Can anyone tell me what an Olympic Safety Volunteer is?

Olympic safety volunteers refer to people from all walks of life who serve others, society and the Olympic Games in the whole process of preparing and holding the Olympic Games in the whole process of preparing and holding the Olympic Games on the principle of volunteerism and volunteer service as the basic form, and at the same time ensure the safety of others, the discipline of the venue, etc., and the basic conditions for safety volunteers.

1) Volunteer to participate in the Beijing Olympic and Paralympic Games;

2) Born before June 30, 1990 (inclusive) and in good health;

3) Comply with Chinese laws and regulations;

4) Be able to participate in pre-competition training and related activities;

5) Be able to serve for more than 7 consecutive days during the Beijing Olympic and Paralympic Games;

6) Applicants whose mother tongue is Chinese should have basic foreign language communication skills, and applicants whose mother tongue is not Chinese should have basic Chinese communication skills;

7) Possess the professional knowledge and skills necessary for volunteer service positions.

Obligations of Safety Volunteers:

1. Abide by the Olympic Charter, abide by the Statutes of the International Paralympic Committee, and spread the Olympic spirit;

2. Abide by the policies and rules of the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee;

4. Complete the appropriate training;

5. Obey the arrangements of the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee for volunteer service positions;

6. Obey the command and deployment of the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee, and conscientiously complete the volunteer service tasks;

7. Obey the management of the team during the volunteer service.

I've been tired for a long time, I wish you a good Olympic safety volunteer, and at the same time you have to be careful, because there can be lawbreakers when the time comes, like the current "dirty independence" elements, foreign instability factors, this year things in China have happened too much, the most tragic is Sichuan **, compatriots died a lot, but also heavy snow, floods, etc., and finally wish Beijing, China to carry out an unprecedentedly successful Olympic Games, of course, China's gold medal number is. Ha ha. It's too far.

During the Olympic Games, the flame will be protected and the security and order in the venues will be maintained.

Considering that different customer groups may encounter problems involving safety in the venue, such as the loss of items, parental negligence and separation from children, etc., an alarm service station will be set up in each venue, equipped with full-time security personnel, equipped with special language volunteers, to accept the alarm of different customer groups, and provide a platform for everyone to pick up items and find people.

In addition, a wide range of Olympic-related safety tips will be issued. For athletes, **, ** and other groups, ** will disclose the security work policy in the "service manual" and "guide", reminding everyone to bring keys, close the door, and take care of their belongings when they go out. For spectators, safety tips will be issued through electronic screens, volunteers, and signs, such as the rules of the venue, the list of prohibited and restricted items, and detour measures.

Your main duty as a volunteer is to be in charge of safety!

It's free for the Olympics.

Volunteers are people and groups of people who contribute their time and energy to the betterment of society based on morality, faith, conscience, compassion and responsibility without material reward. Volunteer service refers to the act of using one's own time, one's own skills, one's own resources, and one's own kindness to provide non-profit and non-professional assistance to neighbors, communities, and society.

Annan. Many people envy these volunteers, believing that they not only contribute to the Olympics, but also have access to sports stars and watch games for free. In fact, is the work of Olympic volunteers really so "romantic" as it seems? In fact, their work is very complex, and a lot of trivial work is what they do.

In principle, volunteers for the Olympic and Paralympic Games should work for more than 7 consecutive days, one shift per day, and each shift should not exceed 8 hours, and the specific shift arrangements should be determined according to the venue and event arrangements. Special positions will be determined according to the actual situation of a reasonable time shift.

Volunteers for the Olympic Games have to go through layers of screening, and not everyone who wants to become a volunteer can successfully qualify. Volunteering for the Olympics is different from some of the simple volunteers we usually encounter, because it requires a lot of specialized knowledge and skills to do a good job in the service of the Olympic Games. In addition, in addition to meeting the needs of the Games, the volunteers of the 2008 Olympic Games can become messengers of cultural exchanges, and can open a window to the people of the world to publicize Chinese culture and the spiritual outlook of Chinese civilization.