Frank Fernandez

Drive Production Equipment from crew hotel location to be shipped via FedEx

Pick up and drive rental van. Pick up rental equipment from rental house. Transport crew throughout city. Pickup/drop off crew from airports and hotels. Manage crafty services, meals, walkies, surveillance, and release forms. Load in/Load out equipment from shoot locations. Adhere to all call sheet instructions daily. Be attentive to communication devices (phone/walkie). Respond quickly and accurately to crew inquiries. Expedite all crew processes. Assist PM and Field coordinator with daily duties. Assist with lighting, cameras, and audio department. Display familiarity with the local area for traveling crew. Direct and delegate to other on-set PAs. Lift and move heavy objects. Provide overall exemplary service to the crew.

Emergency Response: - Be on standby during all TV production activities to provide immediate medical assistance in case of accidents, injuries, or health emergencies. - Implement basic life support measures and coordinate with emergency services if required. Medical Preparedness: Maintain a well-equipped medical kit with necessary supplies and medications tailored for common on-set injuries. Stay updated on the health conditions of the cast and crew, especially those with pre-existing medical concerns. First Aid Administration: - Administer first aid for minor injuries such as cuts, bruises, and burns, ensuring a quick and effective response to prevent further complications. - Provide initial assessment and stabilization of more severe injuries until professional medical help arrives. Health Monitoring: - Monitor the health and well-being of the cast and crew during extended shoots, paying attention to signs of fatigue, dehydration, or stress-related issues. - Educate production staff on health and safety practices to prevent common on-set health issues. Medical Documentation: Maintain accurate records of all medical incidents and treatments provided on set. Communicate effectively with production management and health professionals regarding the health status of individuals involved in the production. Coordination with Production Team: - Collaborate with the production team to ensure a safe and healthy working environment. - Participate in safety briefings and rehearsals to address potential hazards and emergency procedures. Health Education: - Conduct periodic health and safety training sessions for the cast and crew, focusing on injury prevention and proper use of equipment. - Distribute informational materials on health and wellness practices. Medical Liaison: - Establish communication channels with local emergency services and medical facilities to streamline the transfer of individuals requiring advanced medical care. - Coordinate with insurance providers to facilitate timely processing of medical claims. Confidentiality and Professionalism: - Uphold strict confidentiality regarding the health conditions of cast and crew members. - Demonstrate professionalism and empathy when dealing with individuals in distress. Continuing Education: - Stay informed about the latest advancements in medical practices and emergency response techniques. - Attend relevant workshops or training programs to enhance skills and knowledge related to on-set medical support.

- Drive Production Crew Essentials from Miami - Orlando - Continually Update PM, Field Coordinator, and Crew on ETAs - Maintain consistent communication with Crew - Document Mileage for Reimbursement - Assist with anything else requested by PM or Field Coordinator - Drive 500+ Miles

Pick up and drive rental van. Pick up rental equipment from rental house. Transport crew throughout city. Pickup/drop off crew from airports and hotels. Manage crafty services, meals, walkies, surveillance, and release forms. Load in/Load out equipment from shoot locations. Adhere to all call sheet instructions daily. Be attentive to communication devices (phone/walkie). Respond quickly and accurately to crew inquiries. Expedite all crew processes. Assist PM and Field coordinator with daily duties. Assist with lighting, cameras, and audio department. Display familiarity with the local area for traveling crew. Direct and delegate to other on-set PAs. Lift and move heavy objects. Provide overall exemplary service to the crew.

Emergency Response: - Be on standby during all TV production activities to provide immediate medical assistance in case of accidents, injuries, or health emergencies. - Implement basic life support measures and coordinate with emergency services if required. Medical Preparedness: Maintain a well-equipped medical kit with necessary supplies and medications tailored for common on-set injuries. Stay updated on the health conditions of the cast and crew, especially those with pre-existing medical concerns. First Aid Administration: - Administer first aid for minor injuries such as cuts, bruises, and burns, ensuring a quick and effective response to prevent further complications. - Provide initial assessment and stabilization of more severe injuries until professional medical help arrives. Health Monitoring: - Monitor the health and well-being of the cast and crew during extended shoots, paying attention to signs of fatigue, dehydration, or stress-related issues. - Educate production staff on health and safety practices to prevent common on-set health issues. Medical Documentation: Maintain accurate records of all medical incidents and treatments provided on set. Communicate effectively with production management and health professionals regarding the health status of individuals involved in the production. Coordination with Production Team: - Collaborate with the production team to ensure a safe and healthy working environment. - Participate in safety briefings and rehearsals to address potential hazards and emergency procedures. Health Education: - Conduct periodic health and safety training sessions for the cast and crew, focusing on injury prevention and proper use of equipment. - Distribute informational materials on health and wellness practices. Medical Liaison: - Establish communication channels with local emergency services and medical facilities to streamline the transfer of individuals requiring advanced medical care. - Coordinate with insurance providers to facilitate timely processing of medical claims. Confidentiality and Professionalism: - Uphold strict confidentiality regarding the health conditions of cast and crew members. - Demonstrate professionalism and empathy when dealing with individuals in distress. Continuing Education: - Stay informed about the latest advancements in medical practices and emergency response techniques. - Attend relevant workshops or training programs to enhance skills and knowledge related to on-set medical support.

