JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: ABC-1900-5000
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TITLE: Geologist GS-1350-5
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PERSONAL INFORMATION
503 Albany Road
St. Joe, Idaho 98613
(208) 123-4567 day
(208) 123-8910 evening
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CASEY T. BURNETT
SSN: 500-50-5000
Citizenship: US
Veteran's preference: none Highest Federal civilian grade held: GS-3
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EDUCATION
St Anthony's High School
Bishop, ID 98600
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Graduated 6/90
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Columbia Basin Community College
Earth Sciences, 80-quarter hrs
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9/90-6/92
Pasco, WA 99340
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Eastern Washington University Major Geology, minor
Geography
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Bachelor of Science 6/94
Cheney WA 98400 |
WORK EXPERIENCE
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Geologist/Engineering Assistant
Mc Micheals Engineering Associates
1123 West "K" Ave
Sacramento, CA 95691
Stacey Lynn, (016) 373-0000, ext. 562, can contact
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6/94-9/95
40 hrs/wk
$6.30/hr |
Collected rock and soil samples and conducted preliminary strength tests on rock samples.
Mapped geologic features along highways, conducted preliminary geologic investigations, drafted geologic maps, and produced written reports.
Responsible for completing weekly reports and providing Geotechnical Engineers with accurate and timely geologic assessments. Completed
geologic inventory, databases, and map filing system.
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Biological Science Technician GS 460-3
US Forest Service, Gilford National Forest
Hwy 12, Carson Route
Carson, ID 98300
Ken Frost, (208) 590-0000, can contact
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6/93-9/93
40hrs/wk
$5.60/hr. |
Worked on a crew conducting wildlife and fisheries surveys and collected botanical samples
of sensitive plant species. Assisted with watershed restoration projects installing erosion mats and planting grasses. Responsible for
updating databases in PC spreadsheets and organizing filing systems for field data.
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Lab Assistant
Columbia Basin Community College
Dept of Geology and Earth Sciences
Pasco, WA 99340
Chris Cahill, (509) 268-5000 (can contact)
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1/91-6/91
10 hrs/wk
Received unit credits, no salary |
Instructed Earth Science 100 labs to 25-30 students. Developed some lab exercises, administered
and corrected tests. Responsible for the accurate recording of students' test scores and grades.
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OTHER QUALIFICATIONS
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Training
- First-Aid/CPR, 6/95
- Hazardous Materials 40 his, 7/94
- Basic fire fighting, 6/93
- Equestrian/Horse back riding, 6/90
- Carpentry/Woodworking, 8/89
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Skills
- Can drive 4-wheel drive vehicles, tractors, utility trucks
- Mountaineering skills including map reading, trail marking, camping, outdoor survival skills
- Can operate chain saws, electrical carpentry tools, pumps, motorcycles, ATV's
- IBM/PC, spreadsheets, databases, word processing
- Rock climbing/rappelling
- Fluent in Spanish and Japanese languages
- Rifleman and archery skills
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Licenses/Certificates
- California drivers license
- Certified First Aid/CPR (6/95)
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Accomplishments/Achievements
- Superior Performance, Forest Service, 9/93
- Speech and Debate Team State Championship, 5/89
- High School Honor Student, 6/90
- Member of Cascades Geologic Society
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Available to work: June 17 to December 31, 1996
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Signature:_____________________________________
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Date: _________________________
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