SFC Ramos: Highest Degree Of Readiness For Service

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SFC Ramos demonstrates the highest degree of readiness for service and is faithfully adherent to work hours. In many cases he has used his own time in order to successfully complete the task at hand. SFC Ramos displays an exemplary appearance and exihibits professionalism in the workplace. This display is readily apparent to everone with whom he works. It is obvious that he takes a great deal of pride in himself and his work. He is conciencious about workplace safety. Specifically, fire and tripping hazards. SFC Ramos ensures that everyone he comes in contact with is aware of current or potential hazards. For example, weather related events and threats to public safety. He is currently a member of the State Police Color Guard which

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