The Treasurer is responsible for all of the club accounts. To do so effectively, they should understand and abide by the Union rules for club funding and keep the committee up-to-date on the state of funding.
They must ensure that club expenditure is done so within the club's funding and if not secure an additional grant before the expenditure takes place. They will also have the responsibility of ensuring that all club fees and membership are collected!
Email Nigel at treasurer@ussac.co.uk
Kit Officer - Nikos Loumis
The Kit Officer is responsible for ensuring that all club equipment and services such as the compressor are kept suitably maintained and in service. It is also their duty to organise tank filling and teach interested members about use of the compressor.
If you have any questions about our equipment (or want to book some) then email Nikos directly at ko@ussac.co.uk
Boat Officers - Dave Brock & Teddy Ng
The Boat Officer is primarily responsible for the club’s Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) called Garfield and must ensure that it is seaworthy. Alongside this, it is their responsibility to deal with any other aspects of boat-related equipment.
Dave retired from the University in 2003 after 30 years employment in Electrical Engineering and obtained his Masters in the Department in 1981. He has been a member of the club since 1996, he is a Dive Leader with IFC and has been teaching in the club for many years. Fishing, boating and scuba are some of his hobbies. Dave now works with Teddy to help keep our boat seaworthy.
For info about the boat, contact Dave at bo@ussac.co.uk
Diving Officer - Tina Burton
The club Diving Officer is defined by BSAC as ‘the National Diving Officer’s representative at Branch level, as defined in BSAC Rules’. The DO ultimately is responsible for all diving that is performed within the club. This involves overlooking all training and giving advice on diving where necessary.
Email Tina at do@ussac.co.uk
Training Officer - OPEN!!
The Training Officer's main role is to help members achieve their training goals whether they're a new diver seeking their first qualification, or an existing diver looking to branch out to other aspects of diving. They work closely with the Diving Officer to ensure that all training is done safely.
You can take the role of training officer at point, if you think you might be interested drop any of us an email.
Social Secretary - OPEN!!
USSAC is a very social club meaning the role of Social Sec can be demanding. It consists of organising a number of club outings, ranging from a relaxed trip to the Dive Show, a quiet one at the pub, or even a more intense night out! They ensure everyone feels comfortable with the club and is having fun.
If you'd enjoy organising socials for us as the Social Secretary, let any of us know.
