Found 14 Emergency Response volunteer opportunities in Kalgoorlie, Goldfields & Esperance, WA and the surrounding areas

To Join a local Bush Fire Brigade and help in the prevention and fighting of fires on an ongoing basis.

Assisting the Esperance State Emergency Services & Volunteer Marine Rescue Secretary and Treasurer to carry out their day-to-day tasks.

St John's Phone Coordinators work as part of a rostered team. While on shift, Phone Coordinators are responsible for dispatching the local volunteer ambulance crew as required. Phone Coordinators do not take 000 calls, but are contacted by the central St John's Communications Team with relevant information for incidents.

St John is looking for local legends to support their regional communities as a Volunteer Ambulance Officer. This role involves attending emergency and non-emergency ambulance calls, as well as other duties as required. All training provided.

For all months except Dec & Jan: Volunteer role: Cooking for volunteer members of Esperance SES and Marine Rescue on Tuesday evenings. You go shopping on the day and prepare our meals by 1830hrs please. We have half an hour before training starts at 1900hrs.

A bank card is available for use. We have limited funds that need to be used carefully.

Clean up kitchen after we're finished. We will be happy to fill dishwasher with dirty plates and empty when we finish training later that night.

• Various essential roles in emergency response operations
• Training sessions every Tuesday at 1900 hours with uniforms
• National Police Clearance and commitment to long-term volunteering

• Contribute to community safety through fire fighting and search rescue
• Learn new skills with ongoing training and support from experienced
• Opportunity to meet like-minded individuals and enjoy teamwork

• Respond to bush fires, structure fires, road crashes, natural hazards
• Receive ongoing training and mentoring from experienced members
• Required to complete basic training and attend weekly brigade training

• Assist in various emergency response activities like bush fires
• Receive ongoing training and support from experienced members
• Opportunity to learn new skills and work with like-minded individuals

• Assist in bush fire, structure fires, road crash rescue
• Receive ongoing training and mentoring from experienced members
• Opportunity to learn new skills and support community safety

• Assist in storm damage, land search, rescue, and bushfires
• Receive ongoing training and mentoring from experienced members
• Opportunity to learn new skills and meet like-minded individuals

If you’re between 11 and 18 years of age, you can volunteer at your local emergency services brigade, group or unit throughout WA.

Young people can take part in a range of opportunities including camps, first aid training and other recognised skills training.

• Provide high-level advice on nursing practice and medication management
• Lead development of nursing policies, procedures, and guidelines
• Contribute to clinical governance, projects, and leadership within organization

• Volunteer to monitor CB Emergency Channels from home
• Training provided, owning CB Radio preferred but not essential
• Regular meetings, opportunity to assist people from multiple States