1. Brittany Jahnke
Supervisor
509-947-6873 | Bjahnke17@gmail.com | 420 S. Kellogg St, Kennewick, WA 99336
Summary
I am an energetic, experienced and hard-working individual with a variety of experience in customer service,,
supervisory backgrounds, as well as welding. My proven ability to be detail-oriented, organized, and highly motivated
has helped me to exceed performance expectations. I believe in learning my position, understanding my company
and working to improve procedures to maximize my contributions to the company’s overall goals and objectives. I am
motivated to work in any position and learn with excelling speeds.
Experience
Supervisor, Subway, Pasco, WA
 For the largest volume Subway store in the Tri-City area, supervising all crew
productions and tasks for day to day procedures. Including cashing out the
registers and using basic math principles to calculate the daily sales totals as well
as distinguish cash overages or shortages. The Supervisor position is tasked to
ensure that the daily list of chores is completed in its fullest, whether by
instructing employees or by completing themselves.
 Each shift there is a list of specific prep amounts that must be prepared and
completed in a timely matter, including fresh vegetables, meats, cheeses, etc.
 As well as being a supervisor, I have been a safety representative for the specific
store location for over a year, attending conference calls that go over incident
reports and any possible changes to the current safety standards.
 The supervisor positionis also in collaboration with management, requiring the
best knowledge of the store and how it is ran to give input or inquiries towards
better production as well as staffing.
 Preparing and making foods for customers is essential, properly working and
listening to customers orders and executing the job perfectly to the customers
needs and wishes.
 Logging and speaking with customers about complaints and possible issues within
the store, taking phone orders and larger catering orders and ensuring any
employees on shift when the order is to be made are aware.
 Lifting and putting away freight up to 40lbs each Monday and Wednesday when
scheduled, making sure product is put away and stored properly, and to be sure
all chemicals are stored below eye level and away from any food products.
Sept. 2013—Present
Sandwich Artist, Blimpie (Closed), Kennewick, WA
 Standard crew procedures much the same as Subway experience, for customers.
2013—2013 6 months

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Apprentice, Local Sheet Metal Union 55, Pasco, WA
 Apprentice work fabricating HVAC units for several different job sites.
 Following instruction carefully in order to execute job details without flaw.
 Delivery Driving parts/metals needed to schools and job sites as well as to scrap
metal facilities.
 Caulking sheet metal vents and air conditioning vents to seal off any connecting
pieces.
 Minor tack welding on small parts to be delivered to job sites.
 Testing product in government regulated facility for part of the Hanford project.
2014—2014 8 months
MIG Welder, Aerotek, Moses Lake, WA
 Welding in a production assembly environment for one of the largest
Telehandler/Boom lift manufacturers.
 MIG welding in several different stations along the Telehandler make-line.
 Wearing proper PPE required for the position, including respirator welding hood
with a vent pack.
 Understanding welding machine settings and ensuring the proper settings are
being used.
 Running and operating a large mast welder that automatically welds along the
main boom lift shaft for the telehandlers.
2010-2010 5 months
Education
Diploma, High School, Kamiakin, [ennewick, WA Graduated 2010
Attended the Tri-Tech Skills center trade school with two and a half years of welding
classes. Including ARC and MIG welding, class foreman for a year. Did not complete to
certification training courses and was certified in running standard forklift machinery.
Took 30 hours of OSHA training towards certification, as well as first aid training which
was completed as well.