Ryan Moore

Dedicated and reliable worker willing to work long hours and all shifts. I am a responsible individual whom takes pride in my contribution to the workplace and always eager to learn. I take constructive criticism quite well in order to better myself within my field of occupation and apply it to my every day life. I work well in both solo and team environments, effectively communicating with those around me to get the job done. I assume both leadership roles when it is necessary but I am open to pass on the duty to a fellow colleague whom is more experiences or prefers to be in a position of authority. I bring a positive and professional atmosphere, eager to make healthy relationships with fellow peers.

• Achieved Dean's list at University while working part time to put myself through school
• Organized and generated payroll for 32 employees.
• Acknowledged for extraordinary service by supervisors and clients.
• Built healthy relationships with all employers and employees wherever I have gone
• organized food donations to local churches to help with the rise of inflation
• Maintained levels of fitness despite Covid closing gyms and fitness centres

• Licensed member of the Joint Health and Safety Committee
• Licensed to use heavy machinery
• Currently enrolled in the "Barrie First Aid Blended Online & in-class Standard First Aid and CPR W. AED training Program"

The online portion of my CPR training is complete, with November 4th date set to complete my in person portion and receive certification upon completion

I have always been a physically active individual. I played soccer from the age of 4 to the age of 17. I played various other sports such as basketball, volleyball, and track. I was introduced to the gym and bodybuilding around the age of 16. I fell in love with understanding the movement of the human body and the various muscles that allow us to function. During my time in grade 11 and 12, fitness classes became available to my school schedule and continued to learn and improve myself. I continued to workout during University in between classes and assignments. I began to take my fitness to the next step back in 2021 when I graduated University and moved to Angus, Ontario. I now had the time to properly develop a workout split, meal plan and an organized daily schedule to better myself physically and mentally. The gym became a place of comfort and an area where i could gain knowledge from fellow gym enthusiasts and make friends. The gym became a part of my identity and has allowed me to focus on goals not just for myself but gives me the drive and motivation to be the best I can for those around me. By continuing my drive and love for the gym, I hope to apply this to my goal of becoming an OPP officers.

For additional information to know about myself to whom may be reading this, I am a very dedicated individual. I always strive to be there for those who need me. If anyone in the workplace needed a shift to be covered, I would volunteer, if overtime is offered I am the first to sign myself up for it. I do what I can to show up for those that are important to me and that includes people within the workplace. I like to build personal and professional relationships with those I work with to create a happier, more positive and trusting workplace. I am open to learn all that I can from my superiors, and eagerly ask questions to assist myself in becoming more knowledgeable.