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A great place to learn, as well as become educated, trained and certified for Safety and Hazardous Situations of all types. This typically part-time employment gives most a generalized and broader base of knowledge regarding all the different types of hazards associated with anything from acts of God disasters to major accidents involving your larger types of major incidents, whereby it typically ends up being where an entire area may be affected. Many Safety Personnel, Environmental Personnel, Firefighters, Military, Law-Enforcement, Company and Corporation Owners or their affiliates, and other affiliates from many professional organizations have become affiliated with and trained by this company, to not only further their knowledge in this field, but to continue and/or add to their prior education and training, as well as brush up on any new training and certifications that may become available, where as their agency or company may not be familiar with some of these protocols, or yet.

Like most of CTEH employees, I was employed in the Rapid Responder program. We were on-call employees who only worked when they needed extra hands for large emergency response events. We stayed pretty busy during hurricane season, but the rest of the year, there's very little work.

Most people in the program are students or retirees looking for side income, or veterans or stay-at-home parents trying to transition back into the workforce. For these groups, it's a great job. They provide a surprising amount of training - they pay to bring you to their offices for a week of training every year - and it's a great resume builder. Plus, you will make a lot of money on overtime and per diem when you have work. 

But, it's not a longterm career. You'll burn out quickly on the 20-hour days and the uncertain income. Use this job as a stepping stone, then move on. 

I've learned quite a bit working with CTEH. In order to stay compliant as a rapid responder employee, you have to complete 8 hr HAZWOPER training that entails safety, OSHA regulations, HAZMAT safety regulations. I love working for the company. I have worked on 10 projects of the last 3 years with that range from 2 weeks in duration to 2 months in length. Everywhere from Baytown, TX for Hurricane Harvey to Hurricane Irma & Maria in the US Virgin Islands. Long hours (12-16 a day, 7 days a week) with loads of overtime. The only problem is the gaps in between projects can be extremely lengthy. My last project wrapped up in mid October of 2018. 

Currently, I am looking for something more local with a preferred 40 hr work week

Researching and Reviewing information about current and potential clients as it pertains to their needs and strategically plan methods to reach out to them. Identify leads using alerts and social media to consult clients on an as needed basis

How to manage time and create opportunities for growth via sales and analytical pipelines

Management was lacking in leadership, responsibility, and  accountability

Co-Workers were young and energetic as well as motivated to accelerate their career

Most difficult thing was to travel on projects and be away for months at a time meanwhile having to manage in-office duties from  a distance and playing catch-up upon return

The people and diversity of the people that I was involved with and encountered during projects

What is the best part of working at the company?
Travel and pay, Great working environment good coworkers and knowledgeable

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
On call 24 seven. But the pay was worth it and the travel expenses were all paid for

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Lots of intelligent coworkers and majority of work was outside

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Interesting place to work different types of jobs daily

Great pay, but not enough continual work, but there are many learning experiences that can be obtained here. Too many employees are on -boarded/processed for what amount of assignments there are available.

I learned a lot about the emergency response industry. CTEH allows you to grow and challenge yourself. They want the best people, they demand excellence, they reward you for good work. I would highly recommend CTEH to anyone who is a hard worker and ready for a challenge. Everyone was amazing to work with!

I can only provide feedback from a contract/temporary perspective.  I believe the title speaks for itself.  Got paid well for the time I worked, but very expendable.

This job requires COMPLETE focus and extreme attention to detail. Human (and animal) lives are prevented from illness and/or death due to our calculated measurements of air quality within a given man-made, or natural, disaster zone.

I had a great time working for this company.if you don't mind working long hours and staying away from home for months at a time this would be a great opportunity anybody looking to make money.

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