Becoming a Stewarding & Volunteer with The Volunteer Network

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First we need some information about you to make sure you're safe and ready once events are going again. It is a little boring but we can't work with you if we don't have it filled in.

Full name:

1 point

Name you prefer to be called?

1 point

Do you have any medical conditions or do you take medication regularly, if so can you explain?

1 point

Do you have an extra need we need to know about like dyslexia, asthma or missing a leg, if so can you explain?

1 point

What address do you go home to during the week?

1 point

What's the name and number of your emergency contact, (this is who we call if you are injured or become ill at an event with us)?

1 point

Any dietary requirements ?

1 point

Vegetarian

Vegan

No dairy

Other

Clear selection

If you answered 'other' please give us more details.

1 point

Now for some stuff about volunteering and event stewarding

Why do you want to be a volunteer, steward with The Volunteer Network?

1 point

Give 3 examples of different roles you would like to participate in, with us.

1 point

What will you gain from being a Volunteer ? Think about your CV, your skills and your personal enjoyment.

1 point

Give 3 examples of ways to look, or act un-professionally whilst stewarding.

1 point

Give 3 examples of ways to look or act professional whilst stewarding.

1 point

What would you have in your personal bag when volunteering

3 points

Water

food

folding seat

phone charger

hat

water proof

touch

lunch

toilet role

game boy

mini first aid kit

snow shoes

personal medication

spare socks

tent

boat

camera

must have

would be nice

don't need this

Clear selection

list the top 5 things you must have in your bag

1 point

What's the difference in being a volunteer at an event and being a paid member of staff?

1 point

volunteers don't have to work as hard

volunteers are not responsible for legal stuff

no differences in legal responsibility

Clear selection

which are a steward and which are a first aider?

which steps are a steward

1 point

Now give the definitions for the 3 following letters and what you do as a steward in that position

D ?

1 point

R ?

1 point

S ?

1 point

Team Briefing

What is the purpose of a briefing and de-briefing?

1 point

Problems with walkie talkies and radios.

Name the 3 of the most common problems with walkie talkies?

1 point

Where is the closest AED OR "DEFIBRILLATOR" to your home address?

1 point

List the steps you'd take if you found A child who'd fallen over?

1 point

Dealing with the public is never easy but we're going to come up with some solutions.

Give me 2 examples of problems you might face as a steward with the public?

1 point

name 2 things you can do when dealing with people as a steward

1 point

Bleeding

what's the first thing you do to stop bleeding

1 point

Hands only CPR Video

when do you call for help in an emergency

1 point

AED (Automated external defibrillator).

How do you make a AED work ?

1 point

What do you do if a member of the public asks you a question? Give an example of when you know the answer and an example of when you don't.

1 point

Don't forget to follow us for event info, photo and much more.

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