The MakeItSafe volunteers are individuals who dedicates their time and effort to promoting and ensuring safety in various environments.  Our Safety volunteers can be found in a wide range of settings, such as schools, communities, workplaces, and public events.

The role of a safety volunteer can vary depending on the specific context, but some common responsibilities may include:

1. Educating and raising awareness: Safety volunteers often engage in activities aimed at educating others about safety practices and potential risks. This can involve conducting workshops, giving presentations, or distributing informational materials.

2. Enforcing safety rules: Safety volunteers may assist in enforcing safety regulations and guidelines to ensure compliance. This could involve monitoring and reporting any violations or hazards that they observe.

3. Assisting in emergency situations: Safety volunteers may be trained to respond to emergencies and provide initial assistance until professional help arrives. This can include administering first aid, directing people to safety, or coordinating emergency procedures.

4. Conducting safety inspections: In some cases, safety volunteers may be involved in conducting regular inspections of premises or facilities to identify potential hazards or safety concerns. They may report their findings and recommend corrective actions.

5. Supporting safety initiatives: Safety volunteers may assist in organizing and implementing safety campaigns or initiatives. This can involve coordinating events, creating safety awareness materials, or collaborating with other volunteers and organizations.

6. Promoting a culture of safety: Safety volunteers play a vital role in fostering a culture of safety by encouraging others to prioritize safety in their daily lives. They may advocate for safe practices, encourage open communication about safety concerns, and serve as role models for others.

It’s important to note that the specific tasks and responsibilities of a safety volunteer can vary widely depending on the organization or community they are involved with. Training and orientation are often provided to safety volunteers to equip them with the necessary knowledge and skills to fulfill their role effectively.