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Servsafe International Exam Proctors ServSafe International Exam Proctors Type Name Company Address City Province/Region/State Zip Code Country Phone Email Website Instructor/Proctor Maria Victoria Guarino Conde 1235 Buenos Aires Buenos Aires 1429 Argentina 54 114450655 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor Marisol Pérez S.A. Paroissien 1930 Capital Federal Buenos Aires 1429 Argentina 116-9027481 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor ORNELA ZIGLIOLI Alsea Av. Libertador 1295 #1 Vicente Lopez Buenos Aires 1638 Argentina 0341 1537-00186 [email protected] Proctor Romina Fernandez LOPEZ Buenos Aires Argentina 54 11 5530-7000 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor Marius Neacsu Südtirolerplatz 1 Salzburg Salzurg 5020 Austria 662-878-658 [email protected] Proctor Rico Hoffman Oldtimerweg 2 Oed bei Amstetten NOE 3312 Austria 43 660 5556108 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor Meur Raphael Ruelle, 17 Pellaines 42870 Belgium 32-147-9205165 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor CARLOS CAMACHO Emporium La Paz Murillo Bolivia 591 22 125097 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor Abdou Moustafa 290 Highway 401 West Cambridge ON N3C 2V6 Canada 519-658-2100 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor ASEP PURNAMA 13338-137 Avenue Edmonton AB T5L2A9 Canada 416-585-2500 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor Domini Pope 11103 Alaska Rd. Fort St. John BC ViJ OP2 Canada 250 785 2522 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor Jaime Harpell 566 norwich ave Woodstock ON n4v 1c6 Canada 519-539-0079 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor JASBIR DAVIES Smashburger 6670 TEMPLE DRIVE NE CALGARY Alberta T1Y 5V6 Canada 403-585-4430 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor Jason Goldsmith Tim Hortons 17004-111 Ave NW Edmonton Alberta T5S2Y1 Canada 780-964-6250 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor JONI ROPER 687 EAST RIVER ROAD NEW GLASGOW NS B2H 2S4 Canada 902-752-4471 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor JUDITH MCCARRON (2014) Limited 22 Commodore Dr. Westmount Nova Scotia B1R 0A8 Canada 902-539-7979 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor Kevin Clark 428 Black Street Fergus ON N1M3M3 Canada 226-820-1041 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor Kilby Anderson 84 Rue Notre Dame Atholville NB E3n 3z2 Canada 506 753 5496 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor Kimberly Maddock 113 Bowes Street Parry Sound ON P2A2L8 Canada 705-746-0422 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor Lana Andersen 5601 - 31st Street Lloydminster AB T9V 2H3 Canada 780-870-6518 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor Margaret Rust 3306620 NS Ltd 40 Ryan Ave Lantz Nova Scotia B2S1X6 Canada 902-476-7984 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor NANCY OLSON Tim Hortons 3871 Glen Canyon Drive West KELOWNA British Columbia V4T2P8 Canada 778-877-5801 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor Natalie Mestancik 15 Carere Cres Guelph ON N1E0K4 Canada 519-362-6722 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor Piyush Kevadiya 221-111 Charles Ave. Fort McMurray AB T9H 1R3 Canada 587 778 2040 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor RANDY BAKER formerly Wilson Fuels co ltd 1 Falkland street Lunenburg Nova Scotia B0J 2C0 Canada 902-229-8651 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor Rebecca Herod 16 Aquitania Blvd W Lethbridge AB AB T1J 5A8 Canada 403-795-4192 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor Rohini Bassan 3340 River Ranch Merritt BC V1K1M5 Canada 250-574-2727 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor ROHINI BOODHOO 145 MEANDERING TRAIL Scarborough Ontario M1B 6E6 Canada 416-356-3065 [email protected] Instructor/Proctor Vinny Aguila Smashburger #4, 2770 32nd Ave NE Calgary Alberta T1Y 555 Canada 403-919-5183 [email protected] Proctor Aashna Saini 3202 Shelley Street Victoria BC Canada 431-999-3680 [email protected] Proctor Abdou El Moselhi 3688L, 100 Airport Rd Edmonton Alberta T6W IH4 Canada 780-818-6615 [email protected] Proctor Adrienne Power Tim Hortons 4160 Petrolia Line Petrolia Ontario N0N1R0 Canada 519-381-5065 [email protected] Proctor Aileen Beredo Tim Hortons 5105-111th St. Southgate Mall Edmonton Alberta T7H 4M6 Canada 587-990-4594 [email protected] Supervisor Ajeetpal Randhawa 15 Sage Valley Cove NW Calgary AB T3R 0E6 Canada 403-966-3823 [email protected] Supervisor AKASH AHUJA 1188175 BC Ltd 756 Davie Street Vancouver British Columbia V6Z1B6 Canada 604-377-2208 [email protected] Supervisor Al Dawson 945 Concession Rd 7 Pickering ON Canada 204-290-2402 [email protected] Supervisor Alan A McMullin McMullin