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Matt, a new recruit to the River City Fire Department's hazmat team, is learning to use ALOHA by reading the helps and the ALOHA Examples [PDF, 1.9 MB] document and working through the example problems they contain. Right now, he's trying to be sure that he correctly understands what ALOHA's toxic threat zone estimate represents.

Aloha United Way is an equal opportunity employer and committed to building an organization that is diverse, and a work environment that is safe and inclusive for all employees. We recognize that generations of Native Hawaiians, people of color, people from working class backgrounds, women, and LGBTQ+ people have been marginalized. Because we believe that these communities must be centered in the work we do, we strongly encourage applicants from these identities to apply. Candidates from all spectrums of race, ethnicities, national origins, ages, sexual orientations, gender identities, religions, socio-economic backgrounds, and levels of physical abilities are welcome to apply. AUW values a wide range of experience and encourage candidates to submit applications even if candidates do not meet all preferred criteria.

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Jen and the amazing team at Aloha International Employment are simply the best. We have been working hand in hand with Aloha International Employment for 4 years now and it has been the best decision, we as a company, have made. They not only help us with hiring new employees, handling weekly payroll, and providing us with the best priced health insurance policies for our employees, they also go out of their way to keep us informed on any new and important labor laws that directly apply to our company. We have had multiple situations come up with employees and the first people we call is Aloha International, they are reliable, accessible, supportive and transparent. They are everything you need when you have a situation that needs to be handled, or when COVID-19 hits. When it was time to apply for the PPP loan, Aloha International Employment was more than helpful in providing up-to-date information on the loan application and providing us with all the paperwork needed. Once the loan was received, they made the payroll process easy and sent payroll summaries weekly to help us keep everything in order. They were a support team like no other, and during a time of high stress and lots of uncertainty, they kept us at ease. We cannot recommend them enough!

Reserve Advisory Council members represent Conservation, Research, Education, Native Hawaiian, Recreational and Commercial Fishing and Ocean-Related Tourism interests, as well as the State of Hawaii and the community at large. Council meetings take place quarterly and are open to the public. There are also a number of Council sub-committees and working groups that address particular issues or tasks. In addition to the 15 voting members that represent constituency groups, there are 10 non-voting members representing stakeholder federal agencies.

Mary loves being around animals and talking to clients about all things pet care! Mary loves her job and working with everyone here at Aloha and considers us to be one big family! Mary has a four-year-old dog named Jentezen, and two 6-year-old cats named Finn and Allie. In her free time, Mary enjoys working out, cooking, going to the beach, going on bike rides, and she loves going to church.

Kelly is one of our phenomenal Groomers here at Aloha Pet and Bird Hospital. She joined our kennel staff team full time in July of 2018 and has had over 22 years of experience in the animal related field. Before bringing her talents to Aloha Kelly worked for a horse and carriage company where she began developing her passions for working with animals. She has been grooming animals since 1998, and loves being able to interact with animals and helping them feel better, refreshed, and more comfortable after a groom.

Full-time Kennel Technician Guy has about 5 years of experience working in the veterinary care field. Before coming to work at Aloha Pet & Bird Hospital, Guy worked at Pine Hills Clinic in Orlando and at Windermere Vet Hospital as both a Kennel Technician and Assistant Veterinary Technician. Guy has an AA degree from Valencia College and a BA from Ringling School of Art and Design. As a Kennel Technician, Guy helps keep our kennel, dog run, and exam rooms clean and sanitary. He loves to learn and work hard, and he's passionate about educating clients on how to help care for their furry friend.

When asked why he loves working with our team, Guy said "Aloha Pet & Bird Hospital has the best staff of any place I've ever worked. I feel welcome and valuable; it really does feel like family. The love and care for the clients this office provides is always one step above."

Aloha Air Cargo is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities and disabled veterans in our job application procedures. If you need assistance or an accommodation due to a disability, please contact Employee Services at aacjobs@alohaaircargo.com.

