COMMITTEE POSITIONS AVAILABLE

The Inverloch Surf Lifesaving Club is excited to announce the opening of several subcommittee positions. These roles are crucial for effectively running our club’s operations, ensuring we continue to provide outstanding services to our community.

Why Join a Subcommittee?

• Make a Difference – By joining one of our subcommittees, you will play an integral role in shaping the future of our club. Your contributions will help us maintain and enhance our services, ensuring the safety and enjoyment of our members and the broader community.
• Gain Valuable Skills – Volunteering in these roles offers you the chance to develop new skills and build on your existing expertise. Whether it’s event planning, managing relationships, or strategic thinking, these positions provide a fantastic platform for personal and professional growth.
• Broaden Your Network – Being part of a subcommittee allows you to connect with a diverse group of people who share your passion for surf lifesaving. You will have the opportunity to network with other volunteers, club members, and community leaders, fostering relationships that can last a lifetime.

We look forward to welcoming new members to our subcommittees and working together to make a positive impact.

If any of these roles interest you or you have any questions, please get in contact with David Morris via email clubcaptain@islsc.org.au or Ella Arnold via email development@islsc.org.au

Role: The IRB/Power craft Captain has overall responsibility for the provision of power craft services for the Association. They are responsible for maintaining the correct use and care of all power craft equipment.

Role: The First Aid Officer has overall responsibility for the provision of first aid services within the Association. They are responsible for maintaining adequate stocks of LSV/SLSA approved first aid material and equipment.

Role: The Gear Steward has the overall responsibility for the purchase, replacement and repair of Association’s patrol equipment. Responsible for maintaining the patrol equipment to LSV and/or SLSA (whichever is the higher) as well as developing and maintaining a changeover timetable and repair schedule for patrol equipment.

Role: The Patrol Manager has overall responsibility for the provision of an efficient patrolling service. They Review patrol effectiveness weekly and work with Patrol Captains and Club Captain to address any issues and share lessons learned.

Role: The Radio Officer has overall responsibility for the provision of reliable radio communication services within the Association.

Role: The Inverloch Surf Lifesaving Club is seeking a dedicated and passionate Volunteer Summer Competition Team Manager to join our team. This role involves coordinating summer competition training sessions, managing team participation in competitions, and handling all related administrative tasks. The ideal candidate will have excellent organisational skills, a strong commitment to supporting our athletes, and the ability to foster a positive and motivating environment. This is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to the success of our club and make a meaningful impact in our community.