Volunteers : ready, willing and safe?.

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Somerville, Paul

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363.11 21

Subject: Volunteers have a lot of energy and enthusiasm to offer, but they also pose some unexpected safety challenges within large emergency rescue services. Representatives from the CFA, St John Ambulance, and SES talk about the problems and benefits of relying primarily on volunteers from an OHS perspective.

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Reprinted from National Safety; 2001; September, pp.26-30

Volunteers have a lot of energy and enthusiasm to offer, but they also pose some unexpected safety challenges within large emergency rescue services. Representatives from the CFA, St John Ambulance, and SES talk about the problems and benefits of relying primarily on volunteers from an OHS perspective.

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