WA SES Murray Volunteer Unit in Pinjarra, Western Australia | Non-profit organisation

WA SES Murray Volunteer Unit

Locality: Pinjarra, Western Australia

Address: 6 Phillips Road 6208 Pinjarra, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.dfes.wa.gov.au

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24.01.2022 *Pinjarra Search & Rescue Volunteers* (Residents within Shire of Murray - Pinjarra & Surrounds) Murray SES Unit (Pinjarra) is currently recruiting volunteers for part-time Search & Rescue (SAR) roles.... NO Experience required All training and uniforms provided. REQUIREMENTS Must include: - Current WA (Manual) Driver Licence - Have own means of transport to attend weekly training in Pinjarra - Average fitness with good health - Ability to complete tasks without physical / mechanical aides - Ability to work unsupervised / without direct support - Willing to work and contribute as a team member - Confident with verbal and written communications - Ability to commit to and complete occasional weekend training courses - Willing to consider developing into a potential SAR Team Leader role

23.01.2022 Remembrance Day 2020 As many of you are already aware, today marks the 102nd anniversary of Remembrance Day. We have many SES Volunteers who are ex-serving military personnel as well as many with family members who either have served or are currently serving our country both at home and overseas. Wherever you are today, we invite you to join with our volunteers in observing a minute of silence at 11:00am to reflect on the contributions and sacrifices of so many.

22.01.2022 Paul Dwyer & Debby Rogers paid a visit to Pingelly SES yesterday where Bill Mulroney and the crew were having a maintenance day at the Unit. Thanks for the welcome guys - it was great to meet you all and have a yarn!!

21.01.2022 The new Flood Rescue Boat, check this out. https://www.facebook.com/groups/AustralianFireAppliances/permalink/3777285372284023/?__cft__[0]=AZVdO_rXdDo3vXT1H-HT26CSxnNp6a0NazAQzIn2ksUYiIfnih5rLzLmMwIprgAPSldPrX5jEE8xGR69cSn9F-1u75R5qNuXyxesFI9HjdKwUBJDCFkJupAPU9MempswEs8YQB9ag66ey0fZMeBrRwnPhgHr-EwWvxPBudm7zGFFFs8DuPMmX_sRX7HjtWavkp132Py8q0VU0mXg8P-dZpT0qlhcSzoUQKJ133_QFL_Twg&__tn__=-UK-R

21.01.2022 On behalf of the Waroona Agricultural Society Committee I would like to notify that with the COVID-19 phase 4 restrictions still in place and with the added wor...kload for our volunteers, we feel that the health and wellbeing of our Committee, Volunteers and the broader community are of paramount importance to us. With careful consideration and heartfelt disappointment, we have decided that this years’ 90th Waroona Show will be postponed to 2021. Eric Walmsley President See more

21.01.2022 A reminder to our community regarding the SLOMO rule. When you are approaching or passing a stationary response vehicle (police, ambulance, fire or breakdown ...service vehicle). You are required to slow down to a speed NOT exceeding 40km/h, when travelling in the same direction or move across and give a lane clearance. $300.00 fine and 3 demerit points for failure to comply.

18.01.2022 National Volunteer Week May 17 to 23. Show your support for the SES and Wear Orange Wednesday (WOW Day) May 19.

15.01.2022 It's an instinctive reaction to reach for water when there's a stovetop fire, but this video shows you why that's not the best idea! Don't let your flambé flam...e into an emergency - know what to do when the heat gets out of control in the kitchen. Make sure your home is safe this winter http://bit.ly/2u6Yy5Z Fire & Rescue Service of Western Australia | Western Australian Volunteer Fire & Rescue Services Association - INC | ABC Emergency

11.01.2022 There’s a new kid on the Emergency WA block! DFES and the Department of Health (HealthyWA) have partnered to customise the Emergency WA website (www.emergency.w...a.gov.au) to include map-based ‘human pandemic’ warnings if they’re needed. The website is now equipped to show localised outbreaks of COVID-19 and provide targeted information to communities impacted. While we hopefully don’t have to use it, this enhancement is part of the WA Government preparation for potential outbreaks of COVID-19 in WA. To help keep the community safe, remember to: Practise good hygiene and wash your hands regularly. Maintain a physical distance from others where possible. Stay home if you’re sick. If you’re experiencing symptoms, get tested immediately. Stay home and self-isolate if you are waiting for your test results.

10.01.2022 https://www.linkedin.com//bureau-of-meteorology_summer-202

10.01.2022 Murray SES are always looking for people to join SES that want to help their community.

09.01.2022 Day bush walk tips...

06.01.2022 Waroona Training - as many of our volunteers living in and around Waroona can't always attend Murray SES training, once a month they attend a training session at Waroona. This particular training session concentrated on the storm Trailer set up. Tarps were unfolded then concertinaed and rolled, wrapped in plastic then stored back in the trailer. Ropes were checked as well as the pole saw.... Waroona training takes place every 4th Saturday of each month.

06.01.2022 Feeling the heat today? There’s more to come! Make sure you and your family are prepared, no matter the season. For more info on how you can prepare visit: ...Bushfire https://bit.ly/3nOd2Rx Cyclone https://bit.ly/2CMUfOB Storms https://bit.ly/3f5HLob Alerts and Warnings https://bit.ly/2em9uGZ See more

03.01.2022 Introducing the Murray SES mascot, STORMIE, our very own 'Storm Trooper'. Stormie's volunteer friends are at the ready to chainsaw any fallen trees resting on houses, ready to put that tarp over the damaged roof or go out searching for you if you get lost. Keep an eye out for Stormie at various promotional events around the Murray and Waroona shires.

01.01.2022 SES Storm Trooper