Richard Kaminski

Preparing large orders to be shipped to venues for live entertainment purposes as well as testing and organization of power equipment. This included loading trucks with a forklift, which I am certified to do.

I am also being trained to repair electrical equipment that comes back damaged from on-site locations. I am happy to elaborate in further detail if you would like.

I am also OSHA 10-hour Certified.

Organized racks and shelves to maintain visual appeal, engaged customers, and promoted specific merchandise. I also built relationships with customers to encourage repeat business. I helped customers locate products and checked store system for merchandise, as well as answered customer questions about sizing, accessories, and merchandise care. I rotated stock and restocked shelves to maintain product availability and store appearance. I also engaged with customers to build rapport and loyalty. Additionally, I aided in inventory and receiving.

First and foremost: customer service. I managed the cash register accurately, balancing cash drawers at the beginning and end of each shift. I resolved customer complaints professionally; and maintained knowledge of the store layout, current sales promotions, and policies regarding payment.

Knowledge in all areas of theater operations: administration, training, and property maintenance. I ran two different locations within this company - the Edwards Calabasas 6, and the United Artists 8 in La Canada. I had a team of 5-8 managers under me that I delegated work to on a daily basis in order to properly run the theater. This included training, cash handling, inventory, customer relations, and promotions.

Prior to that I installed projection equipment at 2 locations under the supervision of the corporate office, and then trained the staff to run that equipment.

I started as a Presentation Manager, and carried this title through 4 different locations for Regal Cinemas. I was in charge of projector maintenance; working with 35 mm film, as well as assembling digital content in the later years as film became obsolete.