Are you looking for Construction Jobs in Haiti?

The devastation is incredible. The need for workers of all types will be needed soon. Once the initial assessment of the damage and safety of workers can be somewhat assured, the work will begin to rebuild. First there will be clearing and excavation needed. If you are experienced or seeking entry level work you and can travel your skills will be needed.

Are you ready to work overseas? Can you leave on short notice? Are you qualified. These are just a few of the questions you will be asked.

Please check back here frequently as we will be posting more information on a regular basis to help you secure a good paying job.

Mike

Publisher

I have a few questions for you:

Can you speak English?

Can you read English?

Do you know ANY other foreign language besides English?

Would you like to get paid to translate simple things like emails
into English, or from English into your language?

Click Here to see if you qualify to make money immediately.

If you answered YES to these questions, then believe it or not, that is all it takes
to start working right away as an online translator.

Of course, you need someone to show you how to get started and let you know who is hiring, but once
you know what to do, the rest is simple!

That is where we come in.  We have put together a step by step guide that will teach you where to
get these jobs, how to get them, how much money you should charge and much more!  We literally work
with hundreds of companies that hire translators on a regular basis... and many of them work from
the comfort of their own homes!

If you don't have any experience as a translator, you don't need to worry.  There are plenty of
opportunities for people to get started right away.  Most translators that are earning upwards of
$100,000 a year, got started by just doing a few translation jobs for a company in their spare time!

Click Here to learn more.

If this sounds good to you, and you are ready for a LEGIT way to make money online, please give this
a try, you won't be sorry!

Thanks,
Melissa Hoover
Workforce Supervisor
Real Translator Jobs

Jobs in Haiti?

ABC News reports:

The billions of dollars in aid that flowed into Haiti after its shattering earthquake were meant to build a new nation with thriving farms, apparel factories, modern hospitals and paved roads in the countryside.

Ambitious plans call for $500 million to build 50 new grade schools, $200 million to give Port-au-Prince its first wastewater treatment plant, and $224 million to create an industrial park for 65,000 garment industry workers — all aimed at laying the groundwork for a new Haiti.

But as the hemisphere's poorest country marks the second anniversary of the earthquake that killed some 300,000 people, only about half of the $4.6 billion in promised aid has been spent. Half a million people are still living in crowded camps. And only four of the 10 largest projects funded by international donors have broken ground. read more

We'll keep you posted.

Haitians Remember

As reported by the Miami Herald from yesterday's Memorial remembrance of the earthquake:

“If we are alive today, it’s not because we are better off. We still have work to do,” said Monsignor Alexandre Dumas of the Roman Catholic Church. “We owe to reconstruct otherwise, to build a new nation-state in unity and peace with stronger institutions, public buildings, places of worship and hospitals, schools and houses that are not graves.’’

Martelly echoed the sentiments saying that in 35 seconds “everything tumbled down, taking with it lots of human lives, leaving destroyed cities transformed into huge fields of rubble.”

At 4:56 p.m., three minutes after the quake struck two years ago, the crowd stood silent. Martelly and his wife, Sophia, then planted 10 trees, each representing the country’s 10 departments, to symbolize a rebirth.

 

 

Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/01/13/v-fullstory/2587302/haiti-south-florida-remember-quake.html#storylink=cpy

Hope for Haiti

Bob Parsons visits Haiti. The destruction persists as Haitians attempt to live day to day. Millions pledged but where are the construction crews?. Where is the International commitment to rebuilding this downtrodden country? Give thanks for your blessings as you view this video. Thank you for doing your part Bob!

Still in Limbo 1 year Later!

It is simply an outrage and explains so much about why this Island nation has been so poor for so long. The world has simply turned its back on the Haitian people again. 

After more than a year it is reported that less than 5 percent of the earthquake debris has been cleared in Haiti.

About 1 million people remain homeless, and neighborhood-sized camps look like permanent  shantytowns on the fields and plazas of the capital. The cholera epidemic that exploded outside the quake zone killed more than 3,600 people, and political instability continues.

