Invergordon RNLI on lookout for deputy launch authority to join lifesaving Easter Ross team
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AN Easter Ross RNLI lifeboat crew is on the lookout for a key member to join its lifesaving team as a volunteer.
Invergordon RNLI is advertising for a deputy launch authority.
The role assists the lifeboat operations manager in authorising the launch of the RNLI Invergordon lifeboat.
Established in 1974, the Invergordon Lifeboat Station operates a Shannon class all-weather lifeboat.
There has been a lifeboat station in the Moray Firth area since 1878.
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The advert states: "You will help us save lives at sea by carrying out the day-to-day management of the lifeboat station to ensure a permanent state of readiness for service."
Duties include:
• Authorise launch of the lifeboat
• Provide leadership in the absence of the lifeboat operations manager or as delegated
• Ensure that all operational activities are carried out to maintain the lifeboats and all associated equipment in a constant state of readiness for launching on service.
• You will receive training in launch authority operations as part of the RNLI competence-based training framework.
Qualities required include:
- Team player
- Good communicator
- Leadership skills
- Maritime knowledge
- IT literate (desirable)
- Knowledge of the RNLI (desirable)
The successful candidate, the RNLI says, will join an inclusive and diverse organisation; have fun, meet new people and join a motivated and enthusiastic team who are making a difference and learn skills and gain experience to enhance your CV as well as gaining the satisfaction of giving back
Training to fulfil the volunteer role will be provided.
If you fancy this or want more information please apply online here.
