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Debris Monitors Guide: 2018

Debris Monitors Guide: 2018

by Keogh, Colin
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The Debris Monitors Guide is written to help all the monitors that are deployed to their first storm and are caught in the organized chaos that is referred to as storm debris clean up. This guide should be used as a starting point to learn the basic jobs and their responsibilities. As your job progresses, your supervisor will give you additional instructions and also alert you to the many guidelines that apply to that particular debris clean up. There are many different jobs a monitor may do on a debris clan up deployment. In this guide, we will cover everything from how to stay safe to how to perform each assignment you may encounter. Do your job honestly and with integrity and help your community recover from the storm. Pay attention, be alert, and arrive safely at home every night. Those are your instructions. We hope this guide will help you help your community.

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Pub dateSep 18, 2018
ISBN-101723807834
ISBN-139781723807831
LanguageEnglish
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