Only use SLSA endorsed RWC’s that are registered with the Queensland Department of Transport. RWC operators must maintain a speed no greater than 6 knots if within 60 metres of swimmers/surfers unless in an emergency.

An RWC is a personal water craft commonly known by brand names such as a wave runner or jet ski, operated by at least 1 qualified and proficient lifesaving personnel that is primarily responsible for patrolling outside patrol

To provide policy, procedure and best practice for the Rescue Water Craft (RWC) operations. Surf Life Saving NSW (SLSNSW) requires all RWC Operators to adhere to the established policies, procedures and guidelines to ensure safe and efective practices relating to RWC operations.

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To commence training for the Rescue Water Craft Operator you must meet the following course prerequisites. Some states may require you to hold additional requirements. These may include: What is the role of an RWC Operator? What are the safety considerations when operating an RWC? What communication skills do I need to be an effective RWC Operator?

The SLSA Rescue Water Craft (RWC) Operator award and its aligned units of competencies provides members with skills and knowledge to effectively drive and manage a RWC in search and rescue operations and as part of a water safety team.

Upon successful completion of this course participants will receive the SLSA Rescue Water Craft Operator award and a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment for the following units of competency: PUAEQU001 – Prepare, maintain and test response equipment; PUASAR016 – Operate and maintain a personal water craft for rescue operations

To outline the minimum RWC equipment required for operations. Policy. The following equipment shall be maintained on/in the RWC for all activities (training, patrolling, emergency response). Procedure Minimum Equipment. All equipment must be SLSA approved equipment. Rescue Sled; Rescue Tube; Paring Knife; Throw rope (bag) (to be located in ...

There is a specific process and application that is required below, that clubs are to follow to apply for an RWC. Before a club can apply for an RWC they must have a Coastal Safety Audit performed on their beach. These can be conducted by clubs contacting their relevant Lifesaving Services Coordinator/Regional Operations Manager.

2025年3月23日 · RWC operators act as a single resource, so all operators need to be highly trained, experienced lifesavers. RWC Training is only available to members who are applying to become members of the SNB RWC Support Operations team.