She loves working with a wide variety of people, and is fascinated by different cultures (she has spent 20% of her life living abroad). Dr. Kelly and her family love living on Oahu and consider Hawaii home.

Born and raised in Hawaii, Nadia has been with Aloha Affordable Veterinary Services since August of 2019. She is currently a student at WCC and is working on getting her Veterinary Technician credentials.

Kylie is a Certified Veterinary Assistant here at Aloha Affordable Veterinary Services, but has been working in the vet field for over 4 years! Kylie moved here with her husband who is an Apache Pilot for the US Army.

In order to achieve our goals, working together is imperative. Teamwork is stressed. Individual achievement is encouraged, but success is found in the contributions of many hands working together. Laulima embodies the essence of what it means to live aloha.

Hawaiian Electric is working closely with state and county agencies to minimize wildfire risk and support public safety on all the islands it serves. The company has been taking proactive steps to safely keep the lights on during the current Red Flag Warning for leeward areas of all islands.

Three weeks after the devastation of Lahaina, we are still working to recover and to strengthen our defenses against future weather-driven emergencies, including windstorms and wildfires. The safety of Maui residents, businesses and visitors is the top priority of our government agencies and our dedicated state and county teams, supported by many partners in our community, including Hawaiian Electric.

Hawaiian Electric crews made significant progress in the past 24 hours, restoring power to nearly all customers in the West Maui area today and working to bring electricity back to a remaining pocket in the Upcountry area.

In West Maui, crews are working to energize new distribution lines from a second mobile substation installed in the Lahaina area. When the complex work is completed, crews will safely restore power to approximately 500 customers in the Launiupoko to Olowalu area. Customers currently without power are being directly notified on the steps being taken to restore power safely and reliably to their properties.

Crews continue work today on connecting a second mobile substation in the Lahaina area in order to restore a majority of West Maui customers by this weekend. In Upcountry, crews are working to address pocket outages. Hawaiian Electric continues to coordinate with federal, state and county response teams on restoration efforts.

Connecting a mobile substation to the grid is a complex process that takes time to safely connect customers. Substations step down power from high-voltage transmission lines to lower-voltage distribution lines that serve neighborhoods. Crews are working to build new distribution lines from the mobile substation to complete restoration to customers in the Launiupoko to Olowalu area.

Installation of the second mobile substation in the Lahaina area has also been completed, and crews will be working to build new distribution lines from that mobile substation to complete restoration to customers in the Launiupoko to Olowalu area. In Upcountry, crews are working to restore remaining pockets of customers and additional supplies for repair work are expected to arrive this week.

In coordination with state and county response efforts on Maui, Hawaiian Electric crews are working to restore a critical circuit in West Maui that serves essential services, such as grocery stores and pharmacies, along with a county wastewater pumping facility in the Lahaina area.

In West Maui, crews are also working to restore a second critical circuit in Lahaina that serves additional businesses that provide essential services in the upcoming week. Installation of a second mobile substation that will serve the Launiupoko to Olowalu area is continuing. This mobile substation takes time to install to ensure safe and reliable connection to the island's electric system.

Crews will be working on activating a second mobile substation to support restoration for the Launiupoko to Olowalu area. Additional materials and vehicles, including two more bucket trucks from Hawaii Island, arrived on Maui to support restoration work. Hawaiian Electric has more than 400 employees and contractors actively working on Maui.

Approximately 1,800 customers in Olowalu, Lahaina and some surrounding areas remain without power. Hawaiian Electric has begun contacting those whose electricity may be restored beyond this week. Crews continue working to restore pocket outages in Upcountry.

Crews continue working to install a second mobile substation to support restoration for the Launiupoko to Olowalu areas. Substations step down power from high-voltage transmission lines to lower-voltage distribution lines that serve neighborhoods. The installation process takes time to connect the substation to the grid safely and reliably. Once online, the mobile substation would power facilities that provide essential needs. e24fc04721