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	State Emergency Service volunteers: coping abilities
		State Emergency Service (SES) volunteer members are a unique group of individuals who, in the course of their volunteer work, encounter many unpredictable environments and often work in extreme weather conditions.
		(2003) state that the presence and severity of such effects is often mediated by other factors such as: their relevance to workers’ own personal history; fatalities and incidents involving children; multiple casualties; threat to the emergency responder’s own (or colleagues’) life; and incidents which attract media coverage.
		However, Orner (2003) additionally proposes that high coping and competence are the norm among emergency services staff and that it is their individualised, idiosyncratic use of specific adjustment strategies and coping styles that helps to maintain operational readiness and reduce or alleviate the psychological impact of critical incidents.
	www.massey.ac.nz /~trauma/issues/2006-1/shipley.htm (2927 words)

	Willoughby Lane Cove - State Emergency Service - Organisation of SES (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The New South Wales State Emergency Service is an emergency and rescue service dedicated to the assistance of the community.
		In the mid 1950's, the NSW State Government formed the NSW Civil Defence Organisation, who's role was the conduct and planning of flood operations, and the planning and organisation of the community in the event of a military attack.
		As directed by the State Emergency Operations Controller, to act as the Primary agency for civil defence planning and as an agency for the conduct of civil defence planning operations.
	www.rosscar.com.au /ses/Org.htm (624 words)

	State Emergency Service Fiftieth Anniversary - 09/11/2005 - URG MOT - NSW Parliament
		That this House congratulates the State Emergency Service on its fiftieth anniversary and commends all volunteers for their contribution to the safety and wellbeing of New South Wales communities.
		In 1972 the State Emergency Services and Civil Defence Act was passed by Parliament and remained in force until 1989, when it was replaced by the State Emergency Service Act.
		Emergency Services Ministers over the past 10 years have acknowledged the importance of sharing resources amongst the various volunteer groups, particularly the Rural Fire Service and the State Emergency Service, to deal with major incidents such as bushfires.
	www.parliament.nsw.gov.au /prod/parlment/hansart.nsf/V3Key/LA20051109029 (2362 words)

	State Emergency Service Fiftieth Anniversary - 09/11/2005 - URG MOT
		That this House congratulates the State Emergency Service on its fiftieth anniversary and commends all volunteers for their contribution to the safety and wellbeing of New South Wales communities.
		In 1972 the State Emergency Services and Civil Defence Act was passed by Parliament and remained in force until 1989, when it was replaced by the State Emergency Service Act.
		Emergency Services Ministers over the past 10 years have acknowledged the importance of sharing resources amongst the various volunteer groups, particularly the Rural Fire Service and the State Emergency Service, to deal with major incidents such as bushfires.
	parliament.nsw.gov.au /prod/parlment/hansart.nsf/V3Key/LA20051109029 (2383 words)

	State Emergency Services
		Although the National Emergency Act of 1941 lapsed with the conclusion of hostilities and with it the voluntary National Emergency Services, the Chief Secretary's Department and subsequently the Premier's Department continued to be engaged in the collation and evaluation of information.
		In establishing the State Emergency Services it was recognised that emergencies arising from floods, bushfires or other causes developed rapidly and with little warning, and that to deal efficiently with emergencies of this nature, considerable planning was necessary to ensure that essential services operated smoothly at a moment's notice.
		The State Emergency Service is one of the emergency service organisations whose activities in general emergencies and whose activities in single incident rescues is controlled and co-ordinated under the provisions of the State Emergency and Rescue Management Act (No.164, 1989).
	www.records.nsw.gov.au /cguide/sy/ses.htm (1431 words)

	State Emergency Service - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A State Emergency Service is an Australian volunteer organization that provides emergency help during and after natural disasters.
		Every state and territory in Australia has its own State (or Territory) Emergency Service, and there are 43,000 volunteers spread across the country.
		In South Australia, calls and dispatch are managed by the Metropolitan Fire Service, having previously being managed by the CFS.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/State_Emergency_Service (615 words)

	NSW State Emergency Service (SES): Home
		The NSW State Emergency Service is volunteers helping their communities cope with emergencies.
		Minister for Emergency Services, Nathan Rees was joined by SES Director General, Brigadier Philip McNamara, the Hon.
		Emergency Services Minister, Nathan Rees, has presented Clarence Valley Council with a $23,000 grant towards the cost of a new emergency vehicle for the Maclean SES Unit....
	www.ses.nsw.gov.au (443 words)

	Emergency Service - VTH - Colorado State University (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Emergency Service - VTH - Colorado State University
		The Emergency Service at Colorado State University is managed by board certified Emergency/Critical Care faculty veterinarians.
		Pictured below: a Fort Collins dog is treated by CSU Emergency Service veterinarians after being bitten on the nose by a rattlesnake.
	www.cvmbs.colostate.edu /clinsci/ccu/EmergencyService.htm (84 words)