Food Safety 276 Hollingsworth Drive Bridgewater Nova Scotia B4V3V8 Canada 902-298-1966 [email protected] Supervisor Alyssa Flewelling 277 Connell St Woodstock NB E7M 1M3 Canada 506-323-9343 [email protected] Supervisor Alyssa Tahimic Tim Hortons 31 Barnham Crescent Winnipeg Manitoba R2r 2s1 Canada 204-557-7979 [email protected] Supervisor Amanda Menjivar Edenilson Enterprises 16131 90 ST NW Edmonton Alberta T5Z3P5 Canada 780-903-2969 [email protected] Supervisor Amanda Winkler Tim Hortons 1251 Simcoe St N Oshawa Ontario L1G4X1 Canada 289-928-3241 [email protected] Supervisor Amanpreet Kang 1249 Sherwood BLVD N.W. Calgary AB T3R 0C7 Canada 403-689-9795 [email protected] Supervisor Amélie Lajeunesse Tim Hortons 5985 Ch. de la Côte-des- Neiges Montréal Québec H3S 1Z2 Canada 514-651-3836 [email protected] Supervisor Amit Sethi Redberry food Services 686 Beatrice Dr. Ottawa ON K2J 0H1 Canada 613-291-1442 [email protected] Supervisor Amrit Perhar 57 Storybook Crescent Markham ON L6E2B8 Canada 416-805-8049 [email protected] Supervisor AMRITPAUL HAYER 0974614BC 2139 Louie Drive #100 Westbank British Columbia v4t3e6 Canada 778-985-7980 [email protected] Supervisor Amy Bennett Tim Hortons 201 Main Street East Stayner Ontario L0M 1S0 Canada 289-795-7768 [email protected] Supervisor Anasha Basmattie Mohabir 815 Caledonia Road North York Ontario M3K 1E8 Canada 647-927-5125 [email protected] Supervisor Andy Burns of Kanata 6 Edgewater Street Kanata Ontario K2L 1V8 Canada 867-223-1986 [email protected] Supervisor Angela Bertucci Tim Hortons 9600 Islington Ave Woodbridge Ontario L4H2T1 Canada 416-716-6204 [email protected] Supervisor ANGELA LIAKOS 7171 80 AVE NE UNIT 400 CALGARY Alberta T3J 0P6 Canada 403-968-3270 [email protected] Supervisor ANIL BHORIA Tim Hortons 1621 Birchmount Road Scarborough Ontario M1P2J3 Canada 416-433-4219 [email protected] Supervisor Anita Johnston Tim Hortons 1229 Wonderland Road N London British Columbia N6G 2V9 Canada 519-200-4179 [email protected] Supervisor Anita Stafford 655 Dixon Road Toronto ON Canada 416-244-1711 [email protected] Supervisor Anna Marshall 9234 94 Street NW Edmonton AB Canada 587-989-0925 [email protected] Supervisor Annemarie Hickey 59 Blockhouse Road Placentia NL A0B 2Y0 Canada 709-227-0397 [email protected] Supervisor April-Dawn Swann Tim Hortons 769 Ellershouse Road Ellershouse Nova Scotia B0N 1L0 Canada 902-478-4864 [email protected] Supervisor Arjun Vinod Tim Hortons Hwy 11 & Enterprise Lane Davidson Saskatchewan S0G 1A0 Canada 306-416-0122 [email protected] Supervisor Arlin Gunderson International Dairy Queen 1111 International Blvd Suite 601 Burlington Ontario L7L 6W1 Canada 403-463-1902 [email protected] Supervisor ARUN RAJ Tim Hortons 624 Peter Robertson Blvd Brampton Ontario L6R 1T5 Canada 905-789-0104 [email protected] Supervisor Ashley Eden 4307 130th Ave SE Calgary AB T2Z3R7 Canada 587-971-8467 [email protected] Supervisor Ashley Hrinkanic 150 Talisman Drive Gravenhurst ON P1P1K8 Canada 705-641-8474 [email protected] Supervisor Ashley Smith Tim Hortons 6 Bronte Court Dundas Ontario L9H 7N2 Canada 289-230-3915 [email protected] Supervisor Ashwani Sharma 7171 Torbram Road Mississauga NL L4T 3W4 Canada 905-677-1220 [email protected] Supervisor Azal Alhamdi Tim Hortons 570 Upper Ottawa Street Hamilton Ontario L8T 3T2 Canada 905-318-7118 [email protected] Supervisor Ben Wasmuth Tim Hortons Hwy 11 & Enterprise Lane Davidson Saskatchewan S0G 1A0 Canada 306-290-7216 [email protected] Supervisor Bertha Ochoa-Sponarski Tim Hortons 2655 Eglinton Ave W Mississauga Ontario L5M7E1 Canada 226-979-5428 [email protected] Supervisor Betty Yorke 3 Gateway Drive Oromocto NB E2V4R3 Canada 506-440-8467 [email protected] Supervisor Bhumika Kapadia 5 Peppermint Close Brampton ON Canada 416-556-8424 [email protected] Supervisor Blair Young 10 Four Seasons Pl 601 Etobicoke ON M9B 6H7 Canada 613-695-8900 [email protected] Supervisor Brandi McEachern 16039 97 Street Edmonton AB T5X 6E4 Canada 780-860-2390 [email protected] Supervisor Brandon Byers Tim Hortons 8100 Highway 3B #20 Trail BC V1r 4N7 Canada 250-368-3187 [email protected] Supervisor Brett Hillier SCCM HOLDINGS LTD. 3005 NEW ST. Burlington ON L7R1K3 Canada 289-9253025 [email protected] Supervisor Brette Shatkosky Tim Hortons 990 East Main St Welland Ontario L3B3Z3 Canada 289-696-0733 [email protected] Supervisor Brian Groulx Tim Hortons 2460 Whitehorn Drive Burlington Ontario L7L 7M8 Canada 647-969-7684 [email protected] Supervisor Brian Steadman 2023857 Alberta Ltd 361 Allard Blvd Edmonton Alberta T6W 0J2 Canada 780-264-2902 [email protected] Supervisor Brigitte Dépôt Gestion Marc Dumas Inc 535 boul bois-francs sud Victoriaville Quebec G6P5X7 Canada 514-824-8324 [email protected] Supervisor Brittany Freitas Tim Hortons 2150 Bloor Street West Toronto
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