Dennis Hernandez

• Event Setup and Breakdown: Assisting with the assembly and disassembly of exhibition booths, stages, tents, and displays. This may involve working with tools to construct temporary structures or arranging heavy equipment and furniture.
• Material Handling: Loading and unloading materials, supplies, and equipment from trucks and transport vehicles. Laborers may move boats, props, or other display items to designated areas using forklifts, pallet jacks, or manual labor.
• On-Site Maintenance: Ensuring the venue remains clean and orderly throughout the event. Tasks may include trash removal, tidying up public areas, and performing minor repairs or adjustments as needed.
• Crowd Support: Assisting with directing attendees, helping vendors or exhibitors with last-minute needs, and ensuring safety guidelines are followed in high-traffic areas.
• Safety and Compliance: Following safety protocols when handling tools, machinery, or heavy loads to ensure a safe environment for everyone involved in the event.

General laborers at FLIBS typically work in a fast-paced, outdoor environment and should be prepared for long hours, physical activity, and adapting to changing demands. Being punctual, reliable, and team-oriented is key to thriving in this role, which helps make the world-renowned boat show a success.

6 week paid internship at the Humane Society of Broward County.

An animal care worker at the Humane Society of Broward County is a compassionate and dedicated individual responsible for ensuring the health, safety, and well-being of animals in the shelter. Their duties typically include:

• Feeding animals according to specific dietary needs and maintaining a clean and sanitary feeding area.
• Monitoring the animals’ health and behavior, noting any changes that may indicate illness or distress.
• Administering basic medications or treatments as instructed by the veterinary team.
• Cleaning and disinfecting kennels, cages, and common areas to maintain a hygienic environment that prevents the spread of disease.
• Washing bedding, toys, and other supplies to ensure animals have a comfortable living space.
• Providing daily exercise, playtime, and mental stimulation for animals through walks, toys, and interactive activities.
• Ensuring animals receive positive human interaction to build trust and improve their adoptability.
• Assisting potential adopters by introducing them to animals and providing information about their care, personality, and needs.
• Answering questions from visitors and supporting the adoption process to help animals find loving homes.
• Working closely with other staff and volunteers to ensure all animals are cared for properly and receive attention.
• Coordinating with the veterinary team for health checks, vaccinations, and treatments.
• Comforting animals during stressful situations and supporting their adjustment to the shelter environment.
• Handling the emotional challenges of working with animals that have experienced neglect, abuse, or abandonment.

An animal care worker at the Humane Society of Broward County must have a genuine love for animals, strong attention to detail, and the physical stamina to perform hands-on work. Their role is essential in creating a safe, nurturing environment where animals can thrive and find new homes.