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== Document status ==
== Document status ==
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<!-- This document is a DRAFT. which has not yet been approved by the Board of Directors. -->
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This document is a DRAFT, which has not yet been approved by the Board of Directors.
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This document is APPROVED.
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It was adopted by the Board of Directors
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at the February 17, 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 Vice President is in part a training role for a person who plans
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Keeping and leading meetings when the president is unavalible to ensure that they are running smoothly.
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to become [[President]].
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# Listening to the board.
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Many of the responsibilities of the Vice President are to develop
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# Showing a strong leadership
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the skills and knowledge to take on the role of the President
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# Listening and keeping peace between members.
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in a future term or when the President is absent.
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To the degree required by Alberta law,
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Getting items done and moving forward at a good pace.
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assume share 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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* Work closely with the President
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Taking items on when the president starts to get overwhelmed.
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* Remain informed of the President's activities
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* Learn the President's process for completing work
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* Take opportunities to perform some of the President's duties (such as chairing meetings)
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* Assist the President
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** Keeping and leading meetings when the president is unavailable to ensure that they are running smoothly.
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**# Listening to the board.
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**# Showing a strong leadership
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**# Listening and keeping peace between members.
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** Getting items done and moving forward at a good pace.
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** Keeping an eye on the press/public
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**# In essence promoting the group.
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** Talking to different SAR groups and other services such as the Fire, EMS, police, parks etc.
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** Keeping in touch with all members
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Keeping in touch with all members
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The Vice President is the primary lead in making sure the organization's committees and policies are functioning as intended
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Keeping an eye on the press/public
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* Monitors that each committee understands its mandate, has the resources it needs, and is working effectively
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# Includes letting them know about training and what is happening.
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* Encourages all committees to report regularly to the board
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# In essence promoting the group.
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* Reviews the effectiveness with board established policies
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Talking to different SAR groups and other services such as the Fire, EMS, police, parks ect.
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Prepare the way for the next Vice President
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== Knowledge, Skills, Abilities ==
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* Document what the Vice President learns, in a way that a future Vice 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 6-8 hours each month
 
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** a board meeting of 1 hr
 
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*** followed by training of about 2 hours, which you're encouraged to attend
 
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** about 2 other board meetings twice a year of about 2 hours = approximately 1 hr/month
 
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** follow up work from the board meeting: 1 hr
 
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** coordinate with President: 0.5 hr
 
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** liaise with committees: 2 hr
 
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** miscellaneous: 0.5 hr
 
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Required:
 
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* able to use the internet and be able to text or phone people
 
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* able to talk to people
 
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* able to use the wiki
 
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* understands the roles of all committees
 
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* understands all board policies
 
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Desired:
 
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* Skills in SAR such as a couple years of different trainings
 
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* Experience being on a committee
 
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* able to take advice and give it
 
== Resources ==
== Resources ==
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* Officer's Errors and Omissions liability insurance coverage
 
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* The Vice President is able to consult with:
 
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** past vice-presidents
 
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** board members
 
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** committee chairs
 
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** members.
 
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** other groups
 
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** our SAR Alberta regional representative
 
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* The Administer
 
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* the wiki
 

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