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WORK ACTIVITIES
WORK ACTIVITIES
As we are winding down our response phase, which includes debris removal, muck and gut, and mold sanitation, we are moving on to the recovery phase. This includes installing insulation, putting up drywall, as well as mudding the drywall and painting it afterwards.
To learn more about our scope of work, click here.
TYPICAL WORKDAY
TYPICAL WORKDAY
Each day depends on the scope of work the community you are working in requires. Don’t worry if you have never done this before—we will teach you everything you need to know when you get here. The work day is typically from 7.45 AM - 4 PM. However, these hours change depending on the needs of the program. After you return home from the work site, you will have a chance to unwind, relax, and reflect on your day as a part of our nightly team meetings. Read more about the daily schedule here.
Mondays-Friday:
6 AM: Quiet hours will usually end around this time
6 AM: Volunteers get ready for the day, and make their breakfasts and lunches
7.30 AM: Teams roll out to the work sites for the day
12-1 PM: Lunch
3.30 PM: Teams wrap up for the day and head back to base
4.00 PM: Mandatory daily meeting
6 PM: Dinner Time
4.30-10 PM: Free Time
9 PM - Quiet hours start; 10 PM - On the weekends
10 PM - Curfew for staff and volunteers; 11 PM - On the weekends
Saturdays and Sundays: REST DAYS
WORK PICTURES
WORK PICTURES
The following pictures are examples of work done on the Hurricane Milton Relief program in Florida. They were selected to resemble the work that you are likely to perform during your stay.
Debris removal
Debris removal site
Muck and Gut
Muck and Gut Site
Mold Sanitation Team
Scrubbing of studs - mold sani
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