The NSW State Emergency Service (NSW SES) is the primary agency that responds to flood, storm, and tsunami emergencies. It also offers critical rescue and search capabilities for missing persons to other agencies. NSW SES members are volunteers who pledge to assist their community in times of crisis.

NSW SES Deputy Unit Commanders play a crucial role in supporting their unit leadership team. They are responsible for developing volunteers within their units to build skills and enhance response capacity. This position ensures the efficient operation of the unit's response, timely operation of the beacon system, unit operational readiness, and the agency's fleet loadout. With the assistance of a small staff group and the support of volunteers across Southern NSW, they support their Unit Management Team in fulfilling these responsibilities.

The NSW SES provides a plethora of training opportunities and professional development for both seasoned managers and those striving to enhance their skills. You will connect with regional leaders and expand your professional network through the Deputy Unit Commander role.

Overall, the NSW SES is a volunteer-driven organisation that is dedicated to providing emergency assistance during natural disasters. The Deputy Unit Commanders and their volunteers are essential in maintaining the agency's mission and ensuring that communities receive the assistance they need during critical times.

To express interest in this role, kindly apply through the link below. This will allow us to gain a better understanding of your qualifications.

We hope we see you in orange soon!