Medics needed for Oil Spill

[Guest guest]

I have a friend that is a Director in New Orleans. He needs half a dozen EMTs

and Paramedics to supplement his staff for the Oil Spill cleanup. I already

have 4 of my staff rotating through there now. If you are interested send me a

resume and I will forward it to him. You will be dedicated to the site only

leaving to transport a patients. Three meals a day are included as well as

lodging on site. This is just like a Hurricane deployment. You will need to

get to New Orleans to start your shift. You will need the following.

National Registry Paramedic or EMT, current Texas Cert, ACLS and PALS if you are

a medic and CPR, EVOC or CEVO. Need to be ready to deploy next week for 2 week

minimum, 1 month would be great. Will be working 24 hour truck with bunking on

site. 5 days on, and 2 days off of New Orleans style R&R(they only provide a

room) then back on again. You can choose to work the whole 2 weeks straight.

They are paying $19 a hour and you go to overtime when you hit 40 in a week.

This is not a 1099 gig, all taxes are taken out. All the regular employment

eligibility requirements apply, so if you can't get hired somewhere else you

can't there. You will be standing by for possible injuries of the thousands of

workers that are loading and unloading booms, etc.

Fred Wilkins, EMS Administrator

Matagorda County EMS

Here are some things to consider;

Training

· ICS 100, 200, 700

· Hazmat Awareness Training

· Current Active EMS Certification EMT-B, EMT-I, EMT-P, LP

Requirements

· Commit to minimum 2 week deployment period

· You will be restricted to deployment areas and bases with no free

travel or off time

· If showers are available you MUST shower every day

· Work and sleep in harsh conditions with no climate control or showers

· Limited to 1 piece of luggage not to exceed standard TSA carry on

requirements

· Pillow and sleeping blanket/bag

· Cash for personal spending

· Be self sufficient with personal needs;

o Personal Prescribed Medications for entire deployment

o Headache, sinus, allergy medications

o Personal/sanitary needs for entire deployment

§ Toothbrush

§ Toothpaste

§ Razor

§ Shaving cream

§ Deodorant

§ Feminine hygiene products

§ Sunscreen

§ Bug spray

§ Shampoo

§ Soap

§ Waterless hand sanitizer

o 7 days worth of clothing

§ Rain Gear

§ Underwear (male and female items)

§ Socks

§ Towel

§ Pants

§ 2 pairs of boots

§ Belt

§ Hat

§ Shower shoes (flip-flops - REQUIRED)

Optional Items

· Portable DVD Player/Laptop

· Cell phone with chargers

· Tobacco products for 2 weeks

· IPOD

· Baby wipes

[Guest guest]

Do you have contact information, company name, etc. or are folks are just

supposed to guess how and where to apply?????

Les

NREMT-Paramedic, HM-M, CSST, SAPA, RSO, AHA-TCF

Senior Safety Coordinator / Emergency Response Coordinator

Westlake Chemical

P.O. Box 228

36045 LA 30

Geismar, LA 70734-0228

e-Mail: lpowell@...

Telephone:

Fax:

Cell: 225.439-6552

Captain / Training Officer - 7th District Fire Department -

http://www.apfire.us/ http://www.apfire.us/> e-Mail: FD707@...

%20FD707@...>

Captain / Training Officer - Geismar Fire Department - http://www.apfire.us/

http://www.apfire.us/>

Industrial Fire World Advisory Board - Industrial Fire World

http://www.fireworld.com/>

Secretary - Geismar Area Mutual Aid Association (GAMA) - http:www.gamaid.org

Affiliate Advisory Council - Texas: National Association of Emergency Medical

Technicians http://www.naemt.org/>

Board of Directors - Emergency Medical Services Association of Texas (EMSAT)

http://www.texasemsat.org/>

" Next to creating a life, the finest thing a man can do is save one. " - Abraham

Lincoln

________________________________

From: texasems-l [mailto:texasems-l ] On Behalf

Of Fred Wilkins

Sent: Friday, May 14, 2010 11:58

To: texasems-l

Subject: Medics needed for Oil Spill

I have a friend that is a Director in New Orleans. He needs half a dozen EMTs

and Paramedics to supplement his staff for the Oil Spill cleanup. I already have

4 of my staff rotating through there now. If you are interested send me a resume

and I will forward it to him. You will be dedicated to the site only leaving to

transport a patients. Three meals a day are included as well as lodging on site.

This is just like a Hurricane deployment. You will need to get to New Orleans to

start your shift. You will need the following.

