Stephen Lombardo

Answer the phone, greet customers, tear tickets, direct customers to their theaters, sell snacks and various foods at concession stand, handle money and distribute proper change, maintain clean and organized theater, sweep up debris and loose popcorn, setup standees, hang posters, distribute salt in winter on walkways, sweep, mop, and place wet floor signs in wet or slippery locations.

Clean customer automobiles with utmost care, drive and park cars in proper spaces, shuttle customers to and from dealership using the company vehicles, polishing cars, assisting with detailing cars, sweeping garage, mopping garage, compacting oil canisters from lube techs, collecting trash, changing garbage bags, hauling scrap metal and garbage to junk yard in company vehicle.

Seasonal. I worked with one student who was autistic during the summer. I accompanied him throughout the day. The student worked on all subject matter-math, science, history, writing, and speech. The student completed stations and projects throughout summer. Activities, guests, trips, and fun games were scheduled to provide students with fun and variety to differentiate instruction from typical school. Indoor and outdoor travel was common throughout day depending on weather permitting. My tasks often included organizing materials, grading progress, monitoring behavior, and keeping both notes and disciplinary records. This summer camp ran roughly 3 months.

Was in charge of a group of 12-14 children, ranging in ages 5-14, worked with them on projects, took care of them, took them to activities and assisted in activities

Performing maintenance on customer boats, watching boaters, performing first aid, and water safety. Taught customers how to use equipment, oversaw contract signing, accepted payments, and rented out kayaks, Canoes, and other water equipment. Handled all money and transactions from dock access fees, also accepted membership fees for new members, distributed receipts or new boat passes, and kept detailed logbook.

Fill in for absent Teacher’s Assistant by performing the following duties: grading papers, running errands for teachers, keeping attendance of students, tracking students various subject scores via gradebook, working in small groups or one on one with students, supervising the classroom in the teachers absence, and disciplining students who do not adhere to proper classroom behavior.