FEMA Company Reviews and Ratings
Construction Diaster Estimator
Irvine, CA - December 11, 2024
Enjoyed working with FEMA qualified applicants submitting for disaster financial relief. The applicants would provide FEMA formatted damage reports that enabled me to create a budget. The applicants were from various counties, cities, public schools, and the Indian Nation.
At the end of my second year I decided to move out of state and would not be able to support the post Covid return to the office mandate.
Pros and Cons
During my two years I only worked from home due to the Covod-19 issue.
Management Woke and DEI policy mandates.
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Customer Service Representative
September 12, 2024
Working at FEMA taught me to value what you do. Helping those in need no matter what they don't want help, because you don't live in their country.
Pros and Cons
Listening, friendly and advising you when you need it
No parking
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Client Account Assistant
December 1, 2022
Assistant disaster assistance. Reaching out to help their home, financial support. Home support, health insurance.
Pros and Cons
Friendly office
Wear mask
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Strike team member
Baton Rouge, LA - September 10, 2022
The responsibility for our team was to find locations to establish temporary housing. I found the work rewarding and would do it again.
Pros and Cons
Work that benefits the public in their time of need
Often times workhours were excessive, but necessary
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Field Interviewer
Houston, TX - August 19, 2022
The position was for assisting those that were affected by tropical storm Allison, took photos interview clientele's provided information they are needing on incentives. The procession was on contract until the disaster was over with.
Pros and Cons
We were provided with food and drinks
You know how the government is
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Validation Specialist
Gulfport, MS - February 21, 2022
I’ve Always wanted a successful career, but with success comes sacrifice. I’ve learned that consistency and hunger for more keeps you motivated to work and keep working.
Pros and Cons
Working for this company is very comfortable because you can work at your own pace and be efficient.
Mostly it’s the constant changes being made. But that’s not bad.
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Indexer, Processor
Stephenson, VA - June 1, 2021
Inbound calls.. Register/ Process information for individuals who have damages to/loss of their home due to hurricane related conditions..
Pros and Cons
Helping people in need
Seasonal Work
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Safety and Security Manager
Washington, DC - May 5, 2021
Your duties might include serving in a command center and having access to top level national interest event information. Or writing plans or policies. Or helping Americans by working at a disaster - which of course includes travel. Or developing and facilitating emergency exercises including working with the leaders of state and federal agencies. Or serving on committees in the nation's Capitol with membership from numerous other government agencies.
Pros and Cons
Incredible opportunity to network with and learn about other government agencies
Long hours during natural disaster responses, but that is what the job is about
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Supply Unit Leader Logistic Technician
Bothell, WA - March 24, 2021
FEMA was a wonderful opportunity for me and my young family in my 20s. Though the deployments can put a strain on personal relations it was a good opportunity.
Pros and Cons
Great pay and benefits
Long hours, deployments away from home.
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