National Registry Paramedic or EMT, current Texas Cert, ACLS and PALS if you are

a medic and CPR, EVOC or CEVO. Need to be ready to deploy next week for 2 week

minimum, 1 month would be great. Will be working 24 hour truck with bunking on

site. 5 days on, and 2 days off of New Orleans style R&R(they only provide a

room) then back on again. You can choose to work the whole 2 weeks straight.

They are paying $19 a hour and you go to overtime when you hit 40 in a week.

This is not a 1099 gig, all taxes are taken out. All the regular employment

eligibility requirements apply, so if you can't get hired somewhere else you

can't there. You will be standing by for possible injuries of the thousands of

workers that are loading and unloading booms, etc.

Fred Wilkins, EMS Administrator

Matagorda County EMS

Here are some things to consider;

Training

· ICS 100, 200, 700

· Hazmat Awareness Training

· Current Active EMS Certification EMT-B, EMT-I, EMT-P, LP

Requirements

· Commit to minimum 2 week deployment period

· You will be restricted to deployment areas and bases with no free travel or

off time

· If showers are available you MUST shower every day

· Work and sleep in harsh conditions with no climate control or showers

· Limited to 1 piece of luggage not to exceed standard TSA carry on requirements

· Pillow and sleeping blanket/bag

· Cash for personal spending

· Be self sufficient with personal needs;

o Personal Prescribed Medications for entire deployment

o Headache, sinus, allergy medications

o Personal/sanitary needs for entire deployment

§ Toothbrush

§ Toothpaste

§ Razor

§ Shaving cream

§ Deodorant

§ Feminine hygiene products

§ Sunscreen

§ Bug spray

§ Shampoo

§ Soap

§ Waterless hand sanitizer

o 7 days worth of clothing

§ Rain Gear

§ Underwear (male and female items)

§ Socks

§ Towel

§ Pants

§ 2 pairs of boots

§ Belt

§ Hat

§ Shower shoes (flip-flops - REQUIRED)

Optional Items

· Portable DVD Player/Laptop

· Cell phone with chargers

· Tobacco products for 2 weeks

· IPOD

· Baby wipes

[Guest guest]

the email said " send me your email and i'll forward it "

Subject: RE: Medics needed for Oil Spill

To: texasems-l

Date: Friday, May 14, 2010, 12:30 PM

 

Do you have contact information, company name, etc. or are folks are just

supposed to guess how and where to apply?????

Les

NREMT-Paramedic, HM-M, CSST, SAPA, RSO, AHA-TCF

Senior Safety Coordinator / Emergency Response Coordinator

Westlake Chemical

P.O. Box 228

36045 LA 30

Geismar, LA 70734-0228

e-Mail: lpowell@...

Telephone:

Fax:

Cell: 225.439-6552

Captain / Training Officer - 7th District Fire Department -

http://www.apfire.us/ http://www.apfire.us/> e-Mail: FD707@...

%20FD707@...>

Captain / Training Officer - Geismar Fire Department - http://www.apfire.us/

http://www.apfire.us/>

Industrial Fire World Advisory Board - Industrial Fire World

http://www.fireworld.com/>

Secretary - Geismar Area Mutual Aid Association (GAMA) - http:www.gamaid.org

Affiliate Advisory Council - Texas: National Association of Emergency Medical

Technicians http://www.naemt.org/>

Board of Directors - Emergency Medical Services Association of Texas (EMSAT)

http://www.texasemsat.org/>

" Next to creating a life, the finest thing a man can do is save one. " - Abraham

Lincoln

________________________________

From: texasems-l [mailto:texasems-l ] On Behalf

Of Fred Wilkins

Sent: Friday, May 14, 2010 11:58

To: texasems-l

Subject: Medics needed for Oil Spill

I have a friend that is a Director in New Orleans. He needs half a dozen EMTs

and Paramedics to supplement his staff for the Oil Spill cleanup. I already have

4 of my staff rotating through there now. If you are interested send me a resume

and I will forward it to him. You will be dedicated to the site only leaving to

transport a patients. Three meals a day are included as well as lodging on site.

This is just like a Hurricane deployment. You will need to get to New Orleans to

start your shift. You will need the following.

National Registry Paramedic or EMT, current Texas Cert, ACLS and PALS if you are

a medic and CPR, EVOC or CEVO. Need to be ready to deploy next week for 2 week

minimum, 1 month would be great. Will be working 24 hour truck with bunking on

site. 5 days on, and 2 days off of New Orleans style R&R(they only provide a

room) then back on again. You can choose to work the whole 2 weeks straight.

