Shanna Fellichle

Personable Office Administration Assistant with proven history of improving effectiveness of workplace communication and coordination. Computer-literate professional adapts quickly to new software and programs. Bringing strong written and verbal communication skills and proficiency in recordkeeping and writing.

• Used Microsoft Excel to develop inventory tracking spreadsheets.

• Office Assistant/LCT/TCP, Go Traffic Management, Kelowna, BC, 2019, Created Filing System, Organize and sort paperwork for filing, Fill in Daily forms and records, Map and Setup Work Zones
• Office Assistant, Bridges to New Life Society, Kelowna, BC, 2017-2018, Greeted and Communicated with numerous people from Clients to Board members both In person and phone, Entered data into the CRM Database, Assisted with Scheduling appointments for the Executive Director, Assisted with Organizing for Annual Banquets and Events
• Traffic Control Person, Secure Traffic Control, Kelowna, BC, 2011-2019, Map and Setup Work Zones, Fill in Daily forms and records, Greet and Communicate with Crewmembers regarding daily plans

• Committed to quality and efficiency
• Personable and friendly with the public
• Professional and provides customer service
• Adept at operating computers and other basic office equipment
• Able to design and maintain filing and control systems
• Able to perform maintenance in an efficient and effective manner
• Highly practiced in a wide range of manual skills

• Certified Traffic Control Person - BCCSA 2010 - 2021
• Certified General Accounting - Academy of Learning 2016

My husband and I normally go for evening walks, any season around our area within Kelowna.

Whenever, we go for a vacation to Vancouver or Victoria. We generally leave our car parked at the hotel and explore the city.

You wouldn't believe the things we have seen and experienced while walking around the cities.

Just amazing sights, to be walking down a street thinking that it was taking us to downtown Victoria, just to come to the end of the road and be able to put your feet in the ocean.