1. Felicia Barrett
136 Hickory Dr. S.
Martinez, Georgia 30907
Tel (H): (706)414-6698
E-mail: Felicia.woellert@gmail.com
Work History
Food Server (July 2011-Present)
Employer: Wife Saver
5123 Wrightsboro Road, Grovetown, GA 30813
Salary: $9/hourly, ~15.8k/year
Supervisor: Deborah Schimel
Work includes insuring proper running of daily shift routine. This entails following health
code regulations and maintaining and cooking food. Prompt service of food includes a cheerful
and helpful attitude. Duties included the maintenance and availability of food items on the hot
and cold bars in accordance with regulation. Food must also be fried according to time standards
and temperature requirements and that waste is kept to a minimum. In depth knowledge of the
register system as well as the system for dine in, carry out, phone in, drive thru, and catering
orders must be kept up to date. Must insure that catering orders are written and placed in
accessible areas. Prep must be completed and supervised to insure smooth delivery in a timely
manner that is to the customer's specification. Also required to utilize experience in customer
service with a smile and without complaint. Possess the knowledge and capability to create a
working shift schedule as well. Knowledge of inventory stock and keeping track of inventory is
mandatory. Reporting daily items that require refilling and maintaining stock to health code
standards. Knowledge of prepping all items in the store as well as knowledge of cooking it.
Knowledge and access to information concerning all machinery in operation as well as their
maintenance requirements. All cleaning and removal of waste is kept within health code
standards.
Food Server (December 2008-May 2011)
Empoloyer: The Pumping Station,
4300 Lewiston Road, Grovetown, Ga 30908
Salary: $6.85/hour
Supervisor: Margaret McCall,
Worked the Deli portion of the store; opening for breakfast, prepping food, cooking, and
cleaning as well as closing after dinner. Cooking included breakfast, lunch and dinner on the go.
Work was also done preparing and serving these items through the drive through promptly and
efficiently. Worked the cash register and took orders in a timely manner. Knowledge of how to
clean and maintain food sanitation was performed on a daily basis. Cooked food and raw food
had to be stored separately in the walk-in cooler to prevent contamination. Knowledge of register
computer is necessary to close each shift and nightly closing to file proper shift reports and to
accurately count all monies in the register and safe.

2. Food Server (June 2007-November 2008)
Employer: Baldino’s
3536 Wrightsboro Road, Augusta, Ga 30905
Salary: $5.73/hour
Supervisor: Greg Walker,
Work included cleaning and serving the deli and making sub sandwiches, food platters,
baking fresh bread, and dressing cold subs on the front line. Also gained experience using front
and second line slicers to prepare meats for the sandwiches. Large call in orders also prepared to
client’s specifications; sometimes up to 50 subs at a time as well as Party Subs which range from
3-8 feet. Worked the cash register and in dealings with the customer. Opening and closing
procedures and food prep were also a part of the work.
Food Server (April 2007-May 2007)
Employer: Burger King (AAFES),
35402 Avenue of the States, Fort Gordon, Ga 30905
Salary: $6.50/hour
Supervisor: Stacey Selbie, 706 793 0440, AAFES HR, may be contacted
Greeting Customers with a smile and pleasant attitude ready to take orders or assist in any
manner. To have knowledge of several different positions to prepare for assignment rotations.
This includes but is not limited to grill cook, one of three line assembly positions, drive through,
fryer cook, cashier, bagger, dishwasher, and dining area attendant. Responsibilities also included
the hourly sanitation and stocking of cooking, food preparation, and drive through, drink
dispenser areas, bathrooms and trash removal.
Coffee and Dessert Server (August 2005-March 2007)
Employer: Cinnabon (AAFES),
Main Post Exchange, 35200 3rd Av, Fort Gordon, Ga 30905
Salary: $6.50/hour
Supervisor: Janice Venabal, number same as above
Waited on customers in a timely manner. Taking orders for their drinks and desserts. Having
knowledge of all the hot drinks and cold drinks served as well as the preparation, holding,
tempering, expiration, cooking, displaying, and sampling of all dessert items. Worked stocking
items used by customers and employees as well as knowledge of the computer for customer
sales. Also properly kept clean the kitchen and display areas and keeping clean all cookware and
utensils.
* Completed Safe Serve Certification
* Completed Chemical Handling and Storage Certification

