Surf Life Saving in Western Australia is a volunteer-based not-for-profit community service association and is the key agency for beach safety in WA.
Surf Life Saving WA provides an essential educational and emergency rescue service to all users of West Australian beaches and plays a fundamental role in building healthy communities.
We employ 35 permanent staff, as well as a significant number of casual lifeguards, trainers and community education program instructors.
Current Positions Available
Lifeguards
Becoming a Lifeguard with Surf Life Saving WA puts you on the frontline of coastal safety services within WA.
SLSWA provides a variety of employment opportunities for prospective Lifeguards including seasonal roles, which provide regular work (days and times) with part-time or full-time hours over a set period of time, and casual roles.
Find out more and apply here
Casual Trainers – Accredited First Aid
SLSWA, a Registered Training Organisation (RTO: 51104), is known for its outstanding first aid training, using dynamic teaching methods and quality resources for members, industry groups, and the public.
SLSWA is looking for professional, well-presented First Aid Trainers (Casual) with excellent communication skills. Responsibilities include delivering first aid training, conducting and reviewing assessments, ensuring compliance, and participating in continuous improvement initiatives.
Requirements:
- Hold the TAE40116 Cert IV Training & Assessment or equivalent.
- Demonstrated ability to deliver accredited/non-accredited training courses.
- Own transport and current driver’s licence
- A flexible attitude to work, including weekday and weekend work and travel.
- Hold a National Police Clearance and Working with Children Check or ability to obtain prior to commencement of employment.
How to Apply:
View the position description here and send your CV to Sandy Clarke, Senior Programs Officer, Surf Life Saving WA.
