More from this section
The SRC provides members with skills and knowledge related to surf awareness, aquatic rescue operations, communication systems and equipment and resuscitation. It is recommended for members who wish to perform in the role of SLS water safety personnel or take on a lifesaving cadetship and join a lifesaving patrol.
Covers the skills and knowledge to perform basic communication practices.
The BM provides members with skills and knowledge related to surf awareness, aquatic rescue operations, radio operations, resuscitation, emergency care, spinal management, communication, teamwork and SLS patrol operations. This award includes and builds upon the Surf Rescue Certificate, and it is the prerequisite award for many other SLS pathway awards.
Covers the skills, knowledge and experience to manage a beach in emergency and non-emergency situations.
Covers the skills and knowledge to participate in search and rescue operations.
Covers advanced skills and knowledge to manage emergency situations in autonomous situations.
SSV Operator Inductions are available for club members who are a minimum of 17 years of age, proficient in at least one SLSA Award and hold a current, valid NSW Driver License (provisional or above). If you are interested in participating in an SSV induction and you fulfill the requirements please contact your club’s Chief Training Officer. The SLSNSW SSV Operator Induction Form is available to download here.
Covers with the skills and knowledge to effectively crew an IRB in surf rescue operations.
Covers the skills and knowledge to effectively drive and manage an IRB in surf rescue operations.
Covers the skills and knowledge to effectively drive and manage a Rescue Water Craft (RWC) in lifesaving operations.
Develops skills and knowledge to use oxygen, airway management devices, and automated external defibrillators (AEDs) during resuscitation, and to administer oxygen to conscious or unconscious breathing causalities.
Develops skills and knowledge to manage emergency first aid situations until professional medical support is available. This course is recognised by WorkCover NSW.
Covers the skills and knowledge required to carry and administer Methoxyflurane.
Provides participants with the skills and knowledge to manage injured casualties with suspected spinal injuries in an aquatic environment and in emergency situations.
If you have experience in education or training, or are keen to pass on your knowledge of lifesaving, why not enquire about joining your Club’s Education Team.