The SES is made up of a wide diversity of people who regularly commit their time and energy, volunteering to assist their communities in times of flood, storms and other emergencies.
SES volunteers come from all walks of life and each contributes to the SES and their local community in their own way. There are many roles that an SES volunteer can participate in, regardless of age, gender or ability. 

Most of the activity happens when areas are affected by  storms and other emergencies  or when someone is lost, but there are other roles that an SES volunteer can do when not operational. There is a commitment to training and updating skills as well as practicing those already gained, but the friendships that are forged with fellow volunteers  make this easy. 

We understand that employment and family situations impact on  when members may be available for training and callouts.  Please note however, that by agreeing to join us you are committing to attending training every Wednesday evening from 1900hrs to 22.00hrs  and to becoming a dependable member of the unit.
 

Although we do not fight fires, we often assist the firefighters in other roles such as transport, logistics etc

Our courses include : - 4 x 4 driving , Radio Communications, Chainsaw Operating , Navigation, First Aid and many others.

So if you are interested in helping your community, developing new skills and knowledge, applying existing skills and knowledge to different situations, exploring the opportunity to be creative and develop initiative, as well as enjoying a varied and constant social life , Mundaring Unit may be for you!

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Call the unit on 9295 3133, or send an email from our Contact Us page.

Mundaring State Emergency Service Unit makes no representations, express or implied, as to the accuracy of the information contained in this site, and accept no liability for any use of the information or reliance placed on it.