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be0c291a-70db-4cd4-b4e9-b5650f38633c Industry Leader of the Year Royal Life Saving Awards Gala Description The Industry Leader of the Year award recognises an outstanding individual who hasdemonstrated exemplary leadership, innovation, and dedication within the aquatic industry.This prestigious award celebrates those who have made significant contributions to theirorganisation, advocated for water safety and drowning prevention, and inspired others throughtheir commitment to excellence and education. Award Criteria For entry into this category submissions should answer the following: Leadership and Positive Work Environment: Provide evidence of initiatives or practicesyou have implemented that have improved team morale and productivity. Advocacy for Water Safety and Drowning Prevention : Detail your efforts in promoting forwater safety and drowning prevention within the community and industry. Include specificcampaigns, programs, or partnerships. Explain the impact of your advocacy work on raisingawareness and promoting water safety practices. Contribution to the Aquatic Industry/Facility Mangement: Highlight your significantcontributions to the aquatic industry and/or aquatic facility. This could include innovativeprojects, leadership roles, or industry recognition. Provide examples of how you haveinfluenced or advanced the industry/aquatic through your work. Knowledge Sharing and Education: Detail how you have shared your knowledge andexpertise to educate the next generation of aquatic professionals. This could includementoring, training programs, or public speaking engagements. Provide examples of theimpact your educational efforts have had on individuals or the community. < Previous Nominations for 2024/25 have now closed Next > Buy Tickets Your Details Nomination Select Category Upload Submit Nomination Your nomination has been submitted

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ca1556ee-5d1c-4cd9-a7f7-c026f559f41a Excellence in Innovation Royal Life Saving Awards Gala Description Celebrating innovative solutions, technologies, or methodologies that have significantlyadvanced the field of drowning prevention, the aquatic industry or aquatic safety,demonstrating creativity and impact. Award Criteria For entry into this category submissions should answer the following: Innovative Solutions or Technologies: Describe the innovative solutions, technologies,or methodologies you have developed or implemented. Provide specific examples ofthese innovations and the outcomes they have achieved. Impact on Drowning Prevention or Aquatic Safety: Detail the impact of yourinnovations on drowning prevention, the aquatic industry, or aquatic safety. Includemeasurable outcomes and evidence of how these innovations have contributed toimproved safety and prevention efforts. Creativity and Implementation: Explain the creative process behind your innovations,including the inspiration, research, and development phases. Describe how theseinnovations were implemented, and highlight any challenges faced during the processand how they were overcome. Sustainability and Scalability: Describe the sustainability of your innovations and theirpotential for scalability. Explain how your innovative solutions can be maintained overtime and adapted or expanded to benefit a larger audience or broader range ofapplications. < Previous Nominations for 2024/25 have now closed Next > Buy Tickets Your Details Nomination Select Category Upload Submit Nomination Your nomination has been submitted

About Outback Lifesavers About Outback Lifesavers Get Wet. Have Fun. Learn Lifesaving Skills Information for Parents > About Outback Lifesavers > Swimming Assessments > Outback Lifesaver Volunteers > Outback Lifesaver Coaches Register Today Sign up as a Partner Overview Outback Lifesavers has been developed to provide children in and across our regional / remote areas and communities near inland waterways withan active aquatic participation experience using inland waterways and local pools. For age groups from U8s to U13s, it presents an opportunityfor young lifesavers to develop their skills and understanding of safety around water, particularly inland waterways – plus a whole lot of fun! The program is structured as a term based 8-week program with 1x session per week for each age group. Royal Life Saving NSW | ACT | TAS is willing to organise flexible delivery based on the community needs of the partnered area. The Outback Lifesaver program is facilitatedby swim teachers, coaches and managers to ensure the safety and protection of children in the program. Safety is paramount! All activities and environmental issues (including water conditions and weather) will be constantly reviewed. The Outback Lifesaver program is flexible and enables a range of delivery models to meet participant needs, local conditions and requirements. This includes local land manager / operator requirements and obligations. Outback Lifesavers is all about active fun! The skills and experiences gained in the program provide for future generations of community lifesavers. Download the Outback Lifesaver Information Guide RLS_OutbackLifesaver_InfoGuide (Final) .pdf Download PDF • 2.40MB

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Weather conditions Weather conditions Safety Factsheet # 10 Poor weather is associated with up to 1 in 3 fatal boating incidents. On the water, weather conditions can change very quickly, so it's important to be prepared and keep a close eye on the forecast before and during your trip, so you can get home safely. Boating in poor weather conditions commonly results in safety incidents such as capsizes, swamping and people falling overboard. These incidents are often preventable, especially if plan your trip safely. Remember, when it comes to the weather forecast, if in doubt, don't go out. When it comes to weather, you need to make considered judgments about your trip in light of the winds, waves and warnings forecasted. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-X77xvRbp2A When it comes to weather, you need to make considered judgments about your trip in light of the winds, waves and warnings forecasted. Tips to stay safe: Always check the weather before you go Always wear a lifejacket, don’t risk your life. Always log on/off with Marine Rescue via app, VHF Radio (Channel 16) or phone. Regularly check Bureau of Meteorology forecasts (or via app), including the winds, waves and warnings forecasted. MetEye provides detailed forecasts for winds and waves at all locations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NzTS0OFzRE Related Items Explore deeper into our campaign messages to learn more Check the Conditions before heading out Wear a Lifejacket Flooding Snags and Submerged Objects Boating Safety

The Royal Life Saving Membership network is a hub of people, resources, and offerings brought together to give you everything you need in your journey Apply Now Sign In BECOME A MEMBER As a Royal Life Saving Member, you’ll gain instant access to exclusive resources, programs, tools, and connections. Join a community designed to stay connected, be supported and foster growth. A program built for and with members The Royal Life Saving Membership network is a hub of people, resources, and offerings brought together to give you everything you need in your journey Children Parents Supporters Volunteers Swim Teachers Trainers Swim School Managers Lifeguards Duty Managers Facility Managers Athletes Coaches Officials Team Managers Stay connected Stay connected and get access to regular member news and updates, access our member forum and participate in discussions or simply reach out to a fellow member Apply Now Manage your profile All your member activity in one location. Manage your account, your notification prefences, personalise your settings and maintain a complete history of your membership activites Apply Now Develop your skills Access over 11,000 online learning short courses. We have learning programs that focus on everything from internpersonal skills, leadership, communication and technical skills for the aquatic industry Apply Now View More Network and share Search for and participate in a range of online and face to face forums, events and workshops especially designed for the aquatic industry Apply Now View More Member resources Utilise our Members portal and get exclusive access to a growing range of information, videos and resources to help you and your organisation Apply Now Member Support Have your questions answered first. Our priority Membership Support Team is here to help you with your all of your member needs. Advice, direction, connections let us know Apply Now GET STARTED NOW Join the Royal Life Saving Member network If you are interested in joining, start the application process now Apply Now

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