	Service SA - Emergency
		SA Ambulance Service has paramedics operating throughout the state who are qualified to deal with everyday call-outs and to respond to large-scale emergencies..
		The CFS is an emergency service organisation that deals with a vast array of emergencies including: bush and grass fires (Wildfires), structural fires, storm damage and floods, motor vehicle accident rescues, hazardous chemical spills and industrial accidents.
		The goal of the SA Fire and Emergency Services Commission (SAFECOM) is to bring together MFS, CFS and SES in a way that enables them to provide an integrated service to the state, while retaining their unique and separate identities.
	www.service.sa.gov.au /DisplayServices.asp?Cat2=94&action=&show=all (1703 words)

	Service SA - Government Directory - State Emergency Service
		Its primary object is the provision of a nucleus of trained personnel able to respond to emergency situations and to support other statutory services in times of emergencies or disasters.
		The S.E.S. constitutes an integral part of the State Disaster organisation and is one of the fourteen Functional Services identified in the State Disaster Plan.
		Service SA is managed by the Department for Transport, Energy and Infrastructure
	www.service.sa.gov.au /agencies.asp?rootEntityID=311 (233 words)

	State Emergency Service
		When natural disasters strike, the volunteers of the State Emergency Service (SES) are always there to help the community.
		The SES was established by the state government after the disastrous 1955 floods in which more than 50 people lost their lives.
		To obtain emergency assistance in times of storms and floods call 132 500 or for information on how to join the SES call 1800 201 000 or visit the NSW State Emergency Service website.
	www.liverpool.nsw.gov.au /services/stateemergencyservice.htm (213 words)

	Home
		The Western Australian State Emergency Service (SES) is a volunteer based division of the Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia.
		On I January 1998, the Service became a division within the newly established Fire and Emergency Services Authority.
		Telstra and BHP radio technicians were asked to urgently move the radios and telephones to the new unit for the onset of the effects from the cyclone, this took about 2 hours and the new unit was ready for anything.
	www.homestead.com /sesnewman/Home.html (870 words)

	Mackay Regional Council - State Emergency Service
		The SES Units support the statutory services (Police, Fire and Ambulance) where an emergency or disaster is beyond the resources of those services.
		In Mackay, the State Emergency Service Headquarters are based at Cemetery Road, West Mackay with additional groups at Calen, Midge Point, Mirani and Sarina.
		Emergency Services Cadet Units have been established in a number of communities for young people at high school.
	www.mackay.qld.gov.au /services/emergency_management/state_emergency_service (697 words)

	State Emergency Service
		State Government agencies, where that agency is the relevant responsible agency (eg fire services, state emergency services, environment agencies).
		Where it is deemed appropriate by the State, fire trails located on private land may be eligible for programme funds.
		In such cases, the State must be satisfied that appropriate liability, accessibility and on-going maintenance are covered by a written agreement with the private land holder.
	www.ses.tas.gov.au /Funding_Programmes/Bushfire.htm (488 words)

	Chapter 682 — Regulation of Ambulance Services and Emergency Medical Personnel
		As used in ORS 682.031, 682.062 and 682.066, “ambulance services” includes the transportation of an individual who is ill or injured or who has a disability in an ambulance and, in connection therewith, the administration of prehospital and out-of-hospital medical, emergency or nonemergency care, if necessary.
		It is the intent of the Legislative Assembly in ORS 478.260, 682.027, 682.031, 682.041, 682.062, 682.063 and 682.066 to affirm the authority of counties, cities and rural fire protection districts to regulate ambulance services and areas and to exempt such regulation from liability under federal antitrust laws.
		A city or rural fire protection district may provide such services within and outside the city or district boundaries in accordance with policies adopted by the governing body of the city or district, including operation in other districts or cities by intergovernmental agreement under ORS chapter 190.
	www.leg.state.or.us /ors/682.html (6187 words)

	Sunshine Coast Cadets - Maroochy State Emergency Service - SES Disaster Relief
		The Emergency Services Cadet Program provides training for young people, teaching them essential life skills and providing skills that relate to the State Emergency Services, Queensland Fire and Rescue Service and Queensland Ambulance Service.
		Emergency Services, such as the Fire and Rescue, Ambulance, Police or Rescue Helicopter Services will give themselves a headstart and knowledge that will help in the future.
		Maroochydore Emergency Service Cadets meet on a Monday evening between 6.30 and 8.30pm at the Maroochydore SES Group Headquarters, Elizabeth Daniels Park Buderim.
	www.sesmaroochy.com /cadets.htm (228 words)

	Armidale Dumaresq Council: State Emergency Service Armidale Dumaresq Unit
		The State Emergency Service (SES) is an emergency and rescue service dedicated to assisting the community.
		While our major responsibilities are for flood and storm operations, the SES also provides the majority of general rescue effort in the rural parts of the state.
		The Service's trained rescuers also support the full-time emergency services during major disasters.
	www.armidale.nsw.gov.au /communityorgs/2274.html (146 words)

