PUA21004 Certificate II in Public Safety Aquatic Rescue

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PUA21004 Certificate II in Public Safety (Aquatic
Rescue)

• PUATEA004B Work effectively in Public Safety
  Organisation

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Housekeeping
Phones/ Pagers
Exits
Course Timings Breaks
Facilities
Assembly Point
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Icons

• Reading Material
• Individual Activity
• Group Activity
• Course Objectives

• Remember this
• Case Study
• Assessment Activity
• Question

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Reference material

• SLSA Training Manual
• SLSA website
• Relevant Patrol Operations Manual

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LA - Signals

• Practice your signals

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LA Radio Practice

• Practice your radio skills

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Work effectively in public safety organisation
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Knowledge

• available training and development
• basic principles of participating in meetings
• career progression options
• conflict resolution strategies
• cultural diversity principles
• dress codes
• equal opportunity responsibilities
• factors which can affect work performance
• implications of change in the workplace on own
  job
• implications of external change on the
  organisation

• information on any licensing and certification
  requirements for driving vehicles and providing
  emergency care
• organisations policies
• organisations standards relating to harassment
  and anti- discrimination
• organisational structure
• potential effects of not meeting commitments
• procedures and standards relating to conduct
• responsibilities of specific personnel
• stress recognition
• structure and function or workplace committees
• variety of communication strategies

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Skills

• accessing and interpreting workplace information
• communicating concerns about own fitness/stress
• communicating with people of different ages
• cultures
• genders
• language backgrounds
• participating in meetings/speaking in a group
• positions in the organisation

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Organisational Structure
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Club Career Pathway

• Volunteer Club Positions
• Club President
• Club Vice President
• Club Captain
• Club Vice Captain
• Club Secretary
• Club Registrar
• Junior Co-ordinator
• Craft Captain
• Chief Instructor

• Media Officer
• Surf Boat Captain
• Power Craft Captain
• Gear Steward
• First Aid Officer
• Clubhouse Director
• Public Officer
• Delegates to State Centre
• Patron
• Radio Officer
• Risk Management Officer

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Membership categories

• Probationary Membership
• Junior Activities Membership
• Cadet Membership
• Active Membership
• Reserve Active Membership
• General Membership

• Long Service Membership
• Award Membership
• Associate Membership
• Honorary Membership
• Life membership
• Dual Membership

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Who fits the category

• Now that you have an understanding of the roles
  and membership categories.
• Question
• Is there anyone in your family who would like to
  become apart of the Surf Life Saving Movement?

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State Committees

• Judiciary/Disciplinary matters
• Lifesaving
• Competitions/Sports
• Junior Activities
• Meritorious Awards
• Life Membership

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National career path

• Honorary National Radio Communications Officer
• Honorary National Medical Officers
• Honorary National Power Craft Officer
• Honorary Lifeguard Advisor
• Honorary National Historian
• Honorary National Archivist

• Honorary Surf Sports Coach Education Advisor
• Honorary Surf Sports Officials Education Advisor
• Honorary Surf Sports Officials Appointments and
  Welfare Advisor
• Honorary Surf Sports High Performance Advisor
• Honorary Surf Sports Youth Advisor

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Training available

• Nationally recognised qualifications
• SLSA Awards

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Qualifications available

• PUA21004 Certificate II in Public Safety Aquatic
  Rescue
• PUA31304 Certificate III in Public Safety
  Aquatic Search Rescue
• TAA40104 Certificate IV in Training Assessment
• PUA41004 Certificate Vi in Public Safety
  (Leadership)

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Statement of Attainments

• First Aid
• Advanced Resuscitation
• Defibrillation
• IRB Driver
• IRB Crew

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LA - Available training and development

• Review part 3 of SLSA Training Manual
• Available training development
• Career progression

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Policies Procedures

• Surf Life Saving Australia www.slsa.com.au
• Surf Life Saving WA www.mybeach.com.au
• Surf Life Saving NSW www.surflifesaving.com.au
• Surf Life Saving Queensland www.lifesaving.com.au
  
• Surf Life Saving South Australia
  www.surfrescue.com.au
• Life Saving Victoria www.lifesavingvictoria.com.a
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• Surf Life Saving Tasmania www.slst.asn.au
• Surf Life Saving Northern Territory
  www.lifesavingnt.com.au

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Policy 6.5 Member Safety Wellbeing

• Review Section 4 Code of Conduct
• Review Section 6 Working with Under 18
• Review Section 7
• Review Section 8
• Review Section 9, 10 11

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External influences

• National Government Policy
• State Government Policy
• Local Government Policy
• Requirements of your community

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Examples

• National influences
• Cert II qualifications now required
• Australian Life Saving Academy
• Resuscitation changes
• State influences
• Required boating licensing
• Local Government
• The hours required for patrolling the beaches

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LA External influences

• Group discussion on any external influences which
  have implications on the club

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Different people in our organisation

• Conflict Resolution
• Cultural Diversity Principles

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Conflict resolution

• Identifying conflict situations
• Stages Level of conflict
• Recognising Conflict
• Resolving conflict situations
• Points to remember
• 5 methods to manage the situation
• Techniques for Win/Win
• aggressive, assertive and non-assertive behaviour

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LA Conflict resolution

• What procedure would you follow if you had an
  issue with a fellow patrol member?

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What is diversity

• 'the quality of being different and unique at an
  individual or group level.

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LA Does Surf have a culture?

• Group Discussion
• What is the culture of Surf Life Saving?

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What is your culture?
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Culture

• How important is our culture to way the way we
  live our lives
• Culture influences

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LA - Rituals

• Review the rituals in the supplementary learning
  material
• What rituals do you have?

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Cultural differences

• Religious and Other Beliefs
• Attitudes to Family
• Attitudes to work
• Roles of Individuals in Society
• Food
• Holidays and celebrations
• Ways of communication

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Dangers of stereotyping

• All Australians love beaches, beer and barbecues
  - and they all say gday
• All elderly people are conservative
• All accountants are boring
• All Americans talk loudly
• All British people drink tea
• All Jewish people dont eat pork
• All Aboriginal people live in the bush

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LA - Key points

• Review key points in your supplementary learning
  material

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Summary Organisational Structure

• Overview of SLSA and its affiliated States and
  Territories (Organisational Structure)
• Responsibilities of specific personnel
• Structure and function of club committees
• States Policies Procedures including
• Patrol Operations Manual (if relevant)
• Cultural diversity principles
• Discrimination Harassment
• Equal opportunity responsibilities

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Summary Personal development and pathways

• Available training development
• Career progression options
• Information relating to required licensing and
  certification to drive vehicles perform
  emergency care

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Summary Member codes of conduct

• Procedures and standards relating to conduct
• Dress code
• Basic principles of participating in Patrol
  Meetings
• Conflict resolution strategies
• Potential effects of not meeting commitments
  relating to Patrol duties
• Implications of change in the workplace on own job

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Summary External influences

• Implications of external influences on SLSA

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Assessment

• Written questions
• Practical application of individual skills
  assessment and scenario assessments
• Date for theory assessment

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Final Session
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Thank You