A Lil about Me

The family, as a social institution, plays a primary role in supporting the life of society and performs the following functions: reproductive, educational, economic, domestic, and recreational. Undoubtedly, the most important function of the family, along with reproductive, is educational! This is the main purpose of the family and it has long been known that for the normal, full-fledged development of a child, a family is vital, and any other social institutions or public institutions cannot replace it. 

There is no better way to start than to talk about the role of the family in our social development, as a family is usually considered to be the most important agent of socialization. As infants, we are completely dependent on others to survive. Our parents, or those who play the parent role, are responsible for teaching us to function and care for ourselves. They, along with the rest of our family, also teach us about close relationships, group life, and how to share resources. Additionally, they provide us with our first system of values, norms, and beliefs – a system that is usually a reflection of their own social status, religion, ethnic group, and more.

The socialization that we receive in childhood has a lasting effect on our ability to interact with others in society (or within the social confines of any institution). Furthermore, I believe in the old saying, “ It takes a village to raise a child”. The “village”, along with the family, contributes unequivocally to the way a person is socially perceived to be within any social setting and due to that fact, family or people acting as family members will always be considered the most important agent of socialization.

Duval Harden
Email : DHard7154@gmail.com

Objective: Seeking a position that offers the opportunity to utilize my skills and experience.

SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS
• OSHA 10 Certified
• Computer Literate
• Warehouse : Forklift Experience
• Basic Hand Tool Awareness & Safety
• Green Jobs Pre – Apprenticeship Certificate
• Machine Operation Experience
• Service Occupation Training
• Heavy Lifting
• ServSafe Food Handler’s Certification

WORK EXPERIENCE

Blommer Chocolate 05/19 – 11/19 Chicago,IL
Milling Operator
• Operated Mill and Cocoa Dispenser
• Followed all GMP and 5S practices
• Packaged and shipped finished goods
• Kept logs and documented inventory and raw material usage

Fresenius Kabi 05/18 – 05/19 Melrose Park, IL
Machine Operator
• Operated Bausch & Schobel Labeler and Dividella machine
• Performed packaging and batch making functions for the line.
• Performed production preparation as directed following current production and QC procedures,
guidelines, and SOPs.
• Performs all production duties on an as needed basis to meet production requirements and
complied with GMPs
• Interfaced with PLC and PC applications in order to operate the line
Synergy Beverages 09/17 – 03/18 Wauconda, IL
Batch Maker/ Operator
● Communicated with Planning on a daily basis to ensure the production schedule is meeting on
time customer ship dates.
● Reported safety, quality and inventory discrepancies to Management. Perform cycle counts as
needed and year end inventory counts.
● Observed production components and monitor equipment to ensure safe and efficient operation.
● Reported operational and production data on specified forms.
● Reviewed batch ticket and add specified amounts of raw materials into mixing tanks for specified
times.
● Provided leadership on formulation questions to staff.
● Followed SOPs to include all of the above and sanitation of equipment after each batch.

Chemtool Inc. 03/15 – 04/18 Crystal Lake, IL
Utility/ Machine Operator
• Operated E-Pak & LPC applicator
• Filled and packaged chemicals, grease and industrial fluids
• Prepped and manufactured final goods for shipping and delivery to designated places

Volt Management Solutions 06/14 – 02/15 Crystal Lake, IL
Picker and Packer
• Picked tools with RF scanner, packed tools in boxes in preparation for delivery
• Loaded boxes onto truck to be delivered by UPS

Metro Staffing 2/13 – 2/14 Berwyn,IL
General Laborer
• Delivered Merchandise, assembled and disassembled industrial projects,
• Performed inventory of merchandise and lite construction.

Divine Power 04/12 – 12/12 Bakersfield , CA
Solar Panel Installer On-the-Job Training
• Learned Basic Residential Photovoltaic solar panel installation techniques
• Basic Roofing and light electrical techniques

Illinois Sportservice 2/10- 3/12 Chicago,IL
Retail Warehouse Associate
• Labeling, Sorting, Packing and Inventory of Merchandise
• Delivery of Goods and Merchandise

Subway 1/09- 12-09 Tigard, OR
Sandwich Artist
• Sandwich making and general janitorial duties
• Cashiering and Prepping of food

Apple One Temporary Service 2008 (Seasonal) Bakersfield, CA
Elections Clerk
• Proof Read Ballots & Ballot Submission
• Filing Documents & Data Entry
Able Moving 04/08-07-08 Chicago, IL

Mover
• Loading and Unloading of Merchandise & Goods
Renegade Records LLC 2003-2008 Chicago, IL

Manager
• Finding & Managing Talent
• Various Office & Clerical Duties
• Lyric Formatting & General Critique

Chicago Daily Law Bulletin 1999-2002 Chicago, IL
Courier
• Stuffing Inserts
• Preparation and Distribution of Press and Mail
• Delivery of Designated Route

EDUCATION:
DuSable High School/Graduate 1997-2001 Chicago, IL
Robert Morris College/ Computer Networking 2003 Chicago, IL

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