They are paying $19 a hour and you go to overtime when you hit 40 in a week.

This is not a 1099 gig, all taxes are taken out. All the regular employment

eligibility requirements apply, so if you can't get hired somewhere else you

can't there. You will be standing by for possible injuries of the thousands of

workers that are loading and unloading booms, etc.

Fred Wilkins, EMS Administrator

Matagorda County EMS

Here are some things to consider;

Training

· ICS 100, 200, 700

· Hazmat Awareness Training

· Current Active EMS Certification EMT-B, EMT-I, EMT-P, LP

Requirements

· Commit to minimum 2 week deployment period

· You will be restricted to deployment areas and bases with no free travel or

off time

· If showers are available you MUST shower every day

· Work and sleep in harsh conditions with no climate control or showers

· Limited to 1 piece of luggage not to exceed standard TSA carry on

requirements

· Pillow and sleeping blanket/bag

· Cash for personal spending

· Be self sufficient with personal needs;

o Personal Prescribed Medications for entire deployment

o Headache, sinus, allergy medications

o Personal/sanitary needs for entire deployment

§ Toothbrush

§ Toothpaste

§ Razor

§ Shaving cream

§ Deodorant

§ Feminine hygiene products

§ Sunscreen

§ Bug spray

§ Shampoo

§ Soap

§ Waterless hand sanitizer

o 7 days worth of clothing

§ Rain Gear

§ Underwear (male and female items)

§ Socks

§ Towel

§ Pants

§ 2 pairs of boots

§ Belt

§ Hat

§ Shower shoes (flip-flops - REQUIRED)

Optional Items

· Portable DVD Player/Laptop

· Cell phone with chargers

· Tobacco products for 2 weeks

· IPOD

· Baby wipes

[Guest guest]

Fred I would like to talk to you offline could you please email me or send me

your email

blondeangel572@...   

 Life is too short to wake up with regrets,

So love the people who treat you right.

Forget about the ones who don't.

Believe everything happens for a reason

________________________________

To: texasems-l

Sent: Fri, May 14, 2010 1:15:47 PM

Subject: RE: Medics needed for Oil Spill

 

the email said " send me your email and i'll forward it "

Subject: RE: Medics needed for Oil Spill

To: texasems-l

Date: Friday, May 14, 2010, 12:30 PM

 

Do you have contact information, company name, etc. or are folks are just

supposed to guess how and where to apply?????

Les

NREMT-Paramedic, HM-M, CSST, SAPA, RSO, AHA-TCF

Senior Safety Coordinator / Emergency Response Coordinator

Westlake Chemical

P.O. Box 228

36045 LA 30

Geismar, LA 70734-0228

e-Mail: lpowell@...

Telephone:

Fax:

Cell: 225.439-6552

Captain / Training Officer - 7th District Fire Department -

http://www.apfire.us/ http://www.apfire.us/> e-Mail: FD707@...

%20FD707@...>

Captain / Training Officer - Geismar Fire Department - http://www.apfire.us/

http://www.apfire.us/>

Industrial Fire World Advisory Board - Industrial Fire World

http://www.fireworld.com/>

Secretary - Geismar Area Mutual Aid Association (GAMA) - http:www.gamaid.org

Affiliate Advisory Council - Texas: National Association of Emergency Medical

Technicians http://www.naemt.org/>

Board of Directors - Emergency Medical Services Association of Texas (EMSAT)

http://www.texasemsat.org/>

" Next to creating a life, the finest thing a man can do is save one. " - Abraham

Lincoln

________________________________

From: texasems-l [mailto:texasems-l ] On Behalf

Of Fred Wilkins

Sent: Friday, May 14, 2010 11:58

To: texasems-l

Subject: Medics needed for Oil Spill

I have a friend that is a Director in New Orleans. He needs half a dozen EMTs

and Paramedics to supplement his staff for the Oil Spill cleanup. I already have

4 of my staff rotating through there now. If you are interested send me a resume

and I will forward it to him. You will be dedicated to the site only leaving to

transport a patients. Three meals a day are included as well as lodging on site.

This is just like a Hurricane deployment. You will need to get to New Orleans to

start your shift. You will need the following.

National Registry Paramedic or EMT, current Texas Cert, ACLS and PALS if you are

a medic and CPR, EVOC or CEVO. Need to be ready to deploy next week for 2 week

minimum, 1 month would be great. Will be working 24 hour truck with bunking on

site. 5 days on, and 2 days off of New Orleans style R&R(they only provide a

room) then back on again. You can choose to work the whole 2 weeks straight.