Still, only 15 percent of needed temporary shelters have been built, with few permanent water and sanitation facilities.

Money, or lack of it, is still a major problem.  Americans alone donated more than $1.4 billion to private organizations to help survivors and rebuild, but just 38 percent has been spent to provide recovery and rebuilding aid, according to a Chronicle of Philanthropy survey of 60 major relief organizations, much to the surprise of many generous individuals and groups who give and raised money so unselfishly.

More than $5.3 billion was pledged at a March 31 donors conference for a period of 18 months. Only $824 million has been delivered, according to former U.S. President Clinton's U.N. Office of the Special Envoy to Haiti. About $3.2 billion in public funding still is owed.

Where are the leaders? Where are the grownups? 

Special Report: How to Make Money in Bad Economy

Over the past year hundreds of people have asked my opinion about various business opportunities for making money from home so I have been looking closely at what is out there and trying to separate the good from the bad. There is a lot of bad out there but I have uncovered a few gems. One in particular caught my attention because it involves a gentleman I've known of for several years. His name is Bill Bartmann.

On their cover, Inc Magazine called Bill Bartmann "The Billionaire Nobody Knows." What is even less known than Bill himself is his story, which is arguably the most astounding "rags-to-riches" development in U.S. business history.

Bill Bartmann went from...

- Homeless (lived under a bridge viaduct)
- Gang member
- High-school dropout
- Alcoholic
- Paralyzed (and told he'd never walk again)
- Completely bankrupt with cars repossessed

...to become the 25th wealthiest American, with a net worth at the time that exceeded the likes of Donald Trump, Rupert Murdoch and Ross Perot.

Ironically, Bill made his first fortune during a recession. (His business method only works in a BAD ECONOMY, and today we have, what most economists agree, are the worst economic conditions since the Great Depression.)

Now he's at it again. You should check this out...

=================================================
FREE SPECIAL REPORT
BANKRUPTCY-TO-BILLIONAIRE: HOW TO MAKE MONEY
IN A BAD ECONOMY
by Bill Bartmann
www.BillsOffer.com/Report/A18206
=================================================

DOWNLOAD SPECIAL REPORT FREE here

This report will inspire you ... and show you a way to make money during this down economy that you likely have never even thought of before.

In a world of hype and over embellishment...Bill Bartmann is the REAL DEAL. If he can become financially independent, you can too. Take yourself to the next level...

Get your copy of his powerful free report now.
I am reading his book right now and look forward to hearing from you about what you think of his business plan. In an economy like this, creating a small business may be the only chance most have to regain their previous lifestyle.

Enjoy!
Mike

Can you work in Indonesia?

Earthquake, Volcano and a Tsunami.

The powerful earthquake that struck Indonesia late Monday near the Mentawai islands off the west coast of the island of Sumatra, had a 7.7 magnitude, it killed 23 people and triggered tsunami waves.

The 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck at a depth of 13 miles (20 kilometers) off Sumatra island, and was followed by a 5.0 magnitude aftershock in less than an hour. On top of the 23 confirmed deaths, more than 160 people are missing.

The quake caused huge waves of up to 3 meters high that hit the Mentawai islands, sending thousands of panicked residents running to higher ground.

Hundreds of homes were damaged by the quake and the waves. The government already sent aid including emergency shelters, food and other supplies, but stormy weather is making it difficult for the rescue teams to reach the affected areas.

Officials were rushing on Tuesday to evacuate thousands of residents surrounding Mount Merapi, the country's most volatile volcano, since pressure is building up according to scientists.

Indonesia is vulnerable to earthquakes and volcanic activity since it’s located on the Pacific Ring of Fire.

Rebuilding work will begin when the dust settles. We will keep you posted.

Are you willing to work in Indonesia? Yes. No.

Cholera outbreak spreads in Haiti

It appears to be confirmed that the actual cause of the severe sickness in Haiti is Cholera. The Miami Herald reported on October 22 that Haitian health officials are blaming the deaths of more than 100 people suffering from acute severe diarrhea and dehydration on the dread illness.

