MEMBERSHIPS
What To Expect
When you come on board as a member of Sea Rescue, you’ll join a group of professionally trained volunteers who are part of a growing, vibrant organisation, who provide vital safety services to the South Australian boating community and who are committed to saving lives at sea.
Sea Rescue Adelaide is an equal opportunity organisation that welcomes both male and female members no matter their race or creed. We have zero tolerance for any form of discrimination against any individual or class of member.
Our members come from all walks of life and there’s a role for almost everyone at our Squadron based at West Beach or one of our Flotillas based at Wirrina, Copper Coast (Wallaroo) or Edithburgh.
If you already have some boating skills we’d love to talk to you. If not, we can teach you everything you’ll need to know with our on-water log book training and nationally recognised seamanship course and our radio operators log book and nationally recognised Marine Radio Certificate of Proficiency [SROCP] course. You will also gain certificates in First Aid and Coastal Navigation.
We are always on the lookout for people from a range of backgrounds who have valuable technical, practical, administrative or life skills, who are able to contribute their knowledge, experience and contacts to the smooth and efficient operation of our organisation.
We look forward to welcoming you aboard!
the member liason team
To help you find your way, the Squadron has a group of members known as the Member Liaison Team. The Member Liaison Team conducts an induction session for new members held every two months at 7.15pm on a Wednesday evening. During this session you will learn about the Squadron, its history and its activities and will be provided with enough information to determine if becoming an active or “Operational” member is for you.
If you do wish to take part as an active or “Operational” member it is the role of the Member Liaison Team to assist you in various ways, but the most relevant to you at this time is to assign you a mentor to assist in answering the questions that you will inevitably have. You will be introduced to your mentor and given their contact details. Your mentor is available whenever you are uncertain about any aspect of the Squadron or your membership.
Become a Member
MEMBERSHIP – Single $38.50 / Family $49.50
With over 170 active volunteers, we have served our boating communities with a number of different services
Our Partnerships
Our partners are active contributors to our service and provide the means that allow us to perform at the highest standard. From support in equipment to funds, each member of our partnership community is a valued member of the SA Sea Rescue Squadron.
