Safety Team
A safety team member is a team of individuals who strive to keep the people and building safe during worship gatherings
What's Required to be a Safety Team Member?
- Maintain a visible, welcoming presence at assigned posts (parking lot, entrances, sanctuary, children's/student areas, or roving)
- Respond immediately to medical or safety incidents within the scope of your training and certification, coordinating with the on-duty Safety Team lead or on-call medical volunteer as needed, and calling 911 without hesitation for anything serious.
- Communicate and escalate through the proper chain of command
- Stay current on required training and credentials, including background checks and, where applicable, Pulse 2 training, CPR/AED certification, or licensure specific to your medical tier.
- Serve with hospitality, not just enforcement — reflecting Summit Church's mission by treating every guest with grace and dignity, even in tense moments.
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Commitment Requirement
- Regular service commitment — reliably serving assigned posts or on-call shifts
- Ongoing training and certification — completing initial onboarding
- Attendance at required team meetings/refreshers — so the whole team stays aligned on protocol, radio use, and any policy updates.