The cholera outbreak, with 253 deaths and more than 3,000 confirmed cases counted as of noon Monday, has so far been contained to the region around the epicenter — the central rural areas around the Artibonite River. read more

About 60 miles north of the capital, scores of children and adults are doubled over in a hospital courtyard, stretched out on benches or cots, racked by convulsive stomach disorder or limp with dehydration. They have buckets by their sides and intravenous solutions dripping into their arms. 

 

According to the New York Times,

"the Haitian government reported optimistically on Sunday that the epidemic might be stabilizing. Fatalities have declined — from 10.6 percent of known cases three days earlier to 8.2 percent now. But health experts cautioned that the danger remained high. Daniel Epstein, a spokesman for the Pan American Health Organization, said Monday that in 75 percent of cholera cases, the carriers are asymptomatic. That would mean that the number of people who have the microbe — and could spread it — may be closer to 12,000"

Although all are concerned about the crowded, unhygienic living conditions in the tent and tarp camps sheltering some 1.3 million displaced people, the slums are a potentially bigger problem as they do not have even the portable, cleanable latrines that many camps do.

Get the Lowest prices on Long Distance within the U.S. and for International Calling!

Making this situation so much more intolerable is the fact that, considering all of the money and resources standing by for building housing and clean infrastructure, this outbreak was avoidable.

As far as hiring for construction work in Haiti, it is doubtful that U.S. citizens will be allowed to enter the country unless they are already working there and, in any case, companies would be hesitant to bring workers into the country until the cholera is contained. We will keep you posted.

Mike

Job Alert: This industry is Hiring now!

Construction professionals are slipping into the Oil Industry

While the Construction industry continues to flounder the oil industry is riding $80 per barrel oil prices with huge growth in the United States and around the world. Independent Oil and Gas company Concho Resources CEO, Tim Leach said, "there is an abundance of opportunity in the United States." Concho Resources is hiring!

This month President Obama lifted the ban on exploratory drilling in the Gulf of Mexico and this week, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's office won a key victory against environmentalist groups suing to undo her office's approval of the Alberta Clipper pipeline. The pipeline, planned by Calgary's Enbridge, will pump, at capacity, 450,000 barrels of oil sands crude from Hardisty, Alta. to Superior, Wis. Read more

Ron Liepert, Alberta's Energy Minister, said "Thousands, maybe tens of thousands of jobs in the United States are dependent on a vibrant oil and gas industry, starting with the manufacturing base. We don't manufacture Caterpillars in Alberta, they're manufactured in Illinois and a whole bunch of other places in the U.S." Plus, he says, there are all those jobs that come with the upgrading and refining at the terminals where the pipelines end up."

Your construction skills could fit very well in the Oil and Gas Industry. The oil industry is a massive worldwide employer onshore and offshore. Wages are often very high.

There are many different types of jobs. The most common are:

* Entry Level Jobs
* Deck Crew
* Drill Crew
* Catering
* Control room personnel
* Construction
* Electrical Dept.
* Design
* Engineering
* Rig Management
* Mechanical Detp.
* Subsea

Knowing the big players within the oil industry is crucial. It is just as important to know the quality smaller operators. That is why this service will push your Resume/CV to the big and carefully selected operators all at the same time. This forwards your application to a diversity of employers.

The offshore oil industry is one of the most interesting and exciting places to work on the planet. Your career could take you around the globe and to its every corner.

Find out if you are a fit for this industry? Click here.

New Job Listings added

New Job Listings were just added at www.constructionjobsinhaiti.com

Check the New Job Listings page right away!

Please give away this free Information

If you are spending time on the Internet looking for a job, you've no doubt seen lots and lots of information. Not just about what you are looking for but all kinds of topics. Content drives the Web. People like you are constantly searching for free information.                            
                          
What's better than free information?
Free information that actually makes you money by giving it away!

My friends Imran Naseem and Thom Lancaster have discovered a way that you can give away free content and get paid each and every time you do so.

