The number of members on patrol, hours of duty and the patrol method to be used are matters for the club and branch to confirm with their individual Club Patrol Service Contracts which have been endorsed by the relevant branch and SLSQ Lifesaving Committee.

SLSQ minimum standards state that the club patrol team shall comprise of a minimum of three current Certificate II Public Safety (Aquatic Rescue) Bronze Medallion holders one of whom shall be designated as the Patrol Captain.

The patrol team shall also hold the following qualifications:

  • Minimum of three Bronze Medallion holders,
  • 1 x Silver Medallion Beach Management – whom shall be the Patrol Captain
    The patrol team shall also hold the following qualifications;
  • 1 x Powercraft Operator i.e., Silver Medallion IRB Driver, IRB Crewperson & RWC Operator.
  • 1 x Advanced Resuscitation Techniques (AID); and
  • 1 x First Aid (AID).

Any exemptions to this standard will require a formal submission to the State Lifesaving Officer. Clubs are encouraged to use the Lifesaving Services Calculator to determine the minimum standard service for their beach/beaches.

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