The State Life Saving Committee (LSC) recommended that the signage on our beaches be standardised across the State and that the same flags, signs and poles are used on all beaches that Surf Life Saving Queensland (SLSQ) manage.

This will ensure the following:

  • Surf Life Saving Queensland’s patrol signage is standardised throughout the State as various methods and materials are currently being used;
  • Our signage promotes a professional image and a clear message;
  • Our signage will not confuse the general public;
  • Our signage is easily identified by tourists who travel into our country;
  • The signage falls under the Australian Standard – Design and Application of Water Safety Signs as set out by the Council of Standards Australia;
  • It will promote and enhance Surf Life Saving’s image and presentation on the beaches of Queensland;
  • It will improve the identification of patrolled areas;
  • It will provide more relevant information to beach users; and
  • It has improved durability and longevity.

The signage has been designed to withstand strong winds and providing it is set up correctly, will be able to achieve this (except for cyclones or typhoons).
Other than the two pyramid stands, the amount of signage equipment required on the beach will be no greater than the minimum requirements stated in the Patrol Operations Manual.

Patrol Equipment Catalogue
SLSA Gear and Equipment List 2024-2025

Last modified: 8 January 2025

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