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Hey guys, long time lurker, first time poster. I've seen a few things here and there about FEMA bringing in people to help out with the disaster relief efforts.
Anyone have any experience with things like this?
If one were interested in doing such a thing, what would they need to be aware of or look out for?
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>>1091739
>what would they need to be aware of or look out for?
Getting your stuff stolen when it is left somewhere. Make sure whatever you leave, where ever it is, is locked up properly.
Infection. Flood waters are notorious for floating up the turds of animals, flushing out sewers, and having lots of carcasses. Don't get cut, don't touch your face without using alcohol wet wipes on your hands first. Wear protective gear, even general eye protection. Some of this depends on what you'll be doing of course. Just don't handle anything without gloves.
https://www.fema.gov/hurricane-harvey
https://www.fema.gov/faq-details/Volunteering-for-FEMA-1370032124285
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How can i profit of this hurricane ?
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I went to Louisiana for work right after hurricane Katrina, and went again during hurricane Gustav. I also went to New Jersey right after hurricane Sandy.
I'm a paramedic, from Pennsylvania. Our state has what's called ambulance strike teams, that can be gathered together on short notice and head to disaster areas for help.
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>>1091819
Looting
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>>1091846
My people do not "loot"
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>>1091819
Buy stock in flood repair companies, building supply companies
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this vessel loooks so edgy. I want sink it.
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>>1091894
>this vessel
There is a joke about black people in a car is a blood vessel.
Its a pretty funny joke!
I dont really understand it though
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>>1091910
bloods are a gang
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>>1091876
Adank
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>>1091739
You can get FEMA certified to assist in such operations from their independent study website. The courses also count for college credit if you transfer it over.
t. disaster ops certified
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>>1092163
How does that pay?
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>>1091990
That does not seem that funny then
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>>1092185
It doesn't, I have it for my employment in FL
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>>1091819
Fill up a bunch of gas cans and sell them for really high prices
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>>1093231
This is actually a career in mexico
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>>1093231
There has got to be an easier way to profit off the misery this storm is created.
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>>1093619
Fine.
>be CFO of a nongovernmental, "nonprofit" relief organization.
Last I checked the CFO of the American Red Cross got paid over $3,000,000 USD a year and only worked around 220 hours the whole year.
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>>1092185
americans, everyone
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>>1091867
Carpet bagging is a public service.
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>>1091829
Where can I subscribe to your blog?
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