	Evacuation Warnings - FAQ - FloodSafe - NSW State Emergency Service
		A State Emergency Service or Rural Fire Service volunteer, Police officer, or other emergency-services worker may knock on your door and ask you to leave.
		The emergency services will make sure that you are told to evacuate early enough so that you will have time to get to safety.
		The emergency services are legally allowed to compel people to evacuate if they are not prepared to follow a reasonable direction for their own safety.
	www.floodsafe.nsw.gov.au /evac_warning.html (525 words)

	Home
		The Western Australian State Emergency Service (SES) is a volunteer based division of the Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia.
		On I January 1998, the Service became a division within the newly established Fire and Emergency Services Authority.
		Telstra and BHP radio technicians were asked to urgently move the radios and telephones to the new unit for the onset of the effects from the cyclone, this took about 2 hours and the new unit was ready for anything.
	sesnewman.homestead.com /home.html (870 words)

	South Australian State Emergency Service
		Fire and Emergency Services Act 2005 provide for the Auditor-General to audit the accounts of the South Australian State Emergency Service for each financial year.
		The main source of income for the SASES is the contribution from the Community Emergency Services Fund which accounts for 91 percent of total income.
		As part of the restructuring of the emergency services sector, assets and liabilities were transferred from the former Emergency Services Administrative Unit to SASES.
	www.audit.sa.gov.au /05-06/b/sastateemerg.htm (896 words)

	Community details of 'State Emergency Service' from [ coolum.com.au ]
		The Coolum group is part of a dynamic emergency service.
		Whilst their branch is part of the coordinated service within the Maroochy Shire they are linked with like services throughout the state.
		The members are fully aware of the service motto Always There, Always Aware and aim to give a quality service to their community.
	www.coolum.com.au /community_view.asp?id=463 (152 words)

	Pakenham State Emergency Service :: Unit Overview
		Pakenham State Emergency Service and Nar Nar Goon CFA are the only units in the State of Victoria to jointly respond as a rescue service to form the Pakenham Road Rescue Unit.
		The Victoria State Emergency Service has a peer support service where members can talk to peer support members about jobs or anything on their mind.
		This support service is slowly being implemented in to other services and has had a high success rate amongst SES members.
	www.bluetomatomedia.com /users/pakenhamses/pages/overveiw/index.html (749 words)

	Newcastle State Emergency Service
		Tsunami Warnings would be promulgated by a number of means, including when the seriousness of the situation dictates the use of SEWS (Standard Emergency Warning Signal) through the electronic media, which would play the warning signal followed by a description of the emergency and the appropriate actions to be taken.
		In specific areas Emergency Services door knock teams would also be used to alert the communities likely to be affected by the event.
		These machines are located at various HQs throughout the state and are specially adapted from a type of machine used in the nursery industry for filling bags with mulch, etc. The sand is loaded into the hopper and through a vibrating effect, flows down a chute into the sandbag.
	home.exetel.com.au /willy/ses.html (1650 words)

	SES Tasmania
		In addition the SES provides whole of government advice and executive support to the State Emergency Management Committee and Regional Emergency Management Planning Groups.
		It also takes the lead with much of the State's emergency management planning and emergency risk management work.
		The State Emergency Service is a Division of the Department of Police and Emergency Management (DPEM).
	www.ses.tas.gov.au (189 words)

	SES Home Page
		The main function of the ACT State Emergency Service is to undertake response operations for storms and floods.
		The State Emergency Service also undertakes civil defence planning and civil defence operations; assists other agencies, such as the Police, Fire Brigade, Ambulance Service in emergencies; and assists the Police and Airservices Australia to undertake operations in relation to searches
		The SES provides support for community organisations where this assists the training of SES staff and volunteers, and where there is a definite benefit to the community.
	www.ses.act.gov.au (167 words)

	5.60.14 State Emergency Service Leave - Handbook of University Policies and Procedures at The University of Queensland
		Upon return to the University, the employee will be required to provide a certificate, outlining the dates of the civil emergency service leave, and the amount of payment received from the emergency service.
		If the amount the employee received from the emergency service was greater than the normal salary paid to the employee by the University, the salary paid to the employee by the university for the period will be reversed in the next available payroll.
		If the amount the employee received from the emergency service was less than the normal salary paid to the employee by the University, a reconciliation will be made in the next available payroll.
	www.uq.edu.au /hupp/index.html?page=25260&pid=25173 (472 words)

	Committee "B" Transport State Emergency Service ... picture by
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	www.slv.vic.gov.au /argus/0/0/4/doc/an004215.shtml (114 words)

	Emergency Service Patrols celebrate 10 years (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Launched in 1994, the Emergency Service Patrol was charged with keeping highway lanes clear, reducing congestion and increasing safety for all motorists.
		ESP provides assistance to the motoring public with disabled vehicles, assists with controlling traffic around accidents, as well as working with the State and local police and fire departments and emergency personnel with incident management.
		William Danks, one of the many motorists assisted by the Emergency Service Patrol, noted the actions of one off-duty crewmember, Richard Casmer, several weeks ago.
	www.state.nj.us /transportation/press/2004/031104a.shtm (608 words)

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