Perth North Coastal Metropolitan Region Fire And Emergency Servi
Fire Brigade in Roebourne

Helping the community to heal by responding to natural disasters is only piece of SE’ responsibility. Volunteers also carry out land search working alongside WA Police, cliff, aerial and cave rescues. Many work diligently behind the scenes as radio or computer operators, in administration or incident control, planning and logistics. Single rope techniques (abseiling) and vertical rescue. Observation from aircraft and supply dropping. What does it pay for? Since the ESL was introduced in 2003, WA's fire and emergency services have dramatically improved, particularly in regional and distant areas thanks to the provision of fresh equipment provided for volunteer groups. The awards produce the opportunity to recognize those who have made a significant contribution to the ESCC program, dies ardor their local community, through their actions, programs or initiatives. The ESCC Cadet Achievement Award for 2015 recognizes a cadet who has inspired other young people to participate in the program, made a definite change or developed a fresh initiative which benefits the cadet unit, or has been involved in a community awareness or hazard prevention program. Kyle has been an active cadet member since 2012, embracing the cadet corps in such a way that has both inspired younger cadets and impressed instructors at a local, regional and state level. Emma is in her third year as a Cadet instructor after graduating as a Deputy Cadet Unit Leader. Emma’s efforts in building and maintaining strong links with local volunteer emergency services for the delivery of emergency services technical training, resources and expertise to cadets have been outstanding. It is because of this commitment that Emma has been awarded Instructor Achievement Award. The Cadet Unit Achievement Award recognizes an ESCC unit who has taken action by selfless cadets a voice in urgent decisions, bringing cadets and local brigades together, by getting young people involved in the emergency services community, building and maintaining mighty links with local volunteer emergency services and addressing an emergency services need or issue. Tom Price Senior Tall School ESCC Unit has demonstrated particular dedication and commitment to its cadets by delivering outstanding training to young people participating in the program which is current, realistic and transferable, in turn growing a contemporary cadet corps. The ESCC unit, via the cadets, also proactively engages with the community in delivering emergency services education campaigns on cyclone hazard preparedness and safety in conjunction with the SE. This category recognizes a host school that has made an distinguished contribution by their important encourage of the ESCC program such as building the capacity of the Unit Leader and Instructors to deliver a contemporary skill based program, or raising the profile of the ESCC unit within the school and community. During this time the school has eternal supported Emergency Service Volunteers and the cadet unit with 7 school staff involved in running the ESCC unit. The school is committed to promoting the cadet unit to the wider community and openly supports the cadet unit’s involvement in parent nights, information evenings and community events. This category recognizes a Brigade, Group or Unit that’s made an crucial contribution to the ongoing development of cadets and instructors in the ESCC by providing fire and emergency services technical training, resources and expertise, and fostering a partnership between a cadet unit and brigade for the purpose of encouraging the transition of young people from ESCC to adult volunteering in emergency services. Their actions were considered outstanding because of the brigade members. Preparation of high quality training equipping cadets with relevant and contemporary information. Provision of large numbers of intolerant volunteers that are well trained including senior members. Large numbers of students are now keen to join the