Home Fire Campaign Team Member - Mifflin

Posted 7 days ago

american red crossLewiston (ME)

Firefighters Fire Protection

SENIORITY

Junior

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About the role

Home Fire Campaign Team Member Install free smoke alarms and so much more! Help to reduce deaths and injuries from home fires. Serve traditionally underserved communities.

Responsibilities: Install free smoke alarms, provide education to residents about home fires, offer home-safety checklists, and help families prepare fire escape plans. All training, tools, and equipment provided! Work with team fulfilling smoke alarm installation requests. Join large scale SOUND THE ALARM! events targeting specific neighborhoods. Attend regularly scheduled meetings & activities and stay current on all training. Additional related duties as discussed with supervisor, including meeting with partners and key stakeholders to build/nurture relationships, conducting inventory, managing necessary preparedness supplies, etc. Commitment: In-person regional position covering local counties with smoke alarm installation appointments offered daily, based on availability of clients. Each appointment fulfillment starts/ends at a Red Cross office, or meet your team in the field. Large-scale SOUND THE ALARM! events scheduled regularly, including weekends throughout the region.

Qualifications: Minimum age 18; 16 with adult accompaniment. Ability to read, write, and follow verbal and written directions in English and work as teammate fulfilling received requests for smoke alarm installations. Ability to interact with persons of diverse backgrounds and demonstrate respect of personal spaces. Ability to build effective relationships with others who can help with work-related goals. Reliable to committed schedule and flexible to adapt to change. Training: 2 Hours virtual training videos On the job mentorship by experienced HFC volunteer Watch our video to learn more: Volunteer - General

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