I don't want to say too much (it's hush hush!), but I have no doubt that you are going to want
this the moment you see it... especially when you see the price!

Do us both a favor, and check this out right now! Here

To your success,

Mike

Haiti's President says progress is being made!

The Miami Herald reported that Haitian Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive "insisted this week that progress is being made in his devastated homeland despite the trickle of international aid."

Bellerive spoke at the closing of the Americas Conference, an annual event sponsored by the Miami Herald and the World Bank. Bellerive said "millions are being spent on new highways, students are back in school, a new multimillion dollar teaching hospital is under construction, and thousands of new apartments are coming on line. We've only had 240 days, And what we have accomplished in those brief 240 days is, under the circumstances, remarkable when weighed against the challenges.'' The Herald also reported that "only 18 percent of the $5.3 billion pledged by international donors has been disbursed so far.
sponsor message 
If you are looking to make more money welding or you are thinking about welding as a career this may be the most valuable letter you ever read Click Here!

In a separate interview Pamela Cox, the World Bank's vice president for Latin America and the Caribbean, called post-earthquake Haiti "one of the worst situations that the world has faced" and said, " coordinating the efforts of so many disparate aid bodies was in itself challenging." 

New construction job postings

	Bridge/Railway Construction Inspector	HDR
	Certified Welding Inspector - Structural Steel / Bridge Fabr	Bureau Veritas
	Senior Laboratory Technician	SRA International
	Director, Permit Operations	Ceridian
	Project Health Safety Coordinator	ATS Staffing

Get paid to drive your own car

We saw this program and had to pass it on since so many members are finding it difficult to secure income from the construction industry. When jobs are tough to find, this program can be a lifesaver for many people.

You can drive a brand NEW free car and GET PAID every month to drive your own car like you normally do!

All over the world people are getting FREE CARS! TheFreeCar shows you how to get a brand new car at NO COST* or get paid to drive if you already own a car! How is this possible? There is NO CATCH, NO HIDDEN COSTS! The sponsor companies will let you drive their NEW free cars or PAY you to drive your own car just for decorating the car with their messaging!

Check the availibility of programs in your area: Click Here!

$1.6 billion in projects to rebuild Haiti

PORT-AU-PRINCE, (Reuters) - A special recovery commission announced more than $1.6 billion in projects to rebuild earthquake-ravaged Haiti on Tuesday, including a $200 million plan to create 50,000 new jobs in agriculture.
New sponsor Freelancers needed

Big construction plans at Florida College

Seminole State College is seeking $260.3 million in state funding for new construction, remodeling and renovations at its four campuses. 

A word from our sponsor Spending on dental care is down this year in America...Healthy teeth are essential for good health! Don't let high costs keep you from the Dentist. Save hundreds of dollars a year for your entire family without Insurance. More info here

The work will include a new $27 million fine arts auditorium and a $27.7 million student center on its Sanford/Lake Mary campus, as well as land purchases in Altamonte Springs and Lake Mary. The plan includes $118.6 million in new construction work, $124.3 million in remodeling and $17.3 million in renovations.
more jobs here

Haiti Construction update

According to  Mary Beth Sheridan in her article entitled, "U.S.-Sponsored Conference Pledged  Billions to Rebuild Haiti, But Little Paid Out published in the Washington  Post on July 19th, 

"There have been no major outbreaks of disease. But about  180 million square feet of rubble is still piled in heaps around  the capital, while only 5,000 of the 125,000 temporary shelters  promised by the international community have been built."  The reconstruction has  been hobbled by a lack of coordination and cash and by an all-but  incapacitated Haitian government. Although the U.S. government  has spent hundreds of millions on short-term emergency aid, it  has not disbursed the roughly $900 million it pledged for  reconstruction this year, and the rest of the funds are tied to  a supplemental budget bill that has been held up in Congress by  an unrelated dispute over state aid."  Read the full story: http://bit.ly/azcCd4

This Blog made possible by Save Money on Groceries with CoolSavings.com

John Elliott writing for AJC.com describes life in Haiti as a living hell:
 
