Clarence I. Meekis

-Performed routine administrative work with client assistance, and data logging

-Maintain contact with drivers on assignment to provide further assistance and support when needed.

-Managed high-stress situations effectively by maintaining clear communication channels among team members during emergency responses or peak demand periods.

-Implement proactive solutions for the program data/fleet, reducing errors and optimizing efficiency

-Handled complaints and inquiries from clientele to resolve or report to proper department.

-Assisting others in creating a safe environment for First Nations youth of Thunder Bay to have a good time and learn about spiritual growth.

-Helping better the lives of our First Nations Youth that come through the door. Offering leadership and fellowship with others.

-Coordinating, planning, and organizing events such as fundraisers, youth activities, and sports.

-Managed a diverse portfolio of accounts, ensuring each client received personalized attention and support.

-Increased sales revenue by identifying and pursuing First Nation's business/promotional needs.

-Identifying and Meeting customer needs with product knowledge

-Maintain positive business relationships to ensure future sales

-Software use: Microsoft Office, Inventory management tools, Sales tools

-Assisted in planning/pricing for building projects.

-Organized data regarding conditions of communities

e.g.(housing, water systems, schooling, roads, potential building sites etc.)

-Field Survey potential land for future projects.

-Office work: Excel charts, Visio graph, Drafting/AutoCAD

-Develop inventory system for program storage.

-Create spreadsheets of all medical devices for First Nation community distribution (i.e., walkers, canes, wheelchairs, etc). As well as a sign-in/out sheet for this equipment.

-Ordering and shipping supplies and materials needed.

-Organized and coordinated travel for health care workers

-Organized mtg on zoom, provided mtg minutes

-Coordination of events and trips to the remote north

-Coordinated and assisted in Operation Remote Immunity (ORI 1&2) for the First Nation communities of Pikangikum, Muskrat Dam, Big Trout Lake, and Whitesand: supplies ordered, organized travel, dividing walls ordered and assembled, all administrative duties while travelling, creating spreadsheets of community contact information, provided assistance with data entry input for the ORIs

-Frequently connecting with First Nation communities through calls and email.

-Created and updated regular inventory reports and records.

-Maintain an Inventory system to organize, track, and ship supplies to communities and clients.

-Ensure storage is clean and always organized.

-Maintain/Repair HCC program vehicles in communities.

-Perform duties requested by RN Supervisor, KO Nursing, and Health Director

-COVID-19 Lead and Coordinator for all KO First Nation Communities in providing PPE, food security, and shipping.

-Assisted with on-going projects based in water, clean air, and infrastructure.

-Helped organized project and sector filing for Housing/Infrastructure.

-Assisted in coordinating NAN events, trips, and meetings.

-Maintained a high level of accuracy in all project documentation, ensuring consistency and clarity throughout the lifecycle of projects.