How to become an Area Officer/Inspector

Although the Society has over 70 Area Officers and Inspectors already working throughout our area we are always looking to welcome new ones. Both AO's and Inspectors look after a specific area defined either by Authority area or, by a number of parishes; the work is similar but AO's work with more autonomy and deal directly with the authority for their area.

If you want more information about the working as a volunteer then go to types of volunteering.

If you are interested in becoming an Area Officer or Inspector then contact us.


Home > AO's/Inspectors > How to become an Area Officer/Inspector


Home About Us Aims Policies History Contacts Membership Join Us Volunteers How we work Types of volunteering How to become a volunteer Walks Programme Dates for guided walks Become a leader Select a walk guide Affiliated walking groups Footpath Faults Most common faults What can you do Report a fault to us Signposts Where they are Commemorative plaques Damaged - let us know PNFS Publications Membership Back copies of Signpost Anual Report and accounts AO's/Inspectors Bulletin board News How to volunteer Inspectors Handbook Useful links Affiliated walking groups Highway Authorities Related sites Photo album General Walks Historical Contact us	How to become an Area Officer/Inspector Although the Society has over 70 Area Officers and Inspectors already working throughout our area we are always looking to welcome new ones. Both AO's and Inspectors look after a specific area defined either by Authority area or, by a number of parishes; the work is similar but AO's work with more autonomy and deal directly with the authority for their area. If you want more information about the working as a volunteer then go to types of volunteering. If you are interested in becoming an Area Officer or Inspector then contact us. back to top