Disaster Response and Public Safety (Volunteer)
Ongoing
Mon, 05/06/24
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Tue, 12/31/24
10-15 Hours per Week, Flexible
Los Angeles Metro Area
Opportunity Description
At LAIT911, we're dedicated to providing timely safety information and hands-on support to help the residents of Los Angeles handle daily emergencies. Our work is powered by the commitment of our volunteers. We invite you to join us by contributing 5-10 hours per month to make a substantial difference in our community.
We offer a range of volunteer roles suitable for individuals both in and outside of Los Angeles. Role responsibilities may include:
Monitoring and Alerting: Sending out emergency alerts and providing updates on active incidents such as wildfires, shootings, or major traffic collisions.
Public Liaison: Acting as a connector between first responders, government agencies, and the public.
Event Participation: Promoting public safety and disaster preparedness at in-person events and through creating educational content.
Emergency Response: Providing on-site assistance at disaster scenes, requiring physical fitness and specific training.
Medical Support: Offering medical care and first aid at large-scale public events.
Government Collaboration: Engaging with local government to enhance public safety measures.
Benefits:
Impact: Make a significant impact on the lives of hundreds of thousands of Angelinos.
Community: Work alongside a team of like-minded volunteers.
Training & Certifications: Gain access to comprehensive training programs, including FEMA certifications.
Continuous Education: Benefit from educational resources such as MasterClass and various training courses.
Recognition: Eligibility for national awards and volunteer support benefits.
Exclusive Access: Enjoy first-responder-specific services and technologies.
Requirements:
Willing to donate 5-15 hours per month.
Ability to effectively communicate with the public, government agencies, and team members.
Basic computer skills are necessary for roles; reliable access to a computer and stable internet connection for remote positions.
Certain roles may require physical fitness and the ability to respond to emergency scenes.
Must have a clean driving record for roles involving deployment.
Strong commitment, ability to work independently as well as part of a team, and flexible schedule
No prior formal education in disaster management required; willingness to undergo provided training for specific roles but basic understanding of fire and police terminology is helpful.
Prior experience in medical assistance, event management, or government relations is a plus but not required.
Interest in public safety, emergency preparedness, and disaster response.
Join us in our mission to prepare and support our community in times of need!
We offer a range of volunteer roles suitable for individuals both in and outside of Los Angeles. Role responsibilities may include:
Monitoring and Alerting: Sending out emergency alerts and providing updates on active incidents such as wildfires, shootings, or major traffic collisions.
Public Liaison: Acting as a connector between first responders, government agencies, and the public.
Event Participation: Promoting public safety and disaster preparedness at in-person events and through creating educational content.
Emergency Response: Providing on-site assistance at disaster scenes, requiring physical fitness and specific training.
Medical Support: Offering medical care and first aid at large-scale public events.
Government Collaboration: Engaging with local government to enhance public safety measures.
Benefits:
Impact: Make a significant impact on the lives of hundreds of thousands of Angelinos.
Community: Work alongside a team of like-minded volunteers.
Training & Certifications: Gain access to comprehensive training programs, including FEMA certifications.
Continuous Education: Benefit from educational resources such as MasterClass and various training courses.
Recognition: Eligibility for national awards and volunteer support benefits.
Exclusive Access: Enjoy first-responder-specific services and technologies.
Requirements:
Willing to donate 5-15 hours per month.
Ability to effectively communicate with the public, government agencies, and team members.
Basic computer skills are necessary for roles; reliable access to a computer and stable internet connection for remote positions.
Certain roles may require physical fitness and the ability to respond to emergency scenes.
Must have a clean driving record for roles involving deployment.
Strong commitment, ability to work independently as well as part of a team, and flexible schedule
No prior formal education in disaster management required; willingness to undergo provided training for specific roles but basic understanding of fire and police terminology is helpful.
Prior experience in medical assistance, event management, or government relations is a plus but not required.
Interest in public safety, emergency preparedness, and disaster response.
Join us in our mission to prepare and support our community in times of need!