Lays Batista

• Communicated with team members using hand signals and radios.
• Partnered with crew members to use stop and slow paddles for multi-directional traffic control.
• Assembled signs and cones to direct traffic through construction sites.
• Routed traffic around construction sites for worker and driver safety.
• Controlled pedestrian movements to prevent intrusion into work zones.
• Placed cones, signs and barrels to keep vehicles out of dangerous spaces.

Overall, transport assistance for people with disabilities aims to remove barriers to mobility, promote independence, and facilitate equal access to transportation services, enabling individuals to participate fully in their communities.

- Helping people who have trouble accessing transport options to get around their local community.

- Getting from place to place can present a serious challenge and may face many obstacles in their mobility, including their ability to secure and access transportation, whether private or public.

- Managed day-to-day business operations.

- Developed and maintained strong relationships with clients, resulting in repeat business and referrals.

- Oversaw daily operations, ensuring all tasks were completed accurately and efficiently by team members.

- Increased customer satisfaction by implementing efficient business processes and providing exceptional service.

- Trained and motivated employees to perform daily business functions.

Volunteer in a non-profit social organization formed by parents and friends of people with disabilities and maintained through the collaboration of people, companies and civil society organizations.

- Offering support to the families of the association's members, whether by providing information, guidance or simply sharing similar experiences.

- Help with the association's administrative tasks, such as answering emails, organizing events, making phone calls and keeping records up to date.

- Available to listen and offer emotional support, encouraging self-esteem, confidence and the development of coping skills.

- Practical help and emotional support for members of the association, such as help with getting around, eating, personal hygiene and daily activities.