Found 5 Emergency Response volunteering opportunities in Australia

Join the team of local Volunteers who monitor and operate the Marine Radio for sea rescues. Full training and ongoing support is provided. If you have limited mobility and/or are in a wheelchair, the Geraldton Volunteer Marine Sea Rescue Group has a building to accommodate you, with a lift up to the second floor as well as wide doorways, low wall switches and easy to reach IT systems where you will look over one of WA's beautiful beaches and man the systems!

Volunteers are involved in search, storm damage, rescue and cliff rescue and other emergency services. Training is once a fortnight, with longer courses being run over a weekend which involves everything needed to know on search, rescue to enhance skills. A program is set on the type of courses that will involve the Unit every six months and includes areas such as: Map Reading, Ladder Slide, Mountain Rescue, Chainsaw Operation, 4WD, Land/Search Techniques, Forensic Search, Basic General Rescue.

You don't have to be a burly, hose-wrestling bloke to be a firie! The Darling Range Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade Communications work at the control centre of a fire or search manning the radios, tracking firies, mapping fire shapes, and providing specialised support to the Incident Management Team (IMT).

Do you see yourself as someone who likes to support others and can stay calm in a crisis? The Salvation Army Emergency Services (SAES) are recruiting a catering team of Volunteers to prepare meals and support local communities before, during and after a natural disasters! If you have a desire to help your community, can work well in a team during times of crisis then contact us today!

Join the Volunteer rescue Boat Crew and be involved in the running and operation of our rescue craft! Become part of the volunteer Boat Crew in an emergency service organisation. Gain accredited skills, meet new people, see more of our beautiful coastline - what more do you need in a volunteer role!