Royal Life Saving Society of Australia (RLSSA), on behalf of the National Aquatic Industry Safety Committee (NAISC), has launched the National Aquatic Industry Workforce Survey and is seeking feedback from those involved in the aquatic industry workforce.
The …
Emergency Management Commissioner Andrew Crisp officially launched the Safer Public Pools – Code of Practice at the seventh annual pool safety summit, held last week at Life Saving Victoria.
“The aim of the Code is to provide practical guidance to …
The Victorian Aquatic Industry made a splash at the Royal Life Saving Society of Australia (RLSSA) National Aquatic Industry Safety Awards recently, by winning three out of six possible awards.
YMCA Casey RACE in Cranbourne East, Leisurelink in Geelong, and …
A ten-year study by Royal Life Saving Society Australia into drownings at aquatic facilities revealed that more work is needed to enforce the messages around active parental supervision of young children.
The research report, titled ‘A 10-Year Analysis of Drowning …
A full day of discussions around safeguarding Victorians around pools was recently held at the sixth annual Victorian Pool Safety Summit at the Lifeguards@200 venue, located at the Port Melbourne headquarters of Life Saving Victoria (LSV).
Over 200 members of …
Royal Life Saving is urging parents across Victoria not to be complacent about their child’s safety around water.
Latest Royal Life Saving research shows that 461 children under the age of five died due to drowning in Australia over the …
Everyday people with the extraordinary ability to save lives were recognised by Life Saving Victoria (LSV) at the annual Victorian Pool Safety Summit, including staff from Aquanation, Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre (MSAC) and Yarra Leisure.
The incidents were varied: …
Work has begun on the development of a code of practice for Victorian public pools, led by Life Saving Victoria and made possible thanks to funding from the Victorian Government.
The goal of the code is to reduce fatal and …
Life Saving Victoria is urging the Victorian Government to introduce additional legislation to enforce compliance with home pool and spa barrier regulations, in line with best-practice guidelines published by the World Health Organization.
The regulatory impact statement for the 2017 …
A total of $17.1 million over four years has been provided in the 2017 state budget for three key water safety projects, which will contribute to addressing key priority areas as identified in the Victorian Water Safety Strategy.
This includes …
