CSA-approved footwear have this tag on one shoe:

If you do not have your own CSA-approved steel-toed footwear, Skills/Compétences Canada can lend you toe caps if they are required in your volunteer role.

Toe caps are slipped on over footwear to protect your feet against hazards.

• Identify, organize, and lay out all promotional items that will need to be placed in backpacks.
• Identify, organize, and lay out promotional clothing including T-shirts and polo shirts.
• Closed toe shoes must be worn.
• Must wear safety vest provided by Skills/Compétences Canada (SCC).
• Steel-toed footwear may be required; toe caps can be provided by SCC if necessary.

• Place five or more items into black backpacks (2,000).
• Move wheeled bins filled with stuffed black backpacks.
• Lay additional items out that will need to be stuffed in backpacks (as needed).
• Closed toe shoes must be worn.
• Must wear safety vest provided by Skills/Compétences Canada (SCC).
• Steel-toed footwear may be required; toe caps can be provided by SCC if necessary.

• Steel-toed footwear or toe caps are required.
• Must wear safety vest that will be provided by Skills/Compétences Canada.

Support the Hall Manager with any of the following tasks:

• competition floor setup, exhibitor booth setup, ensure logistical needs are addressed during the event, competition floor tear down, and exhibitor booth tear down

Tasks include but are not limited to:

• Delivering items throughout the venue using pallet jacks, sorting deliveries, lifting and moving boxes and equipment, assembling and disassembling items 

• Place five or fewer items into green drawstring bags (up to 10,000 depending on the number of school groups attending the event). 
• Move wheeled bins filled with stuffed green bags.
• Lay additional items out that will need to be stuffed in bags (as needed).
• Closed toe shoes must be worn.
• Must wear safety vest provided by Skills/Compétences Canada (SCC).
• Steel-toed footwear may be required; toe caps can be provided by SCC if necessary.

• Hand out t-shirts, polo shirts, and backpacks to the right people in the right sizes. Criteria for the distribution of promotional items will be provided.
• Must wear volunteer t-shirt that will be provided by Skills/Compétences Canada.

• As buses arrive, get on the buses and speak with the school groups before the students get off the buses (speaking material will be provided). It is important that you are comfortable talking to large groups of kids and to be outside while waiting for the arrival of buses.
• Collect consent forms from teachers and then take the forms to the registration desk. Put the consent forms into the appropriate box.
• Must wear school group volunteer t-shirt that will be provided by Skills/Compétences Canada.

• Direct student groups through the entrance doors and hand out complimentary green bags. If the bags start to get low in a given bin, get more bags/bins from the storage location.
• Walk school groups to different starting areas of the competition site. It is important that you are comfortable talking to large groups of kids.
• Must wear school group volunteer t-shirt that will be provided by Skills/Compétences Canada.

• Help people find the right food line-up.
• Help people find available seating and ensure that they put their trays away.
• Must wear volunteer t-shirt that will be provided by Skills/Compétences Canada.

• Collect documents and materials from the competition floor plus run important errands. (Potentially some downtime throughout the day.)
• Must wear volunteer t-shirt that will be provided by Skills/Compétences Canada.

• Scan barcodes using the EventBrite app, give wristbands to general public, offer the Official Program and assist those who have yet to register by providing the link.
• Must wear volunteer t-shirt that will be provided by Skills/Compétences Canada.