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== Document status ==
== Document status ==
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This document is in APPROVED.
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This document is a DRAFT, which has not yet been approved by the Board of Directors.
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It was adopted by the Board of Directors at the March 3, 2015 board meeting.
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It can be changed at any board meeting.
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== Position description ==
== Position description ==
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== Responsibilities ==
== Responsibilities ==
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The President may designate another person to fulfill these responsibilities as needed.
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Keeping and leading meetings to ensure that they are running smoothly.
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To the degree required by Alberta law,
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assume shared legal responsibility for the actions of the organization.
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To protect the board member,
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the organization maintain Officer and Director Errors and Omissions insurance
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and an agreement with the province the limits conditions under which the society can be successfully sued.
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The President is responsible for the smooth running of board meetings
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and meetings of the membership (such as the Annual General Meeting).
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* chairs the meetings
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# Listening to the board.
# Listening to the board.
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# Showing strong leadership
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# Showing a strong leadership
# Listening and keeping peace between members.
# Listening and keeping peace between members.
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Keeping in touch with all members
Keeping in touch with all members
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Keeping an eye on the press/public
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# Includes letting them know about training and what is happening.
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# In essence promoting the group.
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The President speaks for the organization in dealing with people
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Talking to different SAR groups and other services such as the Fire, EMS, police, parks etc.
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outside the organization, such as:
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* the media
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* the public
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* municipal, provincial, and federal governments and their agencies
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** such as Fire, EMS, Police, Parks
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* other SAR groups
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* SAR Alberta
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In dealing with these "stakeholders", the President keeps them
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informed of our activities and needs, and maintains an understanding
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of what they want from us.
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The President normally attends regional and provincial meetings, representing the organization.
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== Knowledge, Skills, Abilities ==
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The President overseen the work of the Administrator.
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Prepare the way for the next President
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* Groom the Vice President to take on the President role in future terms or when the President is absent.
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* Keep the Vice President informed of all activities the President is doing
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* Walk the Vice President through the process that the President uses to complete work
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* Provide opportunities for the Vice President to perform some of the work that the President is doing (such as chairing meetings)
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* Document what the President learns, in a way that a future President will be able to use
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== Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, Time ==
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Time:
 
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* expect to contribute approximately 20 hours each month
 
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Required:
Required:
* able to use the internet and be able to text or phone people
* able to use the internet and be able to text or phone people
* able to talk to people
* able to talk to people
* able to use the wiki
* able to use the wiki
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* understands enough of the formal rules of meetings (what is called "Parliamentary Procedure") to be able to apply them when necessary to keep meetings running smoothly, but dispense with them when they will not affect the outcome
 
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* understands the relationship between PCSAR and the organizations with which it works (suchs as other SAR groups, SAR Alberta, OFC, RCMP and other police forces, PEP, Federal Parks, PCES)
 
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* understands the legal structure of the society, and the legal framework under which SAR is conducted (e.g. differences between policies of PCSAR, SAR Alberta, the OFC, and various Tasking Agencies)
 
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Desired:
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* set a time for PCSAR because there is paperwork
* Skills in SAR such as a couple years of different trainings
* Skills in SAR such as a couple years of different trainings
* Experience being on a committee
* Experience being on a committee
* able to take advice and give it
* able to take advice and give it
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* public speaking
 
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* media relations
 
== Resources ==
== Resources ==
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* Officer's Errors and Omissions liability insurance coverage
 
* The President is able to consult with:
* The President is able to consult with:
** past presidents
** past presidents

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