They are paying $19 a hour and you go to overtime when you hit 40 in a week.

This is not a 1099 gig, all taxes are taken out. All the regular employment

eligibility requirements apply, so if you can't get hired somewhere else you

can't there. You will be standing by for possible injuries of the thousands of

workers that are loading and unloading booms, etc.

Fred Wilkins, EMS Administrator

Matagorda County EMS

Here are some things to consider;

Training

· ICS 100, 200, 700

· Hazmat Awareness Training

· Current Active EMS Certification EMT-B, EMT-I, EMT-P, LP

Requirements

· Commit to minimum 2 week deployment period

· You will be restricted to deployment areas and bases with no free travel or

off time

· If showers are available you MUST shower every day

· Work and sleep in harsh conditions with no climate control or showers

· Limited to 1 piece of luggage not to exceed standard TSA carry on

requirements

· Pillow and sleeping blanket/bag

· Cash for personal spending

· Be self sufficient with personal needs;

o Personal Prescribed Medications for entire deployment

o Headache, sinus, allergy medications

o Personal/sanitary needs for entire deployment

§ Toothbrush

§ Toothpaste

§ Razor

§ Shaving cream

§ Deodorant

§ Feminine hygiene products

§ Sunscreen

§ Bug spray

§ Shampoo

§ Soap

§ Waterless hand sanitizer

o 7 days worth of clothing

§ Rain Gear

§ Underwear (male and female items)

§ Socks

§ Towel

§ Pants

§ 2 pairs of boots

§ Belt

§ Hat

§ Shower shoes (flip-flops - REQUIRED)

Optional Items

· Portable DVD Player/Laptop

· Cell phone with chargers

· Tobacco products for 2 weeks

· IPOD

· Baby wipes

[Guest guest]

Fred,

Since you made this posting I went ahead and took a refresher and got my

national registry. Could I get the contact info for your friend please?

Thanks,

Brad

Sent via BlackBerry, the office that follows you.

Medics needed for Oil Spill

I have a friend that is a Director in New Orleans. He needs half a dozen EMTs

and Paramedics to supplement his staff for the Oil Spill cleanup. I already

have 4 of my staff rotating through there now. If you are interested send me a

resume and I will forward it to him. You will be dedicated to the site only

leaving to transport a patients. Three meals a day are included as well as

lodging on site. This is just like a Hurricane deployment. You will need to

get to New Orleans to start your shift. You will need the following.

National Registry Paramedic or EMT, current Texas Cert, ACLS and PALS if you are

a medic and CPR, EVOC or CEVO. Need to be ready to deploy next week for 2 week

minimum, 1 month would be great. Will be working 24 hour truck with bunking on

site. 5 days on, and 2 days off of New Orleans style R&R(they only provide a

room) then back on again. You can choose to work the whole 2 weeks straight.

They are paying $19 a hour and you go to overtime when you hit 40 in a week.

This is not a 1099 gig, all taxes are taken out. All the regular employment

eligibility requirements apply, so if you can't get hired somewhere else you

can't there. You will be standing by for possible injuries of the thousands of

workers that are loading and unloading booms, etc.

Fred Wilkins, EMS Administrator

Matagorda County EMS

Here are some things to consider;

Training

· ICS 100, 200, 700

· Hazmat Awareness Training

· Current Active EMS Certification EMT-B, EMT-I, EMT-P, LP

Requirements

· Commit to minimum 2 week deployment period

· You will be restricted to deployment areas and bases with no free

travel or off time

· If showers are available you MUST shower every day

· Work and sleep in harsh conditions with no climate control or showers

· Limited to 1 piece of luggage not to exceed standard TSA carry on

requirements

· Pillow and sleeping blanket/bag

· Cash for personal spending

· Be self sufficient with personal needs;

o Personal Prescribed Medications for entire deployment

o Headache, sinus, allergy medications

o Personal/sanitary needs for entire deployment

§ Toothbrush

§ Toothpaste

§ Razor

§ Shaving cream

§ Deodorant

§ Feminine hygiene products

§ Sunscreen

§ Bug spray

§ Shampoo

§ Soap

§ Waterless hand sanitizer

o 7 days worth of clothing

§ Rain Gear

§ Underwear (male and female items)

§ Socks

§ Towel

§ Pants

§ 2 pairs of boots

§ Belt

§ Hat

§ Shower shoes (flip-flops - REQUIRED)

Optional Items

· Portable DVD Player/Laptop

· Cell phone with chargers

· Tobacco products for 2 weeks

· IPOD

· Baby wipes