Workplace Observation

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On May 5, 2017 at approximately 10:20 a.m., Ralph Blevins, manager and Mark Schull, liaison entered the Mechanical Room, number 102E at Bryant High School and discovered you sleeping in a chair at a desk. Mr. Schull took 2 pictures (attached) of you while you were sleeping with his county issued cell phone. Mr. Blevins woke you up and advised you to return to the Edison Support Center to discuss this incident. When you arrived at the Edison Support Center, you met with Mr. Blevins, Mr. Schull and myself. You were asked to write down your account for the day. Your written account of May 5, 2017 (attached) states: “Left shop 6:20 to 6:30. Went to Belle View to get an asset tag number. Went to Bryant to look at room 28 or 22 and looked at the motor starter and transformer for pump from the other day 7:45 to 8:45’ish. Cleaned up and was going to close out work orders around 10:08. I plugged in the laptop and turned it on……And I dozed off.” …show more content…

Blevins asked you for an explanation as to why you fell asleep and if there was anything going on in your life that could be a contributing factor. You said “I’m feeling okay, I have been working a lot.” You were asked if you had anything you wanted to say and you replied, “It happens, people get tired, things happen.” Mr. Blevins then asked if you able to return to work and you replied that you were okay to return to

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