Jobert Exsatel is seeking a position applying his technical and analytical skills from his Bachelor's degree in Environmental & Occupational Management. He has experience in environmental labs, safety supervision, agricultural census work, and wildlife conservation projects. He is fluent in English, French, Haitian Creole, and Spanish. He has completed various safety certifications and hazard training through FEMA and the NC Department of Labor.

1. JOBERT EXSATEL
112 Lofton Dr Apt G,  Fayetteville, NC 28311
exsateljobert@gmail.com  (910) 670-3784
Objective
Motivated Environmental and Occupational Management graduate, fluent in English, French, Haitian Creole, and Spanish
seeking a position with your company where I can use my technical and analytical skills to help achieve both my personal
and the company’s goals.
EDUCATION
Methodist University; Fayetteville, NC May 2016
Major: Bachelor of Science in Environmental & Occupational Management; Minor: Chemistry
Concentration: Regulatory Compliance & Management of Natural Resources
Simon Bolivar United World College; Pedraza, Venezuela August 2011
Administration and Agriculture Production Diploma
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Methodist University; Fayetteville, NC September 2014 – April 2016
Environmental and Occupational Science, Lab Assistant
 Assist in setting up the laboratory and care for fish and turtles
 Assist with water samples for Pollution Science course
 Assist students in sampling and interpreting data
Methodist University; Fayetteville, NC September 2012 – May 2014
Lobby Assistant, Weaver Residence Hall
 Ensure the Lobby is well organized
 Assist the Lobby Coordinator in planning events
 Supervise students doing workstudy in maintenance in the lobby
BRANA SA; Route de l’Aeroport, Port-au-Prince, Haiti June 2015-August 2015
Safety Supervisor Assistant (Internship)
 Ensure the brewing are made under safety conditions
 Attribute tasks to brewers
 Plan new objective for the company
 Report data to upper level Manager
Town Hall of Cotes-de-Fer; Cotes-de-Fer October 2009 - December 2010
Wildlife Service Project Assistant
 Assist in the Campaign of Sensitize the Population regarding reforestation
 Assist the project of Soil Conservation of the mountain of Mayette, Source-Matelas, and Dubois.
 Following up the project during the last three months of the project
Haitian Agricultural Minister; Cotes-de-Fer, Haiti June 2009 – August 2009
Agricultural Census Assistant
 Surveyed 200 residents via door to door and formulated collected data
 Determined land calculations
 Surveyed property to determine ownership for government and private citizens.
CAMPUS LEADERSHIP AND INVOLVEMENT
 Environmental Club, Member Chemistry Club, Secretary
 Ecology Club, Vice-President Student Leader at Methodist (SL@M),Member
 Student Orientation Leader International Club, Member
 Student Leaders at Methodist (SL@M), Member
LANGUAGE SKILLS AND CERTIFICATIONS
 Fluent in English, French, Haitian Creole, and Spanish
 NC Department of Labor, Electrical Safety – General Industry
 FEMA Certificates: National Incident Management System (NIMS), IS-00700.a
NIMS Multiagency Coordination System (MACS), IS-00701.a
National Response Framework, IS-00800.b
Introduction to Incident Command System ICS-100, IS-00100.b

2.  NC-OSH Training Toxicology and Chemistry, HAZWOPER Training
Informational Resources/ Hazard Recognition; MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS
(MSDS) ; HAZWOPER Training
Containers and Labeling in transportation of Hazardous Wastes; HAZWOPER Training
VOLUNTEER AND ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE
Cumberland County Animal Shelter: Fall 2015
 With the Methodist University Biology and Ecology Club, I involved in making toys for the Cumberland County Animal
shelter.
Methodist University; Fayetteville, NC August 2013
Orientation Leader for Campus Involvement and Activities office of Methodist University
Metodist University January 2014
 Orientation Leader for the International Program Office of Methodist University (IPO)
Quiskeya Aqua Farm; Haiti Summer 2014
Sustainable Agriculture Educator
 Agricultural education and practical training of farmers in Petite-Riviere (southern part of Port-au-Prince -
Leogane) in sustainable agricultural activities including workshop in producing organic fertilizers (compost)
Simon Bolivar United World College Pedraza, Venezuela January 2011 – July 2011
Assistant Director of Community Services of SBUWC in Agriculture
 Trained students in family agriculture and taught farmers pesticide application and animal health care