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Become a Surf lifesaver with mooloolaba slsc
Are you interested in becoming a qualified surf lifesaver and patrolling our beach?
The first step to join our club is to undertake the Bronze Medallion course, which is the core award to be a surf lifesaver in Australia.
As a Bronze Medallion holder, you will have the required skills and knowledge in surf awareness, rescue techniques, radio communication, CPR, and first aid to keep the public safe while patrolling the beach. Once qualified, you are responsible for patrolling our beach and ensuring that the public remains safe.
Our Bronze Medallioin Courses are held throughout the year.
First steps? Visit the information tiles below for more course detail, and/or express your interest for our next course and we will be in contact.
There are many different roles that you can enjoy as a lifesaver, from coach to committee member to rescue boat driver.
As a member of Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club, you will have an opportunity to find your own pathway.
HOW TO BECOME A LIFESAVER
And an active member of Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club
JOIN / RENEW SLSA
Create or renew your Surf Life Savers Australia Members Account CLICK HERE
PAY YOUR MEMBERSHIP FEE
BLUE CARD
All active members 18 of age and over must have obtained a Blue Card. Blue Card process explained here
BRONZE MEDALLION
This enables you to become an active patrolling member. Book your Bronze coursehere
PATROLS
You can become and active Patrolling Member once you are over the age of 15 years. Visit the Nippers page if you'd like to join our under 15 Junior Activities
Mooloolaba Surf Life Saving Club has a beach access wheelchair, as well as beach access matting (available at selected times and subject to tides and conditions).
The chair is available during patrolling hours, with the mat availability subject to tides and beach conditions.
“We ask that you please keep safe and always swim between the Red and Yellow Flags.”
Mooloolaba Beach is patrolled on weekends and public holidays by our club’s volunteers Surf Lifesavers throught summer from September until May, keeping our beach safe for the Mooloolaba Community and visitors.
Mid Week & Off-Season: Surf Life Saving QLD and Sunshine Coast Council Lifeguard Services provide patrolling services.