As our network of park expands, our demand for volunteer custodian increases. The role of a custodian is a crucial one as they play an important role in the operation of our CMCA RV Parks. Many aspects of our Club rely on member contribution, and our CMCA RV Parks project is no different.
What is a custodian?
Volunteer custodians manage the daily operations of our parks under the guidance of NHQ. Primarily, a custodian assists with on-site bookings, siting vehicles, ensure RVs have self-contained certification and also offer their knowledge of the area and some of the must-see attractions.
Behind the scenes, custodians provide feedback to NHQ staff about any issues, including security and maintenance. Custodians are responsible for coordinating contractors who may need to do work on our sites. Custodians will also be required to do some basic maintenance, such as mowing and keeping the park tidy.
In short, we need custodians to ensure the operation of our parks runs smoothly. Their role is crucial, and we would not be able to run this network of parks without them.
Is this you?
If you think you are suited for this role and are willing to undertake the necessary training, then please contact NHQ staff member Emily King at emilyking@cmca.net.au. Additionally, if you have any questions about becoming a custodian, please do not hesitate to contact Emily on the email listed above.
How do you become a custodian?
Any member can become a custodian at one of our parks! Interested parties will be required to undertake the necessary training. All training documents are available below. If needed extra training can also be conducted via video link. This will ensure you have the skills and knowledge associated with successfully carrying out the role and responsibilities of a custodian.
You can find all training documentation below
Custodian Documents
Once you have read and understood the documents, complete the assessment below
Custodian Assessment
Complete the Custodian Declaration below
Custodian Declaration
Finally, complete the Custodian Protocols form below
Custodian Protocol Form
Custodian Newsletters
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Custodian Newsletters
Availability
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Custodian Calendar
Weed Identification and Management
Weed Identification and Management
Grey Water Totes
CMCA member Richard Mainey, shows us how to construct a greywater tote in your vehicle for less than $50.
For an information memo on the SCV Policy and grey water totes, click HERE.
For an explanation of the tote construction, the parts used and images of the finished product, click HERE.
For an image gallery, click HERE.
Tote Invoice
LNT Code of Conduct
CMCA Self Contained Vehicle Policy
CMCA Bush Camping Code
