Join the Bio-Diesel Team
A little Background
Production has begun on our veggie oil to biodiesel reactor
and BWB needs Volunteers to operate both the reactor and the biodiesel small
business.
Many of you know of the
wonderful work Burners did last year rebuilding the earthquake devastated town
of Pisco, Peru. Our efforts not only
provided over 54,000 gifted hours but led Local Peruvian, Harold Zevallos, to
start his own volunteer organization, Pisco Sin Fronteras (PSF). On the one year anniversary of their
formation, BWB Peru director Sam Bloch returned to construct an eco-friendly
biodiesel reactor with a 50 gallon per day capacity. Official paperwork will be completed by the
end of October, and the BWB / PSF partnership will begin selling this clean
burning fuel on the open market. All proceeds
will allow PSF to continue rebuilding schools, homes, and provide sanitation
resources for years to come.
BWB is looking for the right volunteers to help expand this project into a model of sustainable reconstruction and local empowerment.
Are you ready to join the Biodiesel team?
Making this program a success requires a variety of
skills. Potential volunteers can excel
in one or all of these skill sets. But
at the end of the day there are three main goals. Can you help make these possible?
· Transform waste vegetable oil into a clean burning fuel
·
Provide Pisco Sin Fronteras the financial
resources needed to continue their
efforts in Pisco
· Educate the local community on the benefits of “green technology”
Desired Skills
·
The ability to spend three months minimum on the project in Peru. (A small
stipend for day-to-day living will be provided)
·
Business minded folks with start-up experience
· Prior bio-diesel knowledge or at the least mechanically minded
· Spanish fluency or at least conversational
· Cross cultural sensitivity with the international volunteer pool and the local
population
· Strong communication skills
· Website content management knowledge
· A background in education and outreach
If you think you are up to this challenge or have any
questions please email us at projects@burnerswithoutborders.org
with Peru Biodiesel in the subject line.