Our Crew
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What do an airline pilot, a lawyer, a marine biologist and a medical scientist all have in common?
They are all volunteers with Fremantle Sea Rescue. Our crew consists of people from a wide range of ages, occupations and backgrounds. Each volunteer brings with them different skills and knowledge.
Our volunteers, many with full time jobs and families, still manage to give up time to contribute to the valuable service that Fremantle Sea Rescue provides to the public.
Interested in Helping?
Volunteering with Fremantle Sea Rescue can be on many different levels.
 Most of our people are boat and radio crew on the weekends only but we also have midweek radio operators who give a half day each week to man the radio tower. Some of our volunteers don’t do radio or boat shifts but dedicate their time to administration, helping with the treasurers role and processing memberships.
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Whatever the role these people help make up Fremantle Sea Rescue, and contribute to making it the best sea rescue group on the coast.
Fremantle Sea Rescue is always looking for more dedicated people to assist.
Being a member of Fremantle Sea rescue is a great way to learn new skills, meet new friends and give something back to the community.
All training is conducted by our experienced trainers and provided at no cost.
Mid-week Radio Operators
 This requires a half day each week in the radio tower which is situated in Fishing Boat Harbour, Fremantle. You will record vessel log ons and log offs as well as taking calls for assistance.
This is the boating publics first point of contact with Fremantle Sea Rescue.
No experience is necessary.
Boat Crew
This is weekends and public holidays and requires a minimum of 2 half days each month.
No experience necessary.
Administration
This has no set times, just what anyone can give. People with previous skills such as accounting, computing or PR are all very welcome, however if you are willing to do some photocopying or filing that would be gratefully accepted.
Any member who is active as boat crew or radio operator is required to attend training which is conducted on the first Tuesday of each month from 7pm – 9pm.
For more information about becoming a volunteer with Fremantle Sea Rescue please contact Kerry Fitzgerald 9336 5284 or 0414 637495.
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