Disaster Response Volunteer Application FR24

San Bernardino County • Part-time • San Bernardino, California, United States • 4m ago

JOB
Sign up to Volunteer Today! Are you passionate about helping those in need? Join our San Bernardino County team of volunteers in making a real difference during times of crisis! We are seeking dedicated volunteers to assist in disaster response efforts. By joining us, you’ll play a vital role in providing support to communities affected by natural disasters, emergencies, and other crises. Key Responsibilities: - Assist in emergency shelter operations- Assist in distributing food, water, and essential supplies- Assist employees in activities that do not require customer physical contact- Assist employees with staging a location Requirements: - A commitment to serve during emergencies (flexible hours)- Ability to work well in high-stress situations- Strong teamwork skills- Previous experience in disaster relief or emergency response (preferred but not required) Benefits of Volunteering: - Hands-on experience in disaster relief- Opportunities to make a meaningful impact in affected communities- Become part of a compassionate and supportive team If you’re ready to lend a helping hand when it’s needed most, sign up today and join us in making a positive difference. Be the difference. Volunteer today!CONDITIONS FOR VOLUNTEERINGBackground Check: Incumbents may be required to pass a background check based on the assignment type. Physical Requirements: Volunteers will only undertake activities within their physical capabilities and training, avoiding risks that could cause injury to themselves or others.

EXAMPLE OF DUTIES
Volunteer Program Requirements- To be an eligible volunteer, minimum requirements are as follows: Must be 18 years of age or older.Must have a valid California Driver’s License.Must complete a Volunteer Application.May be required to complete a Department of Justice (DOJ)/FBI background, depending on the assignment. Must adhere to County policies (vehicles, uniforms, conduct).