Queensland State Emergency Service is a volunteer-based emergency and rescue service dedicated to assisting the Queensland community. This site explains the SES, what we do, how and when you can request emergency storm and flood assistance from the SES, how to get ready for severe weather or your next emergency, and how you can join or donate.

The South Australian State Emergency Service (SASES, commonly known as the SES) is the South Australian branch of the State Emergency Service, partner of the Australian Council of State Emergency Services. The service, founded in 1962, is volunteer based, and prepares and responds to emergencies within the state.

The State Emergency Service (SES) is the name used by a number of separate civil defence organisations in Australia that provide assistance during and after major incidents. Specifically, the services deal with floods , storms and tsunamis , but can also assist in other emergencies, such as vertical rescue and road crash rescues, missing ...

SES resources Checklists, fact sheets, guides and plans to help you prepare for severe weather

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View real-time warnings for flood, severe weather and tsunami in NSW by downloading the Hazards Near Me App and setting your watch zones, or using the below HazardWatch map. Download for iOS | Download for Android. Access essential information and support that can help you and your family plan and prepare ahead of Tropical Cyclone Alfred.

Call the NSW SES on 132 500 if you need assistance during a flood, storm or tsunami. In a life-threatening emergency, call 000 (triple zero). Learn when and how to contact the NSW SES for assistance.

The South Australian State Emergency Service (SES). Call 132500 for emergency storm assistance.

Discover how NSW SES members can access systems and resources, and find contact details for additional support and assistance.

2021年5月6日 · Each agency has an approved SES cohort. The size of an agency’s SES cohort is based on positions (not people) and forms part of its average staffing level (ASL). The APS Commissioner supports the Government to monitor and manage the size of the SES cohort.