A South Dublin County Tidy Towns public meeting is taking place in Tallaght Stadium on Thursday 16th February at 7.30pm. Speakers will include a Tidy Towns competition adjudicator, Public Realm Designer, speaker from Lucan Tidy
Celebrate Volunteering on 5th December International Volunteer Day
As you know, 2011 celebrated the European Year of Volunteering and we had many events in South Dublin
Volunteer Ireland is delighted to announce that they recently secured funding from the EU as part of the European Year of Volunteering 2011 to develop a framework for a national quality standard for involving volunteers. This
We are looking for Advancer and Weekender volunteers. Volunteers play an important part in the festival, and gain entry to the festival in exchange for 24 hours (4 x 6 hr or 3 x 8hr shifts) of voluntary work.
Volunteers will be supplied with the following:
A Festival Volunteer vest and info pack.
Access to advance camping area
Time out to enjoy the show – you only work 24 hours over the course of the festival and are welcome to enjoy the festival when off-shift.
Volunteers positions will be allocated on a first come first serve basis.
The Advance Volunteer role can include the following:
Site assistance – running/ signage erecting/ misc tasks
Entrance Gates – festival goer information point at gate/ security assistance
Assistance with vehicular access at Production entrance
Assistance access to Crew areas – campsite/ carpark
Wristband checking/ Site Office assistance/ Artist Area assistance etc
Assistance in any emergency situations onsite
Monitoring and reporting any oddities on the site that could result in persons harming themselves or others, and report any Health and Safety hazards or issues
Be 18 years or over before the start of August 2010. Photo ID will be required on arrival.
Be available to arrive at the Festival site by 12.00 noon on Sunday 29th August 2010.
Make your own way to and from Stradbally. Train & bus information will be provided and Crew carparking will be made available.
Be available for onsite briefing on Sunday 29th at 16.00
Be available to work 4 x 6hr shifts between Monday 30th August and Friday 3rd September.
Be prepared to wear your designated hi-vis vest and be easily recognisable as a Festival Volunteer – the grounds are classed as a building site in the Advance week and all Health & Safety instructions should be adhered to, for your own protection & safety.
Supply a recent photo for our photoboard on arrival.
Sign in and out of ALL shifts and report to manager as per arrangements per shift.
Bring adequate camping gear.
Bring clothing appropriate for the weather – to use protective clothing in adverse weather conditions and sun cream as protection from the sun.
When you have completed your scheduled shifts you will be allocated your Festival pass and will be free to enjoy the Electric Picnic.
Please ensure that the email address you provide when applying is working and not full.
WEEKENDER VOLUNTEERS
Volunteers positions will be allocated on a first-come first-serve basis.
The Weekender Volunteer role can include the following:
To be the ‘eyes and ears’ of the Festival, reporting any oddities on the site that could result in persons harming themselves or others, and report any Health and Safety hazards or issues
Mobile/ roaming Information Stewards, assisting festival goers with queries/ helping carry equipment/ helping to pitch tents etc
Carparks – Directing traffic – assisting in carpark areas – pedestrians to campsites
Assisting in Family Campsite – Garda clearance check may be required
Artist Liaison assistant
VIP (Boutique) Camping/ Village Green assistants – helping public
Entrance Gates – festival goer information point at gate/ security assistance
Campsites – generally helping public with queries/ site knowledge of facilities
Helping to control vehicular access at Production entrance
Controlling access to Crew areas – campsite/ carpark
To be helpful in emergency situations onsite – directing public to safe area etc
Pay a refundable BOND to the value of Festival ticket by 12 July 2010. This will be refunded in late sept/ early Oct if shifts are completed
Be 18 years or over before the start of August 2010. Photo ID will be required on arrival.
Be available to arrive at the Festival site by 12.00 noon on Thursday 2nd September 2010.
Make their own way to and from Stradbally. Train & bus information will be provided and Crew carparking will be made available.
Be available for onsite briefing on Thursday 2nd at 16.00
Be available to work 4 x 6hr or 3 x 8hr shifts between Friday 3rd September and Monday 6th September. We do need volunteers on Monday 6th September, please note on your application form if you can.
Be prepared to wear your designated hi-vis vest and be easily recognisable as a Festival Volunteer – the grounds are classed as a building site in the Advance week and all Health & Safety instructions should be adhered to, for your own protection & safety.
Supply a recent photo for our photoboard on arrival.
Bring adequate camping gear,
Bring clothing appropriate for the weather – to use protective clothing in adverse weather conditions and sun cream as protection from the sun.
When you are off-shift you are free to enjoy the Festival.
Please ensure that the email address you provide when applying is working and not full.