The Stampede Melbourne Volunteer Quiz

The correct answer is "closed in, closed in shoes, closed shoes, closed." This suggests that the type of shoes that must be worn should be closed, meaning they cover the entire foot without any open areas. The addition of "in" after "closed" in the options might imply that the shoes should be completely enclosed, leaving no openings or gaps.

Ensure your Team Leader is aware of any disability or any other fact that may affect your capacity to perform your duties safely. If you consider a task that is not within your ability or is unsafe, please notify your Team Leader/Supervisor immediately.

The correct way to lift is to keep the legs bent, the back as straight as possible, and the load close to the body. This position helps to distribute the weight evenly and reduces strain on the back muscles. Keeping the legs straight and the back bent can put excessive pressure on the spine and increase the risk of injury.

The correct answer is "Yes" because the question asks if the person has added the volunteer phone number into their phone, and the response "Yes" indicates that they have indeed added the number.

The correct answer is the sequence of steps to use a 2-way radio. First, you need to think about what you want to say. Then, you should listen for any incoming messages or signals. After that, you press the button to transmit your message. Next, you take a breath to prepare yourself before speaking. Then, you speak your message into the radio. Finally, you release the button to finish transmitting. This sequence ensures effective communication using a 2-way radio.

The given correct answer is "Yes" because it indicates that the person has indeed printed the Volunteer Car Pass.

The correct answer includes all the necessary steps for the Emergency Response Procedure. Remaining calm and assessing the situation is important to make rational decisions. Clearing the area if people are in danger helps to ensure their safety. Contacting the First Aid channel immediately through the radio allows for prompt assistance. Following instructions from the First Aid emergency service or Course Manager helps to ensure the correct response. Keeping the area safe and secure helps to prevent further incidents. Reassuring and keeping the patient calm until First Aid arrives is important for their well-being. Notifying First Aid immediately if the situation worsens allows for appropriate action to be taken.

ONLY if you have pre booked your run! Please call us on 0488 007 673 or email us at [email protected] if you wish to book a wave time. Morning volunteers will run after 2pm and Afternoon volunteers will run at around 9am. You will not be able to book to run on the day

The Stampede is made an absolutely amazing day for everybody by the volunteers, as they contribute their time and effort to ensure the event runs smoothly. Additionally, you, as an attendee, also play a part in making it amazing by participating and enjoying the activities. Lastly, everybody collectively contributes to the positive atmosphere and overall experience of The Stampede.

The volunteer needs to print the pass at the back of the info pack and give it to the Parking Assistant.

Your safety is the main concern, please do not put yourself or others in danger. If the hazard can simply be removed please do so, otherwise follow the emergency response procedure.

During the event, you can contact the Volunteer Managers by calling the volunteer number 0488 007 673 or by visiting the Volunteer Lounge. These options provide direct communication channels to reach the Volunteer Managers for any assistance or inquiries.

To book the Shuttle Bus from Lilydale Station, you have two options. The first option is to call 0488 007 673 and make a booking over the phone. The second option is to register online at http://eventeamwork.com.au/events/the-stampede/. Both methods will allow you to secure your spot on the Shuttle Bus.