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Lee County’s disaster debris monitoring partner, Thompson Consulting Services, seeks local residents to support the county’s Hurricane Ian debris removal efforts.
Positions are for immediate work, according to a statement. There is no physical labor, no experience is necessary and training is provided. Qualified candidates have the potential to earn more than $1,300 per week, the release adds.
Debris Removal Monitors, also known as Data Collectors or Field Monitors, are responsible for documenting debris collection and other activity performed by disaster recovery contractors. Training is provided, county officials say in the statement.
Candidates must attend a hiring event in person to be considered for employment. Those events are being held at 4 p.m. Oct. 4 and 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Oct. 5, 6 and 7. The hiring event is at Jury Parking Lot, 2050 Broadway Circle, Fort Myers, 33901.
If candidates have access to internet, they can preregister at Indeed.com/job/debris-monitor-data-collector-f0387556c5597ecf.
There will also be an on-site registration kiosk available for residents without internet service.
Candidates, according to Lee County, must meet the following criteria for work:
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