CHAPTER VOLUNTEER POSITION DESCRIPTION

 

Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere (R.I.D.E.) / Sobriety Checkpoint Volunteer

 

·        To stop impaired driving and to support victims of this violent crime.

 

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

·        Help keep our communities and roadways safe.

·        Raise awareness about the dangers of impaired driving (drinking and / or drugs).

·        Distribute free promotional items (i.e., coupon books, calendars, pencils, magnets, red ribbons, stickers, etc…), literature and resource materials to drivers (cars, trucks, boats and snowmobiles).

 

COMMITMENT                                                                                                                    

·        Evenings and variable (generally November-December & July-August).

 

RESPONSIBILITIES: KEY TASKS / ACTIVITIES       

·        Partner with community police officers.

·        Work in partnership with a team of volunteers.

·        Distribute free promotional items, literature and resource materials to drivers.

·        Be knowledgeable about MADD Canada’s policies, programs and services.

·        Promote the Chapter positively within your community.

·        Complete and submit a consent & liability waiver form (if requested by police).

·        Wear a fluorescent safety vest (provided by the Chapter).

·        Dress warmly!

·        Respect and follow directions given by police at the scene.

 

BENEFITS TO VOLUNTEERING

·        Help keep our communities and roadways safe.

·        Enjoy the benefits of a new and inexpensive hobby!

·        Gain valuable insights, skills and experiences.

·        Learn about your local police force.

·        Learn about law enforcement.

·        Contribute to the well-being of your community.

  

PREFERRED SKILLS & QUALITIES

·        Friendly.

·        Enjoy the outdoors / winter.

·        Enjoy being part of a team.

·        Reliable and dependable.

·        Mature.

 

ORIENTATION

·        You will receive an Orientation Guide and might be asked to attend an Orientation Session (from / by your local Chapter).

 

TRAINING

·        You will be supported and trained by a committee chair / committee member / board member, Chapter Administrative Assistant and / or police officer.

 

OPPORTUNITES FOR

·        Companies / Teams.

·        Students: College / University / High School (if approved by Police).

·        Retired individuals.

·        Law enforcement students- aspiring police officers.

·        Seniors.

·        Working professionals.

 

WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN OUR TEAM OF VOLUNTEERS

·        Contact your local MADD Canada Chapter or visit MADD Canada @ www.madd.ca (feel free to attach a copy of your resume).

·        Candidates will be contacted for an interview.

 

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