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Precella works as an airplane groomer — her job is to keep the airplane cabins clean. And as lead hand, she assigns duties, gives instructions, and communicates with supervisors and airline agents to make sure scheduled flights are cleaned on time.
For over 20 years, Heather has helped students from across the globe learn English as an English Second Language teacher.
Daniel, of Kelowna, works in the industrial supply sector, filling compressed gases and inspecting materials for welding supplies, also filling from time to time as a relief driver.
With a new wheelchair lift in her van thanks to WorkBC Assistive Technology Services, Angela no long has to worry about her commute to work.
“I have a moderate high frequency hearing loss,” says Michelle. “I was finding it very challenging to do seminars or converse in larger groups because I couldn’t hear people’s responses.”