Food Service Specialist / Contractor Officer Rep. Resume Example

"Fast learner, 'service-before-self,' and performs duties above her grade." Advance Counterterrorism/ Homeland Security Masters of Science candidate with more than 8 years of exemplary military experience seeking a position in with a Federal agency. Comprehensive experience in performing supervisory management operations in strenuous environments and situations.

Award-winning program developer and facilities manager. Broad expertise in analyzing effectiveness, efficiency, and productivity, developing recommendations to resolve issues and problems, and applying program and management principles to ensure program accomplishment. A conscientious, motivated self-starter who quickly masters new responsibilities.

Dedicated to the security of our nation. demonstrates the ability to make rapid, accurate judgments and decisions with respect to the application of the regulations, instructions, and procedures for importing and exporting merchandise to and from the United States, or enforcement and administration of laws relating to the right of persons to enter, reside in or depart from the United States.

Offers expert value as a facilities management, security, and Law Enforcement. Criminal Justice Degree Written Communications Oral Communications Customer Service Contracting Officer Representative Problem Solving Recommendations Attention to Detail Service Ethics

Dedicated Food Service Specialist offering eight years of experience with the U.S. Army. Able to prepare 10000+ meals each day. Seeking to transition to a new role with a federal organization.

History of working in fast-paced kitchens to prepare ingredients and cook dishes. Capable of replenishing supplies, cleaning tools, and sanitizing surfaces. Well-qualified food service team member skilled at managing high-volume meal service needs. Proficient in safe food handling, cleaning procedures, and sanitizing requirements. Expertise in food and health guidelines.

Proven skills in delivering training, performing evaluations, and maintaining records. Strong attention to detail with organized nature. Superior work ethic with a strong focus on safety. Dedicated team player and expert soldier adept at managing equipment, performing patrols, and providing updates to unit leaders. Proficient in assessing risk, maintaining safety gear, and evaluating terrain.

Enthusiastic individual with superior skills in working in both team-based and independent capacities. Bringing a strong work ethic and excellent organizational skills to any setting. Excited to begin a new challenge with a successful team.

• JOB-RELATED TRAINING , Leadership Seminar: Leadership Storytime - Lessons from Aesop's Fables. Student Activities. November 2017. Leadership Seminar: Winning Resumes. Student Activities. November 2017. Get the 411 & Maximize YOUR College Experience. Alpha Phi Sigma National Criminal Justice Honor Society. November 2017. "Wrap it Up" with Success. Student Activities. December 2017.
• AWARDS , Army Commendation Medal. U.S. Army. January 5th - December 15th Year _2010. Non-Article 5 NATO Medal. North Atlantic Treaty Organization. March 8th - December 5th Year 2010.
• US Army Veteran. Functioned and interfaced in a variety of countries including Afghanistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kuwait, and Germany. As Base Operations Food Service Contracting Officer Representative (COR) at Yelner Dining Facilities Administration Center (DFAC), supervised daily operations of a dining facility serving 250,000+ meals/month on Bagram Airfield. Analyzed operating procedures and identified potential risk for food-borne illnesses at Yelner DFAC. Rewrote Standard Operating Procedures to include up-to-date regulations and medical bulletins, implemented a personal hygiene inspection for workers, and conducted training on cross-contamination of food products, which led to vastly improved food handling and safety installation-wide. Collaborated with Defense Contracting Management Agency to validate six dining facility Contracting Officer Representatives (CORs). Researched and tracked each COR requiring education, ensuring each met the requirements to perform COR duties, which allowed each dining facility to be represented by qualified personnel.

Army Commendation Meda. The U.S.Army. January 5th - December 15th, 2010.

Non-Article 5 NATO Medal. North Atlantic Treaty Organization. March 8th - December 5th, 2010