Found 8 volunteering opportunities in Western Australia WA

Volunteer Marine Rescue members serve their respective communities on a voluntary basis by undertaking both operational and non-operational roles. VMRS groups work in close liaison with the Western Australia Police, coordinating and performing a range of marine rescue activities for the WA community. Volunteers are trained and equipped to carry out a range of activities such as: Undertaking the role of Skipper or Crew on a dedicated marine rescue vessel. Operating local marine radio services

MITE Radio is an online radio station playing great music from the 50s to 80s (aimed at listeners 50+) and sharing fun and interesting information about technology. We're seeking someone to curate a database of playlists for our presenters to access.

Calling all Handy Heroes! Are you a DIY dynamo with a heart of gold? Do you possess the magic touch to transform humble offcuts and carpet into acoustic rockstars? Do you crave the satisfaction of seeing a messy space blossom into a broadcasting haven? Then MITE Radio needs YOU!

Word Wizards Wanted! Craft MITE Radio's Grant-Winning Manifesto! Calling all wordsmiths, storytellers, and grant-writing gurus! Do you thrive on weaving compelling narratives and securing financial magic? Do you yearn to amplify the voices of a vibrant online radio station empowering seniors with tech tips and classic tunes? Then MITE Radio needs your spellbinding skills!

Consider this exciting and rewarding role by joining this local, volunteer-run, emergency service team by monitoring and operating the Marine Radio for sea rescue purposes. Radio Operators keep ongoing computer logs of outgoing boats and operates radio to respond to situations. Volunteer members enjoy contributing to their community through their rewarding and satisfying work, whilst obtaining a high degree of training and qualifications in the maritime industry.

Join the volunteer rescue Boat Crew and be involved in the running and operation of our rescue craft! All training will be provided by MRG and promotion through to rescue skipper is possible. Training includes radio operation, boat handling, navigation, rope handling, towage, search and rescue and a host of other maritime skills.

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).

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.