Post Camp Jobs	Description
Section Website Trip Report	Submit to Section Webmaster with photos

First Week/ Set-up Jobs	Description
Reserve/Pick-up Ropes	9mm(6) and 10.5 mm(2) from the Section rope custodian
Reserve/Pick-up VHF radios	Western Midland 250-9433
Reserve/Pick-up Sat Phone	Infosat Communications, 3130-114 Avenue, SE, Calgary 403-543-8188
Reserve/Pick-up Generator	Honda 110 generator for recharging radios, phone
Transport Gear	Rent truck/van, pick up gear, drive to staging area
Set up Cook tent	crew required
Set up Drying tent	crew required
Set up Shower Stall	crew required
Set up Laterine Partition	crew required

Last Week/Take- Down Jobs	Description
Return Ropes	to the Section rope custodian
Return VHF radios	Western Midland 250-9433
Return Sat Phone	Infosat Communications, 3130-114 Avenue, SE, Calgary 403-543-8188
Return Generator	To equipment rental place
Return Gear	Trucks work best
Take Down Cook tent	crew required
Take Down Drying tent	crew required
Take Down Shower Stall	crew required
Take Down Laterine Partition	crew required

Jobs for each Week

Week 1 Jobs	Description
Manager	Keeper of the Piece
Asst. Manager	Fills in for manager if he/she bails, or disturbs the Piece to make the manager feel useful
Chinook Trip Report	For October Chinook
Medical Resource	first aid and blister control
Rescue Resource	review self arrest, tying in for glacier travel, snow/ice anchors, belaying basics, crevasse rescue
Tech Gadget Geek	Ensure sat phone & radios are charged every night
Dig Latrine	Help him out!
Change the Latrine	Grab your rubber gloves & goggles… someone's gotta do it!
Luggage Police	Make sure everyone's stuff gets up to camp then back down to staging area
Garbage Police	Make sure everyone's garbage gets where it's supposed to get.

Week 2 Jobs	Description
Manager	Keeper of the Piece
Asst. Manager	Fills in for manager if he/she bails, or disturbs the Piece to make the manager feel useful
Chinook Trip Report	For October Chinook
Outfitter
Purchase Gear
Medical Resource	first aid and blister control
Rescue Resource	review self arrest, tying in for glacier travel, snow/ice anchors, belaying basics, crevasse rescue
Tech Gadget Geek	Ensure sat phone & radios are charged every night
Change the Latrine	Grab your rubber gloves & goggles… someone's gotta do it!
Dig Latrine	Help him out!
Luggage Police	Make sure everyone's stuff gets up to camp then back down to staging area
Garbage Police	This is a particularly messy group, so it'll take two of you. :)

Week 3 Jobs	Description
Manager	Keeper of the Piece
Asst. Manager	Fills in for manager if he/she bails, or disturbs the Piece to make the manager feel useful
Chinook Trip Report	For October Chinook
Medical Resource	first aid and blister control
Rescue Resource	review self arrest, tying in for glacier travel, snow/ice anchors, belaying basics, crevasse rescue
Tech Gadget Geek	Ensure sat phone & radios are charged every night
Dig Latrine	Nasty, help him out!
Change the Latrine	Grab your rubber gloves & goggles... someone's gotta do it!
Luggage Police	Make sure everyone's stuff gets up to camp then back down to staging area
Garbage Police	Make sure everyone's garbage gets where it's supposed to get.

The big jobs for the camp are the Manager and Assistant Manager roles. These require that you be available for the two weeks immediately prior to your week to deal with last minute logistics. The Assistant Manager fills in for the Manager if he/she bails but also performs Manager's duties when Manager is off climbing.

The duties for manager are outlined below.

Manager's Duties - Before Camp
Recruit (nag) volunteers for week specific duties
Personally contact each participant prior to trip leaving
Call a team meeting to review issues, meeting places, logistics, confirm roles etc.
Coordinate car pooling
Bring in full 20 lb. propane bottles (2)

Manager's Duties - At Camp
Chicken wire will be available at the staging area
Completion of ACC waiver (obtain off the Net)
Completion of rescue waiver (obtain credit card #’s)
Verify emergency phone #’s
Collect money if budget problems, Bill will let you know how much
Fly-in logistics - staging area coordination - chopper expected around 2:00pm
Coordinate Set-up/Take-down if 1st or last week
Advance camp - drop off gear, first team to use the camp can set up tent, make sure it is tied down, put rocks inside
Snow ‘course’ refresher - encourage all to review self arrest, tying in for glacier travel, setting snow/ice anchors, belaying basics
Track protocol - use small steps for up, don’t walk on the up track on the way down
Coordinate daily climbs from camp - use sign-up sheet
Take Summit Register Canisters make a note of which summits have registers
Radios are required for all trips set check in time eg odd hours starting at 11
Monitor satellite phone usage (collect $) weather calls OK, turn on phone at 7:00pm for incoming
Roster for daily chores eg dishes, garbage sorting, water hauling, charging radios
Biffy - dig new one each week outgoing please identify old one, encourage use of bleach to rinse hands after each use.
Complete daily trip log - who went where and when
Document route information in camp route book - for future parties
Ensure radios and satellite phone are charged
Call incoming manager on Wed even to replace any low supplies eg fuel, coffee or TP
Food restricted to 34 L - 10, 68 L Rubber Maid containers, id mechanism provided
Bring out empty 20 lb. popane bottles

In case of emergency
  (1) call Alpine Heli they will do paper work with the government, and get a rescue team,
  (2) effect the evacuation,
  (3) contact National Club and Section Chairman,
  (4) contact the emergency contact of the victim.