Found 38 Emergency Response Safety & Emergency Services, volunteering opportunities in Australia

When a natural disaster strikes or an emergency situation arises, DFES’s State Emergency Service (SES) volunteers can be found providing a wide range of volunteer services to help the community cope from the impact a disaster. This involves providing emergency repairs on buildings, to restoration of essential services and ferrying cargo and passengers across flood waters. Helping the community to recover by responding to natural disasters is only part of SES’ responsibility.

Volunteers are required to assist the Incident Management Team (IMT) to manage Red Cross teams in the field who are providing support to communities during and after a disaster. This is an exciting opportunity for anyone looking to use their experience, skills and knowledge to give back and make a real difference to the lives of people and communities.

Join a group of nearly 500 volunteers across Victoria ready to assist locally and across the state in times of emergency. Learn new skills and connect with like minded people.

Help with giving First Aid support at Events in the Mandurah area as well as Perth area.

Monitor Government allocated emergency frequencies on CB radio and referral to appropriate emergency service. Attend required triathlons.

Albany Sea Rescue are looking for volunteers to operate a 2 way radio and computer to talk to mariners who call in when going fishing. They operate 24 hours/7 days per week, with 3 shifts per day. Training will be provided. Will need to sit and pass a National Radio Competency exam.

Do you love the Geographe Bay area? Do you have an interest in making our waterways a safe and great place for recreation, business and family fun? Would you like a role as an active secretary of a not for profit group and all that the role entails? If so then join our very active group dedicated to "Keeping the Bay Safe". This is a non-operational role with scope to also join the operational team. Suitable for retired or semi-retired person.

Monitor Government allocated emergency frequencies on CB radio and referral to appropriate emergency service. Attend required triathlons.

Monitor Government allocated emergency frequencies on CB radio and referral to appropriate emergency service. Attend required triathlons.

Monitor Government allocated emergency frequencies on CB radio and referral to appropriate emergency service. Attend required triathlons.

Whatever your life skills we believe that everyone has something valuable to contribute to community safety and support. Join in a role that fits your expertise and passion! Firefighters are trained to respond to bush fire incidents and participate in controlled burns. Must live close proximity to our Fire Station to be considered for this role.

Whatever your life skills we believe that everyone has something valuable to contribute to community safety and support. Join in a role that fits your expertise and passion! Are you a born leader? Do you thrive in a leadership role? The President/Chairperson presides over official Brigade meetings. If this sounds like your ideal role, apply today.

Whatever your life skills we believe that everyone has something valuable to contribute to community safety and support. Join in a role that fits your expertise and passion! We need someone reliable, a real true-blue leader to be our new Lieutenant. Apply now!

Whatever your life skills we believe that everyone has something valuable to contribute to community safety and support. Join in a role that fits your expertise and passion! ICV Crew members are trained to respond to fire incidents, manning the Incident Control Vehicle to assist the Incident Management Team (IMT) in the control of Bush Fires. The ICV can also respond to searches, structure fires and other emergency situations. Apply now!

Whatever your life skills we believe that everyone has something valuable to contribute to community safety and support. Join in a role that fits your expertise and passion! The Equipment Officer manages Brigade and personal equipment. A Brigade may divide the role into two roles, with one member managing Brigade equipment and another to manage personal equipment.

Whatever your life skills we believe that everyone has something valuable to contribute to community safety and support. While the trucks and firefighters are the highly visible face of local operations, a Brigade’s support framework is key to ensuring the smooth running of the Brigade and its operational readiness. The Captain is responsible for the overall operational leadership and management of the Brigade.

Members of the SES play a significant & vital role in helping to ensure that the community is a safe place in which to work, live & play. They serve the community on a voluntary basis by providing a commitment in operational & non-operational roles.

Assisting the Esperance State Emergency Services & Volunteer Marine Rescue Secretary and Treasurer to carry out their day to day tasks.