The role of the Lifesaving Department is to support the Lifesaving Committee to oversee on behalf of the SLSQ Board, the provision of safe beach and aquatic environments throughout Queensland.
The SLSQ Lifesaving Committee is responsible for the provision of effective leadership and support for the overall strategic development of volunteer lifesaving operations across the state, taking into account localised variations in risk factors including but not limited to visitations, environmental conditions and marine life.
The SLSQ Lifesaving Committee oversees and coordinates the delivery of lifesaving services across the state.
The committee consists of representatives from each branch, as well as experts in areas such as training, education, operations, and risk management. The committee’s main functions are to:
- Develop and implement policies, procedures, and standards for lifesaving activities
- Provide guidance and support to branches, clubs, and members on lifesaving matters
- Monitor and evaluate the performance and quality of lifesaving services
- Identify and address emerging issues and challenges in lifesaving
- Promote and advocate for the interests and values of lifesaving
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