Jeremy Teremoana

My position was to operate Sealed Airs slitting machine that cut plastic and foiled films into customers desired widths and lengths.

These cut films were then sent to customers finally made into pouches for packaging food/dairy products with Fonterra being our biggest customer

My position here for the lawrenson Group was security doorman for their night club Out Back.

My Job was to make sure everyone was safe to have a good night out in the town.

Checking ID’s were valid as well as birthdates to let in customers.

Escorting any intoxicated persons out of the premises safely.

Engaging with physical contact from customers and de-escalating bad situations as safely as possible

My position here for the Eagle Security was doorman for multiple pubs such as The Local, Aleways, and Oseven night club.

My Job was to make sure everyone was safe to have a good night out in the town.

Checking ID’s were valid as well as birthdates to let in customers.

Escorting any intoxicated persons out of the premises safely.

Engaging with physical contact from customers and de-escalating bad situations as safely as possible

My position here for The Book Club was security doorman,

The Book Club was a gentlemen's clubs with exotic female dancers.

My Job was to make sure everyone was safe to have a good night out in the town as well as the clubs exotic dancers.

Checking ID’s were valid as well as birthdates to let in customers.

Escorting any intoxicated persons out of the premises safely.

Engaging with physical contact from customers and de-escalating bad situations as safely as possible

My position at Gallaghers was a little bit of everything..from assembly lines to handling minor machinery work.

Our main products we pushed out the door were farming equipment from portable electric fences, live stock scales, security devices etc.

In this position I was a chef hand at our local Kirikiriroa Marae..making three meals a day for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

(Department of correction NZ) was who we catered for at the time of my employment.

(D.O.C) were in charge of men who were charged with illegal activities and minor offences that had a chance to be part of programmes run by (D.O.C) to turn their lives around.

(D.O.C) lecturers and participants were our groups we fed.