Volunteers are not expected to take charge of emergency situations, although your help is appreciated!

Course Content
Section 1: Admin
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Additional Information
Photo waiver
Responsibility of Self-Reporting Volunteer Hours
Section 2: Volunteer Code of Conduct & Responsibilities
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Conduct
Respectful Language & Behaviour
Open-mindedness
Accountability
Communications
Phones & Devices
Clothing
Drugs & Alcohol
Acknowledgement
QUIZ
Section 3: Safety & Emergencies
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Your safety comes first. Do not do anything that may place you in danger.
Safety is everyone’s responsibility. Look out for one another to keep each other safe!
Volunteers are not expected to take charge of emergency situations, although your help is appreciated!
Always know where medical help is located or who the first aid trained staff members are.
If you see a suspicious object or package, do not approach it and notify a staff member.
Section 3 Quiz
Volunteer Manual
SMART Goals
Write your own SMART goals!
Section 5: Thank you!
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Thank you!
Private: Volunteering with Steveston Community Centre
  1. A variety of emergencies may arise during your volunteering. It is important that you let a supervisor know immediately of any situations.
  2. Keep a note of any emergency contact information supplied by your supervisor!
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