• Bed making ( triangle corners )
• Endurance

• Prepared food items according to safety and quality standards.
• Operated cash register and handled customer transactions accurately.
• Performed opening and closing duties such as setting up displays, restocking items, and cleaning the sales floor.
• Maintained excellent levels of workplace cleanliness around equipment to enhance safety and productivity.

I started working at Taco Bell my senior year of high school. I loved this job the most due to it being straightforward. I loved the staff, and how fast the shifts were passing by. Working this job taught me how to balance being in two places at one time. I mastered bouncing back and forward from the cash register and food line when my team needed my help.

• Prepared food items according to company standards and customer preferences.
• Maintained cleanliness of the dining area and kitchen spaces throughout shifts.
• Collaborated with team members to ensure timely service during peak hours.
• Completed opening and closing tasks such as setting up workstations, cleaning surfaces and restocking supplies.

First job after turning 16 years old. This job opened the door for me to learn how to make money and provide for myself.