Quartermaster
The Quartermaster keeps track of Troop equipment and makes sure it is in good working order. It reports to the Assistant Senior Patrol Leader.
What the Quartermaster does
- Keeps records of patrol and Troop equipment.
- Takes an inventory of all Troop equipment at the start and end of the term.
- Issues equipment and sees that it comes back in good order. Checkouts and returns are tracked in the gear app.
- Keeps equipment in good repair and the storage area neat and clean.
- Suggests new or replacement items.
- Works with the Equipment Coordinator on the Troop Committee.
- Sets a good example, wears the uniform correctly, and lives by the Scout Oath and Scout Law.
Useful pages
Credit expectations
These are the minimum levels for each category. A Scout earns full credit with a total of at least 15 and no 1 in any category.
| Expectation | Basic (3) | Target (4) | Excels (5) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Issue equipment and see that it comes back in good order | 2 to 3 activities, or 1 plus summer camp | 4 to 5 activities, or 2 plus summer camp | All activities, plus summer camp if applicable |
| Keep equipment records and take inventory | 1 inventory; all check-outs and most check-ins recorded, minimal follow-up | 2 inventories; all check-outs and check-ins recorded, some follow-up | 2 inventories; all check-outs and check-ins recorded, excellent follow-up |
| Keep the storage area neat and organized | 1 clean-up | 2 clean-ups, minor improvements to the gear cage | 2 clean-ups, several improvements to the gear cage |
| Keep equipment in good repair | Equipment checked twice in 6 months | Equipment checked after every 2 to 3 activities | Equipment checked after every activity |
Scoring is explained under How credit works. Every position also has a Scout Spirit category, judged by the Patrol Advisor.