Write a volunteer role description and first-shift briefing

Write a volunteer role description and a first-shift briefing for the {{role}} role at {{organization}}, for {{coordinator}} to send to new volunteers, so that people know before they sign up what the role involves and how much time it takes, and arrive for their first shift knowing where to go, what to do and how to stay safe.

What the role does and why it matters to our work: {{purpose}}

Tasks, time asked and skills, as we have them:
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{{role_details}}
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Safety and safeguarding rules volunteers in this role must follow, as written in our policy:
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{{safety_rules}}
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Checks or training required before starting: {{requirements}}
Who volunteers report to on shift (role): {{supervisor}}
First-shift logistics (where, when, what to wear or bring, parking or transit, food, breaks): {{logistics}}
What volunteers get from us, if anything (training, expenses, references): {{offer}}

Write two parts:
1. Role description, under 250 words, with the headings What you will do (bullets), Time we ask, Skills you need, Nice to have, Training and support, Checks before you start, Who you work with.
2. First-shift briefing, under 400 words, with the headings Before you arrive, When you get there, How the shift runs, Staying safe, If something worries you, Ending your shift.

Under Staying safe and If something worries you, keep the meaning of our rules exactly, including who to tell and how. For example, "If you see a hazard you cannot make safe, keep people away and tell [role from our policy] straight away." That example shows the form only; use our policy's words.

The tone should be warm and practical, like a volunteer who has done the role for a year explaining it to a friend. List as skills only what the tasks truly need, so that the description does not put off people who could do the role well, and mention physical demands only where the tasks involve them.

Do not invent rules, checks, training, expenses or perks we have not listed, and leave out shift scheduling, which we handle separately. If the safety rules say nothing about something the tasks involve, such as handling money or food, working alone or working with children, write [CHECK: rule needed] in that place and list it for {{coordinator}}.