Found 62 Emergency Response volunteering opportunities in Australia

Volunteer Fire Fighters (VFRS) come from all walks of life, all backgrounds and all professions. They make themselves available for call out to emergencies when required and receive comprehensive training to enable them to perform the tasks.

The Mundaring SES is a dedicated team who are currently seeking new members to join from the Mundaring area. The SES provides a wide range of services including helping people cope with the effects of natural disasters. Some benefits of becoming a Volunteer include helping your community, building new friendships and learning new skills. So if you can work well in a team and desire an opportunity to support your local community we encourage you to apply.

Emergency Services Volunteers assist individuals and communities to prepare for and recover after disasters and emergency events as well as providing support and relief during emergencies.

Emergency Services Volunteers assist individuals and communities to prepare for and recover after disasters and emergency events as well as providing support and relief during emergencies.

Emergency Services Volunteers assist individuals and communities to prepare for and recover after disasters and emergency events as well as providing support and relief during emergencies.

Are you an administrative super star? Is keeping organised one of your super powers? Yarra Ranges Emergency Relief Network is looking for an experienced secretary who is keen to support the local community. If this sounds like you, read on!

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!

Are you new to town? Would you like to become part of a great team of people focused on keeping their community safe? Keen to learn new skills or happy to share those you already have? If you answered YES to any of the above then contact Hedland BFB as we have lots of opportunities for volunteers both on the front line and behind the scenes.

Albany State Emergency Services needs a new Treasurer to keep the books in order. There are a few annual financial transactions.

OzHarvest are seeking some special people to join our Emergency Response Volunteer Team and provide food relief to vulnerable people impacted by lockdown. Demand for food relief is at an all time high, with many people experiencing food insecurity for the first time in their lives. Thanks to support from the NSW Government, OzHarvest have expanded our food relief operations and we need your help to nourish our country together.

SES - Hedland Unit has a fantastic team of dedicated and trained volunteer responders who are prepared to manage a range of emergencies experienced every year. Throughout the year our team works with Fire and Emergency Services, WA Police and St John Ambulance to keep our community safe. We have a range of opportunities for people interested in helping the community, developing and maintaining a unique set of skills and contributing to your local team of emergency responders.

Provide emotional and practical support for people affected by disasters.

A variety of operational and non-operational roles are available within the range of fire and emergency services.

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.

General training is once a fortnight which involves everything needed to know on search, rescue to enhance skills. Commitment to attending training both fortnightly and over a weekend is a requirement. Able to work in a team and a able to commit to courses. Enjoy working with others and want to learn about emergency services

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.

When a natural disaster strikes - a storm, cyclone, earthquake, flood or tsunami DFES State Emergency Service (SES) volunteers can be found helping.

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).

Beep Beep! Work within a team to provide meals and refreshments for Emergency Workers. We are seeking a reliable person with a MR licence or higher to drive our Catering Truck. The Salvation Army Emergency Services (SAES) play a critical role in supporting the needs of disaster affected people and the State’s first responders during times of disaster and emergency.

Are you reliable, flexible and enjoy working around food? Work within a team to provide meals and refreshments for our dedicated team of Emergency Workers. We are seeking Catering team members to provide meals and refreshments for our dedicated Emergency Workers.