Description of Volunteer Duties Sample Clauses

Description of Volunteer Duties. If known, duration of Volunteer Program: . Documents may be submitted via email to xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx@xxxxxxxx.xxxxxx.xxx, or by mail to: Procurement & Business Services Office Attn: GT Insurance & Claims Management 000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx,
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Description of Volunteer Duties. Your areas of accountability will initially be as set out in the Description of Volunteer Duties attached to this statement. This is non-contractual and will be updated from time to time to reflect changes in or to the role. The list of accountabilities is not to be regarded as exclusive or exhaustive. There will be other duties and requirements associated with your role and you may be required to undertake various other duties subject to the needs of the Council.
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Description of Volunteer Duties. Volunteers may be asked to lead groups or tours on uneven, sloping or slippery terrain. Workday volunteers may be asked to weed, prune, mulch, install or remove plants. Volunteers might be asked to assist with landscape construction projects. Youth program volunteers might be asked to lead or teach classes. Volunteers must have the ability and willingness to follow instructions, both written and verbal. Risks may include: walking on uneven, slippery or sloping terrain; exposure to the elements; possible exposure to insects that sting or bite and plants that may cause allergic reactions(such as poison ivy, sumac, etc) or animals that may bite; may encounter disgruntled or unpleasant visitors. GUIDELINES FOR VOLUNTEERS: -Volunteers are UGA representatives; please refrain from offensive or political slogans on clothing and offensive or profane language. - Volunteers are not permitted to drive UGA vehicles, mowers or tractors with the exception of one designated UTV vehicle. - No volunteer should alter or make changes to UGA Physical Plant without the express permission of the superintendent. - AT NO TIME should any volunteer discipline a minor child, nor should a volunteer be alone with a child. Another adult must be present at all times. - As a volunteer, I further understand that accidents or injuries may occur in locations or under circumstances where medical attention is not readily available. - In the event of an illness or injury to a volunteer or participant that requires medical attention, emergency personnel must be called (911) and GMREC personnel must be notified. - No volunteer should possess or be under the influence of an illegal substance or alcohol. - No weapons are allowed on UGA Property (On-duty Law Enforcement Personnel not included). - Volunteers may appear in photos, videos or other promotional materials that may disclose their identity. If known, duration of Volunteer Program: indefinitely Documents may be submitted via email to xxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx or by mail to: Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Insurance & Claims Management Xxxxxxx Oil Building - Suite 200 South 000 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx
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Description of Volunteer Duties. Provide risk management guidance to the sport club president and insist on compliance. • Ensure validity of my CPR, First Aid, and AED certifications and concussion protocol. • Register for the Georgia Tech Emergency Notification System (GTENS). • Verify and implement all policies and procedures regarding CRC vehicles. • Oversee all sport club functions (practice, game, travel) to ensure risk is mitigated to the best of my ability. • Report all risk management issues to the Competitive Sports Office. • Complete and submit all Competitive Sports Incident & Injury forms in a timely manner. • Attend all Competitive Sports Safety Officer meetings, or have another CRC Competitive Sports Volunteer Safety Officer represent you. • Maintain good standings with the Institute. • Other duties as assigned. Initial Campus Recreation Complex Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, Georgia 00000-0000 U.S.A. PHONE: 000.000.0000 EMAIL: xxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx xxx.xxx.xxxxxx.xxx Georgia Tech Sport Club: Volunteer Signature: Date: Volunteer Printed Name: Cell #: Volunteer Email Address: Parent Signature (if volunteer is a minor): Date: CRC Competitive Sports Signature: Date: CRC Competitive Sports Office: Xxx Xxxxxxx – Assistant Director Competitive Sports Documents may be submitted via email to xxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx or by mail to: Georgia Tech Campus Recreation Attn: Competitive Sports 000 Xxxxx Xxxxx Atlanta, GA 30332-0110 Campus Recreation Complex Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, Georgia 00000-0000 U.S.A.
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Description of Volunteer Duties. An overview of community council's mission and responsibilities can be written here. If certain responsibilities pertain to certain executive board positions, those should also be specified. For example: "Shall preside at the Executive Board and General Body meetings, develop an agenda in cooperation with the advisor for weekly HSC Council Executive Board meetings, and appoint special committees and positions with the approval of the executive board. Shall attend the RHA sponsored training events (Exec 'N Rec, Mini Exec 'N Rec, etc.). Also perform other such duties as may be required by the by-laws or resolutions of the executive board." If known, duration of Volunteer Program: through May 11, 2019 Documents may be submitted via email to xxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx or by mail to: Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Administrative Services Division Insurance & Claims Management Administrative Services Warehouse
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Description of Volunteer Duties. The Program is a structured volunteer program organized, controlled and directed by the the Division of Student Affairs of the University of Georgia. The purpose of the Program is to carry out the functions and purpose of the Division of Student Affairs and to provide practical field experience for students. Given the varied nature of learning experiences created by the Program, Volunteers may be asked to perform a number of duties while participating in the Program. The duties may include, but are not limited to, the following: driving a motor vehicle to transport individuals and other Program participants and/or materials; riding in a motor vehicle to and from various locations; developing a working understanding of the array of professional roles, functions, and activities relevant to the assigned work setting, including how the functional area relates to other institutional programs; gain and hone additional skill sets that will enhance student’s professional experience with appraisal instruments, technology, research literature, professional standards, and assessment and evaluation procedures; synthesize, integrate, and apply theoretical and philosophical understandings of practice and student development that are appropriate to the practicum/internship setting; construct and hone student’s level of professionalism and ethical practice within the context of the practicum/internship setting; and critically reflect and analyze student’s understanding of his/her role. Duration: <<MONTH/YEAR - MONTH/YEAR>> Documents may be submitted via email to xxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx or by mail to: Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Administrative Services Division Insurance & Claims Management
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