Includes questions and practical activities to guide a candidate in learning to crew an IRB. It also includes details on assessment and copies of associated check sheets. This resource does not include reference materials and should be used in conjunction with the SLSA Powercraft Manual.

Includes questions and practical activities to guide a candidate in learning to drive an IRB. It also includes details on assessment and copies of associated check sheets. This resource does not include reference materials and should be used in conjunction with the SLSA Powercraft Manual.

Spinal Mangement Learner Guide  

This resource includes all reference materials, written activities and assessment tasks to complete the nationally recognised unit of competency TAADEL301C Provide training through instruction and demonstration of work skills which is required to become a trainer within surf lifesaving.

The aim of the Advanced Resuscitation Techniques Certificate course is to develop your skills and knowledge to use oxygen management devices, and automated exeternal defibrillators during resuscitation, and to administer oxygen to conscious or unconcious breathing casualties. 

This manual is designed for several audiences - learners about to undertake training in the Surf Lifesaving Australia Bronze Medallion award, trainers who will be assisting individuals or groups build the skills and knowledge required for the award, and the assessors who will be designing and conducting assessments for the award.

Includes all reference materials, written activities and assessment tasks to complete the nationally recognised units of competency "TAAASS401C Plan and Organise Assessment", "TAAASS402C Assess Competence" and T"AAASS404B Participate in Assessment Validation" which are required to become an assessor within surf lifesaving.

The aim of this module is to prepare you for initial work as a Lifeguard, Team Leader, Duty Captain and similar roles, and is the first step in undertaking the Beach Management Program which will enable you to gain the Certificate III in Public Safety (Aquatic Search and Rescue) PUA31304.

This manual is designed for several audiences - learners about to undertake training in the Surf Lifesaving Australia Surf Rescue Certificate (SRC), trainers who will be assisting individuals or groups build the skills and knowledge required for the award, and the assessors who will be designing and conducting assessments for the award