Emergency Response: - Be on standby during all TV production activities to provide immediate medical assistance in case of accidents, injuries, or health emergencies. - Implement basic life support measures and coordinate with emergency services if required. Medical Preparedness: Maintain a well-equipped medical kit with necessary supplies and medications tailored for common on-set injuries. Stay updated on the health conditions of the cast and crew, especially those with pre-existing medical concerns. First Aid Administration: - Administer first aid for minor injuries such as cuts, bruises, and burns, ensuring a quick and effective response to prevent further complications. - Provide initial assessment and stabilization of more severe injuries until professional medical help arrives. Health Monitoring: - Monitor the health and well-being of the cast and crew during extended shoots, paying attention to signs of fatigue, dehydration, or stress-related issues. - Educate production staff on health and safety practices to prevent common on-set health issues. Medical Documentation: Maintain accurate records of all medical incidents and treatments provided on set. Communicate effectively with production management and health professionals regarding the health status of individuals involved in the production. Coordination with Production Team: - Collaborate with the production team to ensure a safe and healthy working environment. - Participate in safety briefings and rehearsals to address potential hazards and emergency procedures. Health Education: - Conduct periodic health and safety training sessions for the cast and crew, focusing on injury prevention and proper use of equipment. - Distribute informational materials on health and wellness practices. Medical Liaison: - Establish communication channels with local emergency services and medical facilities to streamline the transfer of individuals requiring advanced medical care. - Coordinate with insurance providers to facilitate timely processing of medical claims. Confidentiality and Professionalism: - Uphold strict confidentiality regarding the health conditions of cast and crew members. - Demonstrate professionalism and empathy when dealing with individuals in distress. Continuing Education: - Stay informed about the latest advancements in medical practices and emergency response techniques. - Attend relevant workshops or training programs to enhance skills and knowledge related to on-set medical support.

Emergency Response: - Be on standby during all TV production activities to provide immediate medical assistance in case of accidents, injuries, or health emergencies. - Implement basic life support measures and coordinate with emergency services if required. Medical Preparedness: Maintain a well-equipped medical kit with necessary supplies and medications tailored for common on-set injuries. Stay updated on the health conditions of the cast and crew, especially those with pre-existing medical concerns. First Aid Administration: - Administer first aid for minor injuries such as cuts, bruises, and burns, ensuring a quick and effective response to prevent further complications. - Provide initial assessment and stabilization of more severe injuries until professional medical help arrives. Health Monitoring: - Monitor the health and well-being of the cast and crew during extended shoots, paying attention to signs of fatigue, dehydration, or stress-related issues. - Educate production staff on health and safety practices to prevent common on-set health issues. Medical Documentation: Maintain accurate records of all medical incidents and treatments provided on set. Communicate effectively with production management and health professionals regarding the health status of individuals involved in the production. Coordination with Production Team: - Collaborate with the production team to ensure a safe and healthy working environment. - Participate in safety briefings and rehearsals to address potential hazards and emergency procedures. Health Education: - Conduct periodic health and safety training sessions for the cast and crew, focusing on injury prevention and proper use of equipment. - Distribute informational materials on health and wellness practices. Medical Liaison: - Establish communication channels with local emergency services and medical facilities to streamline the transfer of individuals requiring advanced medical care. - Coordinate with insurance providers to facilitate timely processing of medical claims. Confidentiality and Professionalism: - Uphold strict confidentiality regarding the health conditions of cast and crew members. - Demonstrate professionalism and empathy when dealing with individuals in distress. Continuing Education: - Stay informed about the latest advancements in medical practices and emergency response techniques. - Attend relevant workshops or training programs to enhance skills and knowledge related to on-set medical support.

