Calum Greenhow

Experience

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  Post Office

  Aug 1995 - May 2018

  Sub-Postmaster
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  Scottish Fire and Rescue Service

  Sept 2000 - Dec 2017

  Crew Manager

  ROLE OVERVIEWCrew Managers contribute to the protection of people and in making communities safer. Crew Managers within the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service may be required to carry out: Operational Firefighting and Rescue duties Community Safety duties Instructional duties Support duties Supervisory DutiesFUNCTIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES/KEY TASKS Support and deliver community safety and enforcement programmes to protect the public and make communities safer Lead, supervise and develop individuals and teams to maintain and deliver services Provide tactical, operational, leadership and support to resolve incidents Act as Incident Commander as required Supervise and maintain the response of the emergency serviceMANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES Support Watch Managers in the management and administration of a watch and deputise, as directed, in the Watch Manager’s absence Show less

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  Caesar & Howie

  May 2002 - Oct 2008

  Property Valuer
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  National Federation of Sub-Postmasters

  Mar 2013 - May 2016

  The Branch Secretary is the first channel of communication between members and the NFSP as well as between members and Post Office Ltd.Branch Secretaries will be notified by Post Office Ltd of any robberies or burglaries at any office within the branch they represent. Branch secretaries should immediately contact the Sub-Postmaster to find out if the NFSP can be of assistance.Part of a Branch Secretary's work is dealing with members' individual problems. Tact, patience, firmness and fairness are necessary when intervening in disputes between a member and Post Office Ltd.The following are some examples of particular items where a member may seek the assistance of a Branch Secretary:- - Dismissal - Contributions to losses, either after a robbery at their office or through negligence at the counter i.e. frauds etc - Concessionary closing (e.g. family bereavement or serious illness etc) - Public complaints against an individual office - Mailwork items (those office that combine a Post Office and a Royal Mail delivery office) - Security - Attending disciplinary hearings with members. Show less As well as being a member of the committee with responsibilities below, the Vice Chair of Standing Orders is required to assist the Chair in relation: - to any point of order raised and also the smooth running of the Annual Conference. - to ensuring clear counting of delegate voting in respect of any Conference debateThe Standing Orders Committee of the NFSP is responsible for: - the order in which the Annual Conference proceedings should take place. - the rules by which the NFSP conducts itself. - the timetabling of motions and rule changes being proposed for debate by delegates at the Annual Conference. - the timetabling of required Annual Reports and Open debates during the Annual Conference. - Providing a link between members and the Executive Council. Show less

  • Branch Secretary

    Feb 2013 - May 2016

  • Vice Chair of The Standing Orders Committee

    May 2014 - Sept 2015

  • Standing Orders Representative for Scotland

    Mar 2013 - May 2015
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  National Federation of Sub-Postmasters Ltd

  May 2016 - Apr 2018

  Director for Scotland
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  National Federation of SubPostmasters

  Jun 2018 - now

  Chief Executive Officer