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GROUND RULES - Handover protocol |
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| The
handover |
| Please follow the guidelines
below to ensure that our handovers are completed without any confusion: |
- Keep up to date on who's covering what shift by
looking at the
online rota.
- When you end your period of cover it is your
responsibility to get the kit you've been holding onto one of the partners who is next on the
rota before their period of cover commences. Obviously, you have to
contact one or both of the next pair to know who to pass the kit on to.
- Arrange with your partner who has what during your
shift. In some partnerships one partner has the large green kit
bag and the AED and the other partner has the red bag containing the the mobile phone and
other sundry items such as a tabard and "On Call" sign. Note that you can differ from
this arrangement if you wish, but the preceding pair on the rota must be
aware of your arrangements so that they can supply each of you with the
kit of your choice. Likewise, you must be aware of what arrangements the
following pair have made so that you and your partner can supply them with
the kit of their choice.
- If you stand in for someone who is unable to cover
please ensure that you know who to pass your kit on to and what items of
kit he/she normally receives.
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| If you are
unable to cover |
| If you are scheduled to be on duty at
any time and find that you are unable to provide cover please follow this procedure: |
- Most importantly, do something about it ASAP.
- First, contact Jeremy so that he can amend the
online rota. You can email
him or phone him. He's able to update the web page 24/7, so that the online rota is
always up to date - but only if he's kept informed.
- Contact your partner and explain that you will be
unable to provide cover.
- Contact those who precede you on the rota and those
who follow you so that they know that the usual handover arrangements of the 2 kits will
necessarily have to change.
- If possible, and if you have enough time, ask other
members of the group if they are able to provide cover for you.
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Can you stand in? |
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If you see on the rota that one of our group is unable to
provide cover, or that person contacts you directly with the information,
please give serious consideration to helping out by providing cover - and if you
decide to do so ensure that Jeremy and your partner for
the shift are aware of the fact. |
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