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This course is based on the Government of South Australia, Department of the Premier and Cabinet Circular PC012 "Information Privacy Principles Instruction (IPPS)" and has been designed to guide SA SES volunteers and staff on the collection, storage, access, use and disclosure of personal information.

You are completing this module because you have regular contact or direct supervision as part of your volunteering role. To help you in your volunteer work, this module provides you with all you need to know about child protection and child safe environments.

At the end of the module, you’ll have an understanding about child protection and what you need to do to ensure the children you work with in your brigade / unit are kept safe.

The information in this module is confronting in some cases. Child protection is an important issue to cover. However, it is sensitive and may raise issues for some people. SPAM phone number  08 8115 3950.

If you feel uncomfortable, please stop the module.
You can return to it at any time.

New version as of 01/07/2020

NOTE: If you have done this course in the previous version, you don't have to do this course again. Only new SES volunteers/ staff as of 01/07/2020 will be enrolled in this course.

 
This course has been designed to provide you with an understanding of the controls that should be applied to confined spaces in the workplace.

New version as of 01/07/2020

NOTE: If you have done this course in the previous version, you don't have to do this course again. Only new SES volunteers/ staff as of 01/07/2020 will be enrolled in this course.

The aim of this course is to give you an understanding of driver safety, and to show you how to follow driver management procedures in the workplace.

New version as of 01/07/2020

NOTE: If you have done this course in the previous version, you don't have to do this course again. Only new SES volunteers/ staff as of 01/07/2020 will be enrolled in this course.

This course has been designed to provide you with an understanding of the controls that should be applied to electrical risks in the workplace.

The South Australian Government and Public Sector is committed to the prevention, detection and control of fraud, corruption and other criminal conduct, misconduct and maladministration in connection with the activities of public sector agencies.

Welcome to the Helicopter Landing Officer (HLO) Instructional DVD online course. Please watch the presentation below and answer the short quiz. Once you have achieved 100% in the quiz, your training records will be updated on ESOTAS.

Since 2011, SACFS and SASES has a standing agreement with the MAC State Rescue Helicopter Service (SRHS) to undertake the role of Helicopter Landing Officer (HLO) at remote trauma retrieval operations to assist in the establishment and management of helicopter landing sites (HLS). Generally, any SACFS brigade within a 150 nautical mile (277km) radius of Adelaide Airport may be called upon to perform this role. In some areas SASES is responsible for providing HLO.

SASES specific information:

For SASES units the following ‘Helicopter Landing 2017’ presentation and standard operating procedure is provided as a learning tool to all those who may be called upon to undertake the role of HLO.

The aim of this course is to provide you with an understanding of Evacuations, their place in emergency management, and your role as an SASES member.

New version as of 01/07/2020

NOTE: If you have done this course in the previous version, you don't have to do this course again. Only new SES volunteers/ staff as of 01/07/2020 will be enrolled in this course.

This course covers health and safety responsibilities in the workplace an overview of the risk management process, and what you should expect to find in the workplace to help you work safely.