"Every day, nearly a million men, women and children are suffering under makeshift tents in the baking tropical heat, while the summer storms blow in and empty stomachs ache. If you want to understand what life is like for these proud people, simply imagine that you put up a small camping tent on the pavement next to I-85, during rush hour. Then puncture a dozen holes in the roof, wait for the rainstorms or the hottest day, endure the cries of children who have no school or recreation, discover the latrines are so close that the stench overwhelms, wonder about the bodies of relatives still buried under rubble a few feet away, and live on just one pound of dried beans and rice per person per day. Oh, and forget about clean water to drink, decent bathing, privacy or employment. This is daily life."
It is reported that millions of tons of supplies are still stuck in warehouses, and  building materials to construct schools, hospitals, residences and towns has not yet been imported!
Construction job openings: Barton Malow 
6 openings

Location(s) of current job openings: Milwaukee, MI Monroe, MI Phoenix, AZ Columbus, OH Oak Park, MI Detroit, MI Atlanta, GA Chantilly, VA Charlottesville, VA Linthicum, MD

Concrete Estimator Job Code:C62210I Southfield, MI  

Cost Analyst Job Code: CA052410I Location:Industrial Group  

Manufacturing Process Engineer Job Code: MEP62210I Location: Southfield, MI
 
Office Manager Job Code:BW080410C2 Location:Chicago, IL  

Project Engineer Job Code:BW080410C1 Location:Chicago, IL  

Safety Coordinator Job Code:1234 Location:Key West, Florida    

Trade Positions Job Code:Trades Location:Various

Construction gaining momentum in some states

Construction employment is beginning to stabilize in Florida, as the number of jobs inched up 0.8 percent in June from May.

This post sponsored by Free Grocery Coupons and More at CoolSavings!

Still, year-over-year construction employment in the Sunshine State was down 7.2 percent, which translates to about 28,000 jobs, according to an analysis of federal employment by Associated General Contractors.

The largest year-over-year increase was in Kansas, where construction employment rose 7.7 percent, or 4,400 jobs. The largest percentage job decrease compared to June 2009 was in Nevada – down 24.4 percent, or 19,500 jobs.

Read more: Construction employment gaining momentum - South Florida Business Journal

Big companies pushing for work in Haiti

Several companies are vying for Haitian cleanup and rebuilding contracts and will need workers when the money starts flowing. According to a report in Thursday's Sun Sentinel, some companies have spent millions of dollars preparing for the day when they receive contracts to begin work.

AshBritt, Inc., based in Pompano Beach, and Bergeron Emergency Services of Pembroke Pines are each spending huge sums of money hoping to cash in when more than $5 billion earmarked for recovery in Haiti begins to flow.

Sponsor special:  Win Lunch at Arby's for a Year!

AshBritt's CEO estimates his firm has invested $20 million to build a permanent encampment for workers in Haiti that includes living quarters, a mess hall, an infirmary and a staff medic.Randall Perkins says, "we have spent months with consultants to understand the maze of how money is going to be spent."

The head of Bergeron Emergency Services, J.R. Bergeron, acknowledges that his Haitian investment has been about $750,000 to date.

Despite the money pledged for Haiti's reconstruction very little has happened. According to a congressional report issued last month, just 2 percent of the $5.3 billion in near-term aid pledges has been delivered.The responsibility for disbursing the funds that do come in rests with the 26-member reconstruction commission led by Haitian Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive and former U.S. President Bill Clinton.

According to some estimates, the earthquake destroyed more than 100,000 homes, 1,300 schools and 50 hospitals, along with the presidential palace and most government ministries and offices. The resulting rubble would fill the Louisiana Superdome five times.

DRC Group, based in Mobile, Ala., currently seeking an Engineering Manager, and Ceres Environmental Services Inc., of Brooklyn Park, Minn., also have established a presence in Haiti.

Randall Perkins says, "they need outside expertise, and there's going to be lots of money coming in from abroad to make that happen."