3. Food Server (February 2005-August 2005)
Employer: Charley's Grill and Steakery (AAFES),
Main Post Exchange, 35200 3rd Av, Fort Gordon, Ga 30905
Salary: $6.50/hour
Supervisor: Gussy Sumners, same number as above
Greeting customers with pleasant smile in preparation to take food requests. Passing orders
down the food production line to be completed by the time the customer reached the food pickup
station. All employees were required to know how to use, clean and stock the following areas;
register, fryer station, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grill stations, drink station, during peak times, toaster
station, and sandwich topper. Preparing food for restock on front line and to be kept in walk-in
cooler. Restock of all dry goods on a daily basis. Knowledge of use and storage of all cleaning
chemicals and first aid response to these chemicals. Proper procedures for opening and closing
facility.
Food Server (September 2002-March 2004)
Employer: Charley's Grill and Steakery (AAFES),
Fort Bragg Mini Mall Food Court
Salary: $6.00/hour
Supervisor: Patricia Martin, may contact AAFES HR, Fort Bragg, NC
Greeting customers with pleasant smile in preparation to take food requests. Passing orders
down the food production line to be completed by the time the customer reached the food pickup
station. All employees were required to know how to use, clean and stock the following areas;
register, fryer station, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grill stations, drink station, during peak times, toaster
station, and sandwich topper. Preparing food for restock on front line and to be kept in walk-in
cooler. Restock of all dry goods on a daily basis. Knowledge of use and storage of all cleaning
chemicals and first aid response to these chemicals. Proper procedures for opening and closing
facility.
Security Guard (November 2000-January 2002)
Employer: Maxwell Securities and Investigations,
King’s Point Guard House, Fayetteville, N.C.
Salary: $7/hour
Supervisor: Claude Maxwell, 910 624 1870, may be contacted
Securing the entrance of apartment community. All visitors on approved list will be able
to gain entrance and all other visitors will have to wait for approval from resident. A nightly log
of all diver, vehicle information and time of entry is kept on all visitors. Answer the guard house
phone and taking messages or forwarding where needed. Notify the management and/or
maintenance of issues with visitors or buildings. Notify police or fire department of any
emergencies or altercations with visitors, residents or building problems. All logs were deposited
into manager box drop at the end of each shift.

4. Paper Binder (February 2000-July 2000)
Maryland Penny saver Inc.,
1342 Charwood Road, Hanover, MD 21076
Salary: $6.75/hour
Supervisor: Grace Hendrick, 410 684 2600 ext. 1321, may be contacted
The binder would be responsible for looking at the books quickly so that if the checker
missed anything it could be corrected and binding the large stacks of booklets together to be
inserted into bags by route to be delivered to the post office. I also worked at the different station
along the insert machine such as the book insert station; which would pull one book at a time
from a stack which had to kept full at a times. The flyer insert station would have as many as
twelve inserts dispensing at one time which needed to be kept full at all times as well as proper
dispensing and unclogging any jams that might occur. Line leader would make sure that the
mailing decals were glued and dispensing properly and that the entire machine was flowing
smoothly. Checker would look over small stacks of the books and realign mailing decals if
needed and straighten any flyers the may not be sitting in the books properly and pass these
down to the binder. I was also asked to help finish some of the larger routes which always took at
least four to five others additional line workers to get everything done during the shift.
Security Guard (November 1996-April 1999)
Employer: Wells Fargo/Citicorp Data Processing Center ,
12401 Prosperity Dr, Silver Spring, MD 20904
Salary: $7/hour
Supervisor: Val McEwen, 301 680 3850, may be contacted
Monitored employees entering and leaving the building, dispensing and collecting I.D. cards
and magnetic door passes. Checked all materials brought in by employees as well any materials
that were taken out with approval memo from department supervisor. Monitored and checked all
delivers from FedEx, ups, us. Mail, and other companies they would deliver to the building.
Make half hour rounds of the building to include outside, the parking lot delivery areas and
loading docks, inside each room, the administrative areas, conference rooms, dining area,
generator room, backup battery room, data processing floor and the external cooling system area
for the processors, and the monitoring of all cameras and tapes were collected and stored when
they reached capacity and replaced with new ones. All activities on each shift were written in a
daily log book that was kept on site and verbal summery was passed down to next oncoming
shift.
* Received award of Security Guard of the Semester in 1998

5. Education
Greenwood High School-Greenwood, South Carolina
High School Diploma (August 1982-May 1986)
* Member of the Beta Club
Johnson and Wales University
8 Abbot Park Place Providence, RI 02903
401-598-1000
Attended from 1986-1987
A full time student in pursuit of a degree in culinary arts.
South Carolina Department of Corrections-Columbia, South Carolina
Academic Course and Gun Range Completed (January 1991-March 1991)
Learned all the regulations of a state prison and how state and federal laws affect them. How to
interact with and what not to do in the presence of prisoners. How to maintain calm and order in
housing areas and to detain a prisoner in the proper manner. To observe and identify behavior the
could hurt themselves or other prisoners, correctional officers or administrative personnel or that
may disrupt the daily functions of the prison and how to stop it or isolate the prisoner or
prisoners in question. How to provide first aid and triage a prisoner for treatment by EMT if
needed and how to use air tank and mask to retrieve prisoners should any of the buildings be on
fire or have poisonous chemicals in them. Learn how to handle a firearm to include a shotgun
with proficiency and accuracy.
* One of five students in the class to receive highest scores on the gun range.
* One of only ten Correctional Officers to graduate that had experience working at the Women's
Maximum Security Prison in Columbia, Sc. and the Women's Shock Unit (managed like a boot
camp for first time offenders, most of which were young women and older teenagers, to start
with a clean slate if they could complete their time there) in Columbia, Sc. in my class
* One of only a handful of female Correctional officers to work at the new Leath Women's
Prison who had experience at a maximum security, lifetime minimum security with a work
release program, boys juvenile work camp, women's shock unit and a man’s work camp.
Skills
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In the early part of 1988 to the end of 1990 spent daily basis handling register and safe money as
well as shift reports and daily reports. I also had begun training for assistant manager position
but the company closed that store before the training was complete.
Training
Correctional Officer
Correctional Officer Training
SC Dept. of Corrections Training Facility,
located in Columbia, SC
Professional References
Certifications
RevolverHandling
Correctional Officer Facility 1991