Harbour Hike Volunteer Quiz 15

1. Are you able to get to your meeting point by your own means?

Yes I will be there on time!

No, I havent looked it up yet

No I can't get there

It is very important that you know how you are getting to your meeting point and that you will be able to get there on your own. If this is an issue please call us on 0477 499 130

Explanation

It is very important that you know how you are getting to your meeting point and that you will be able to get there on your own. If this is an issue please call us on 0477 499 130

2. If you are asked to do a task that is not within your ability or is unsafe what should you do?

Notify your volunteer manager with your concern

Do it as you were asked to do so

If you are asked to do a task that is not within your ability or is unsafe, it is important to notify your volunteer manager with your concern. This is because your volunteer manager is responsible for ensuring the safety and well-being of volunteers. By notifying them, you are not only protecting yourself but also potentially preventing any harm or accidents from occurring. It is essential to communicate your concerns and limitations to the appropriate authority to ensure that tasks are assigned appropriately and everyone's safety is prioritized.

Explanation

If you are asked to do a task that is not within your ability or is unsafe, it is important to notify your volunteer manager with your concern. This is because your volunteer manager is responsible for ensuring the safety and well-being of volunteers. By notifying them, you are not only protecting yourself but also potentially preventing any harm or accidents from occurring. It is essential to communicate your concerns and limitations to the appropriate authority to ensure that tasks are assigned appropriately and everyone's safety is prioritized.

3. What should you advise hikers to do if they approach a road crossing?

Cross straight away - they are part of the event and should get right of way

Stop on the footpath, check for cars and cross when safe to do so (using pedestrian lights when possible)

Hikers should be advised to stop on the footpath when approaching a road crossing. They should check for cars and only cross when it is safe to do so. They should also make use of pedestrian lights when available to ensure their safety while crossing the road.

Explanation

Hikers should be advised to stop on the footpath when approaching a road crossing. They should check for cars and only cross when it is safe to do so. They should also make use of pedestrian lights when available to ensure their safety while crossing the road.

4. Are you comfortable with the tasks that your role entails?

Yes

No

If you are worried about any part of your role please contact us at [email protected]

Explanation

If you are worried about any part of your role please contact us at [email protected]

5. Must I wear closed in shoes?

No

Yes

This is a Health and Safety concern and it is essential that all volunteers are wearing closed in shoes.

Explanation

This is a Health and Safety concern and it is essential that all volunteers are wearing closed in shoes.

6. What date is the Fantasea Harbour Hike?

28th August

29th August

30th August

31st August

The correct answer is 30th August.

Explanation

The correct answer is 30th August.

7. What organisation does the Fantasea Harbour Hike support?

Sydney Institute of Marine Science

Fantasea Cruises

National Parkes and Wildlife Service

Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority

The correct answer is Sydney Institute of Marine Science. This can be inferred from the question which asks about the organisation that the Fantasea Harbour Hike supports. Out of the given options, only Sydney Institute of Marine Science is an organisation related to marine science, suggesting that they would be the ones supported by the hike.

Explanation

The correct answer is Sydney Institute of Marine Science. This can be inferred from the question which asks about the organisation that the Fantasea Harbour Hike supports. Out of the given options, only Sydney Institute of Marine Science is an organisation related to marine science, suggesting that they would be the ones supported by the hike.

8. Between what times are walkers set to start their hike form Kirribilli?

7am and 10am

Anytime - it does not matter

8am and 10am

8am and 11am

Walkers are set to start their hike from Kirribilli between 8am and 10am.

Explanation

Walkers are set to start their hike from Kirribilli between 8am and 10am.

9. What do I do If there is an Emergency or a situation that needs first aid (please select all that are correct)

Contact my Volunteer Coordinator via radio or mobile phone

Panic and shout

Stay calm and think clearly

In a life threatening emergency call 000

Report all incidents to my supervisor

Complete an incident report form with your Volunteer Coordinator or Team Leader

You will find an incident report form at the end of your manual or your Volunteer Coordinator or Team Leader will also have spare.

Explanation

You will find an incident report form at the end of your manual or your Volunteer Coordinator or Team Leader will also have spare.

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10. Where will First Aid be located on event day?

Start Line Bradfield Plaza

All 10 Checkpoints

Mosman Bay

Taronga Zoo

Finish Line Clifton Gardens

First Aid will be at all three locations but are also mobile if first aid is required along the route.

Explanation

First Aid will be at all three locations but are also mobile if first aid is required along the route.

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11. Please select all the Checkpoints along the Harbour Hike route. (select all that are correct)

Herron Walk Mosman

Shell Cove Cremorne

Bogota Avenue Neutral Bay

Mosman Bay Ferry Wharf

Sirius Cove Mosman

Bradleys Head, Sydney Harbour National Park

Kurraba Point Wharf Neutral Bay

The correct answer is Shell Cove Cremorne, Mosman Bay Ferry Wharf, Sirius Cove Mosman, and Bradleys Head, Sydney Harbour National Park. These are the checkpoints along the Harbour Hike route.

Explanation

The correct answer is Shell Cove Cremorne, Mosman Bay Ferry Wharf, Sirius Cove Mosman, and Bradleys Head, Sydney Harbour National Park. These are the checkpoints along the Harbour Hike route.

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