Volunteer code of conduct.
All Mundi Mundi Bash volunteers are expected to read, understand and agree to this code of conduct before taking on a volunteer role.
VOLUNTEER APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN!Returning volunteers get priority, and spots fill fast every year.
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Volunteering at the Mundi Mundi Bash is a privilege and a responsibility. Our volunteers are the face of the event: the people patrons meet at the gate, in the concert area, on the road and throughout the campground. We ask every volunteer to uphold the highest standards of conduct, from your arrival at Mundiville to your departure.
As a volunteer, we all contribute to the success of the event by:
- Exhibiting at all times a positive and friendly approach so that attendees and fellow volunteers have an enjoyable and memorable experience.
- Acknowledging the importance of our individual contributions to the total effort involved in providing a happy and comfortable, yet safe and structured environment.
- Always being mindful of situations requiring attention or resolution. This may involve alerting the appropriate teams of injury, illness, ticketing issues, unacceptable behaviour or, within reason, resolving the issue on the spot (such as ad hoc rubbish removal).
- Respecting and working as a team to the best of our ability.
- Remaining flexible regarding our shifts and roles if circumstances or conditions at Mundiville change. If this happens, organisers will work with you to minimise disruption or inconvenience.
- Remaining punctual and showing up for shifts on time. Being considerate to fellow team members and shift managers.
- Respecting all people regardless of their race, religion, ethnicity, gender, age or sexual orientation.
- Being aware of any issues that may cause problems and reporting them to a Volunteer Coordinator as soon as possible.
- Following health and safety practices and policies, including wearing any protective PPE required for your shift. You will be informed of these practices once you become a volunteer.
- Declaring any past or current criminal convictions so we can make a judgement about your suitability to join our team. Having some types of criminal history does not necessarily preclude you from a role at the event.
- Following the event's zero-alcohol and drug policy for volunteers in all roles. Plan ahead and don't have a big night if you're working the next morning. Please refrain from drinking until your shift is over.
- Not selling any products or services (including internet or wifi) on the event site.
Terms of agreement.
By accepting a volunteer role at the Mundi Mundi Bash, you agree to the following terms:
- I agree to abide by the Volunteer Code of Conduct.
- I confirm that I am aged between 18 and 85 years and therefore eligible to participate as a volunteer.
- I agree to declare any current or past criminal convictions.
- If the position I am applying for requires a Working With Children Check or a Police Background Check, I agree to obtain and submit these documents. There is a place in the Volunteer Portal to upload them.
- I agree to carry out my volunteer tasks according to the rostered hours, at the discretion of the Volunteer Manager.
- I understand that if conditions or circumstances change I may need to change roles.
- I agree to contact a Volunteer Coordinator or the Volunteer Manager as early as possible if circumstances prevent me from volunteering at the event or if I'm unable to start my shift.
- I agree not to talk to the media or make public or social media comments about incidents or operational matters, either during or after the event. If someone approaches you with media enquiries, please direct them to the Media Liaison Officer at the Event Office.
- If I breach the Volunteer Code of Conduct, I acknowledge I may be relieved of my duties and escorted from the event site. Such conduct may also result in denial of future volunteer applications.
Code of conduct FAQs.
Volunteers must be aged between 18 and 85 years. You confirm this when you accept the terms of agreement.
No. The event has a zero-alcohol and drug policy for volunteers in all roles. Please refrain from drinking until your shift is over, and plan ahead if you're working the next morning.
Yes. All volunteers declare any past or current criminal convictions so we can judge suitability for the team. Having some types of criminal history does not necessarily preclude you from a role at the event. Some roles also need a Working With Children Check or a Police Background Check, which you upload in the volunteer portal.
No. Volunteers don't talk to the media or comment publicly or on social media about incidents or operational matters, during or after the event. Send any media enquiries to the Media Liaison Officer at the Event Office.
Email the volunteer team at [email protected]. For anything else, use the Contact us page or check the full festival FAQs.
2027 volunteer applications are now open.
Returning volunteers get priority, and spots fill fast every year.
Apply to volunteerBy submitting your application, you confirm you have read and agree to the Volunteer Code of Conduct and Terms of Agreement above.