SAM Volunteer Observers -
Local leaders in giving advanced riding guidance
to ALL bikers
The process of becoming a national observer(NO) for is as follows:
- Prospective NO candidates must:
- have their riding assessed by their team leader
- have their interpersonal and observation skills assessed by their team leader
In order to commence the process:
- the group or local observer should express an interest to their team leader, who will check they meet the criteria.
- TL will assess riding and interpersonal/observation skills.
- the member then needs to complete the NO application form which should be e-mailed to secretary@iam-sheffield.bike. The secretary will then take it to the committee for approval prior to the observer commencing the NO process. This form will then be forwarded to IMIqualifications@iam.org.uk indicating the committee’s approval of the application.
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“An IAM Observer is a very highly trained, unpaid volunteer, who undertakes extensive post-advanced-rider training, at their own expense, in order to help any post-test motorcyclist ride more safely. It is a selfless, volunteering role willingly undertaken by riders dedicated to improving the safety of motorcyclists in our local communities.”
IMI Observer Competency Document
Discover the essential skills and knowledge outlined in the IMI Observer Competency Document. This comprehensive guide is designed to enhance your understanding and proficiency in key observational techniques. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting your journey, this document offers valuable insights that can elevate your expertise. Dive into the intricacies of effective observation, learn best practices, and explore the competencies that set successful observers apart. Don’t miss the opportunity to refine your skills and become a leading guide to local bikers. Click to explore the full document and unlock your potential today!
National Observer Progress Summary
Use the National Observer Progress Summary to track your progress to becoming a leader in advanced motorcycling! This comprehensive report highlights areas where you have made progress and those in which more practice is needed. As knowledge, skill, competence and experience develop, you can be reassured that the feedback is helping you to help other bikers in our community ride safe. Thank you for your dedication and service to SAM. Read on to learn more!