Emergency Response: - Be on standby during all TV production activities to provide immediate medical assistance in case of accidents, injuries, or health emergencies. - Implement basic life support measures and coordinate with emergency services if required. Medical Preparedness: Maintain a well-equipped medical kit with necessary supplies and medications tailored for common on-set injuries. Stay updated on the health conditions of the cast and crew, especially those with pre-existing medical concerns. First Aid Administration: - Administer first aid for minor injuries such as cuts, bruises, and burns, ensuring a quick and effective response to prevent further complications. - Provide initial assessment and stabilization of more severe injuries until professional medical help arrives. Health Monitoring: - Monitor the health and well-being of the cast and crew during extended shoots, paying attention to signs of fatigue, dehydration, or stress-related issues. - Educate production staff on health and safety practices to prevent common on-set health issues. Medical Documentation: Maintain accurate records of all medical incidents and treatments provided on set. Communicate effectively with production management and health professionals regarding the health status of individuals involved in the production. Coordination with Production Team: - Collaborate with the production team to ensure a safe and healthy working environment. - Participate in safety briefings and rehearsals to address potential hazards and emergency procedures. Health Education: - Conduct periodic health and safety training sessions for the cast and crew, focusing on injury prevention and proper use of equipment. - Distribute informational materials on health and wellness practices. Medical Liaison: - Establish communication channels with local emergency services and medical facilities to streamline the transfer of individuals requiring advanced medical care. - Coordinate with insurance providers to facilitate timely processing of medical claims. Confidentiality and Professionalism: - Uphold strict confidentiality regarding the health conditions of cast and crew members. - Demonstrate professionalism and empathy when dealing with individuals in distress. Continuing Education: - Stay informed about the latest advancements in medical practices and emergency response techniques. - Attend relevant workshops or training programs to enhance skills and knowledge related to on-set medical support.

- Production Assistant to the Art Department of Miami Art Director Jerry Blohm - Load/Unload trucks - Load in/Load Out Equipment - Work with Power Tools - Construct/Deconstruct Large Art Pieces and Displays - General Hand for the Department

- Retrieve rental van from local airport, then pick up essential prop from prop house nearby. - Drive 230 miles with prop to destination of filming. - Complete all tasks delegated by coordinator once arrived. - Crafty/Meals/Essentials runs - Organization of Crafty/Meals - Maintain alertness on walkie for quick action - Participate in unloading and loading all equipment from inventory vans - Assist other roles such as AC, Audio, Gaffer, etc. - Maintain set safety

- Provide Emergency/First Aid care to all present as needed - Ensure compliance of COVID-19 Safety Measures for all Production Crew, Cast and Extras - Administer COVID-19 Lab Tests and Antigen Tests for all Cast and Crew - Administer Daily Temperature checks for all Cast and Crew - Document all results using company based organized system - Maintain updated knowledge of all COVID-19 related protocols and topics, as well as keeping staff informed - Provide and encourage the use of PPE to all Production Crew, Cast, and Extras - Maintain COVID COMPLIANCE TABLE clean, organized, and presentable - Maintain Production First Aid kit - Recognize safety hazards and injury prevention - Adhere to Production Call Sheets to plan logistics

- Provide Emergency/First Aid care to all present as needed - Ensure compliance of COVID-19 Safety Measures for all Production Crew, Cast and Extras - Administer COVID-19 Lab Tests and Antigen Tests for all Cast and Crew - Administer Daily Temperature checks for all Cast and Crew - Document all results using company based organized system - Maintain updated knowledge of all COVID-19 related protocols and topics, as well as keeping staff informed - Provide and encourage the use of PPE to all Production Crew, Cast, and Extras - Maintain COVID COMPLIANCE TABLE clean, organized, and presentable - Maintain Production First Aid kit - Recognize safety hazards and injury prevention - Adhere to Production Call Sheets to plan logistics

- Provide Emergency/First Aid care to all present as needed - Ensure compliance of COVID-19 Safety Measures for all Production Crew, Cast and Extras - Administer COVID-19 Lab Tests and Antigen Tests for all Cast and Crew - Administer Daily Temperature checks for all Cast and Crew - Document all results using company based organized system - Maintain updated knowledge of all COVID-19 related protocols and topics, as well as keeping staff informed - Provide and encourage the use of PPE to all Production Crew, Cast, and Extras - Maintain COVID COMPLIANCE TABLE clean, organized, and presentable - Maintain Production First Aid kit - Recognize safety hazards and injury prevention - Adhere to Production Call Sheets to plan logistics

 - Oversee general operations within the flu vaccine site  - Take daily attendance of all scheduled employees  - Manage and participate in proper daily setup and breakdown of the site  - Manage company issued credit card for necessary purchases to enhance operations  - Compose daily inventory sheet of all pertinent supplies  - Create supply orders twice per week  - Organized daily lunch orders for entire team  - Compose emails and make phone calls to report numbers and noteworthy events of each day  - Ensure minimal disruption of site operations  - Communicate with site employees any announcements and updates from upper management  - Delegate responsibility to appropriate site employees to ensure efficient operations

• Provided life support services during medical emergencies to detainees. • Rapidly assessed whether life threatening criteria was present and took immediate action. • Assessed vital signs during patient triage, and for patient status rounding. • Obtains medical histories and completes necessary paperwork on patients including vital signs. • Reporting any medical problems are to the Physician, and/or NP/PA. • Ensures the medical provider’s orders are implemented. • Coordinates health care needs of patients with other staff members. • Coordinates referrals to off-site providers as required. • Performs record keeping functions in accordance with clinic policies. • Provide medical travel clearance for patients alongside medical provider.