communication with emergency response network (each event has plan)
supervision by trained leaders
safety orientation for participants
first aid/EMT (on site each event)
chain saws (certification)
RFOV & Agencies
agreements:
group/RFOV/agency - 3 party
provide volunteer waivers
outlining/staking work
event supervisor (technical)
supervising/approving work
teaching skills
leadership training
tools
signage
first aid kits
Group - To Register with Program (making a one year commitment). Minimums include:
recruit 8 volunteers (six firm per event) - we'll want to see names, addresses, phone
schedule two days (events) per year - avoid conflicts RFOV projects and other RFOV adopt events
1 to 3 volunteers with first aid training (one per event)
2 to 3 volunteers to attend RFOV crew leader training
designate group representative
ratify agreements
manage event
pick up & return tools
recruit/publicize
registration
food
volunteer recognition
collect signed waivers
safety orientation
list of participants
The Work
six hour day, work & hike
trails - two levels
1) trimming & brushing trail corridor: will usually be first day of the year; easy skills, good distances
2) tread Maintenance: cleaning, repairing, and constructing waterbars, restore tread drainage; repair and construct structures; reroute and revegetate trail and trail corridor when needed.
