Cyclone Season and Your Site: How Facilities Managers Can Lead a Safer ResponseEvery cyclone season, facilities along Australia’s coastline face the same challenge — destructive winds, storm surge, and flooding with very little warning. The difference between an orderly response and dangerous chaos comes down to your people, your plan, and how well they’ve trained.Most
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Cyclone Deployment: One SES Volunteer’s Story
Inside a Cyclone Deployment: One SES Volunteer’s StoryAustralian Fire Protection (AFP) trainer, James Fludder deployed with the Queensland SES to assist communities devastated by Tropical Cyclone Narelle. Here’s what he experienced on the ground — and what it reinforced about the human side of emergency response.When Tropical Cyclone Narelle made landfall on Western Australia’s northwest
Safety in Our Crowded Places
How Safe Are Your Public Places?Safety in Our Crowded PlacesWith an ever-increasing occurrence of violence and a turbulent world, we need to consider how safe our public places are from terrorism and armed offenders — and whether that assessment should also extend to natural disasters.Australia has historically been relatively safe from active shooter events, underpinned
Bushfires in Australia: What you need to know
Australia is a beautiful country that is home to so many unique and diverse ecosystems. Unfortunately, each year, these ecosystems are threatened by bushfires — and these can have devastating effects on both the environment and our local communities. It’s why it’s essential that Australians not only understand the risks associated with bushfires but take
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