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'''Volunteers should never throw away completed forms.''' Forms serve as a response record and will be important when requesting reimbursement from FEMA. | '''Volunteers should never throw away completed forms.''' Forms serve as a response record and will be important when requesting reimbursement from FEMA. | ||
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| style="background: cornsilk" |'''<big>❧</big>''' <big>'''Side Note:'''</big> AROs particularly need a scribe. The documentation load can get heavy when handling message requests, requests for information, and keeping a log. The log needs items entered with time stamps and an ARO may be handling multiple loggable items over the course of a few minutes. AROs should consider recording their radio traffic so that logs can be reviewed and updated after their shift. | | style="background: cornsilk; padding: 15px" |'''<big>❧</big>''' <big>'''Side Note:'''</big> AROs particularly need a scribe. The documentation load can get heavy when handling message requests, requests for information, and keeping a log. The log needs items entered with time stamps and an ARO may be handling multiple loggable items over the course of a few minutes. AROs should consider recording their radio traffic so that logs can be reviewed and updated after their shift. | ||
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