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OCEAN BEACH SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB MEMBERS HANDBOOK 2009/2010 CONTACT DETAILS Ocean Beach SLSC Phone: 02 4344 2800 PO Box 156 WOY WOY NSW 2256 Website: www.oceanbeachslsc.com Email: email@example.com Surf Life Saving Central Coast Phone: 02 4353 0299 Headquarters: 4/7 Teamster Close Tuggerah Fax: 02 4353 0298 Business Park PO Box 5029 Chittaway Bay 2261 Website: www.slscc.com.au Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Surf Life Saving New South Wales Phone: 02 9983 7188 Wakehurst Parkway, Sydney Academy of Sport Fax: 02 9984 7199 Narrabeen PO Box 430 Narrabeen NSW 2101 Website: www.surflifesaving.com.au Email: email@example.com Surf Life Saving Australia Phone: 02 9300 4000 Level 1/1 Notts Avenue Bondi Beach NSW 2026 Fax: 02 9130 8312 Locked Bag 2 Bondi Beach NSW 2026 Website: www.slsa.com.au Email: firstname.lastname@example.com 2 OFFICE BEARERS Home Mobile Email President Scott Hannell 43418110 0408675303 email@example.com Vice President Darren Moore 0412343977 email@example.com Director of Finance Ron Verstegen 43444634 0414434634 firstname.lastname@example.com Director of Administration Cathy Miller 0413410480 email@example.com Director of Surf Sports Robyn Carr 0409152248 email@example.com Director of Junior Activities Jeff O"Loughlin 0428638582 email@example.com Director of Functions Elaine Unger 43682849 0448903753 email@example.com Director of Marketing Mark Arahill 04247116288 firstname.lastname@example.com Director of Lifesaving Nigel Fitzgibbon 0437036657 email@example.com Director of Education and Richard 0414226598 firstname.lastname@example.com Training Grimmond FOR ALL OTHER COMMITTEE MEMBERS THIS WILL BE PUBLISHED ON OUR WEBSITE SHORTLY 3 CLUB HISTORY Surf Life Saving at Ocean Beach From 1919 until 1921 the club was known under three names. Those being Ocean Beach Woy Woy, Ocean Beach Ettalong and Ocean Beach all which were corresponding with Head Centre, the then controlling body of surf life saving in Australia. In 1922 the club was officially established as Ocean Beach Woy Woy Surf Life Saving Club. In 1938-39 it was decided to drop Woy Woy from the title and thus the Club became Ocean Beach SLSC. Because of confusion with an "Ocean Beach" at Manly, the club became known as Ocean Beach- Broken Bay SLSC from 1939-1940, such name being adopted until the mid 1970's, when by common usage it reverted to Ocean Beach SLSC. By 1995 the Constitution was changed to reflect the need to have the club administered by a Board of Directors under which the club now operates. Thus the club is now known as Ocean Beach SLSC Inc. On August 30th 2009, the Ocean Beach Surf Club Constitution was amended with changes to the Board of Director"s responsibilities. The new Club Constitution and Regulations are available on the Web Site. 4 MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION Membership is open to everyone from the age of six upwards. Members aged 6 to 13 are known as Junior Activities members or "nippers" and learn surf survival skills with an emphasis on fun. Surf Lifesavers aged 13 and 14 learn basic rescue skills. At 15 surf lifesavers begin training for the Bronze Medallion, which qualifies them for surf patrol duties. Club Activities include surf competitions, patrols, fun and social functions. Membership is available for those specialising in patrol support functions, or for associate members and parents. Membership Categories Fees Find below the member fees for the various categories of membership available at Ocean Beach SLSC. Category Fee $25.00 donation Life Members (not compulsory) U/6 to U/7 $30.00 U/8 to U/14 $75.00 U/15 to Active $60.00 Active Reserve $60.00 Long Service $60.00 Associate $70.00 General member TBC Family 4 members* $190.00 Family 5 members* $215.00 Family 6+ members* $240.00 * Family Membership must include 1 JAC member and all other children must be a financial dependant. Membership fees include Ducks for Bucks Certificate, which is a fundraising venture for Surf Life Saving Central Coast. All clubs are required to participate. A Ducks for Bucks Certificate will be given out upon or after registration. (1 per member and 2 per family membership). Members with outstanding fees, rental agreements or course costs will be asked to honour these as part of the membership renewal. Note: Eftpos is now available at Ocean Beach Surf Club. Please note a surcharge will apply to cover the cost of running the EFTPOS facility. 5 New Members in Training Membership fee, training manual booklet and award fees (Bronze Medallion/Surf Rescue Certificate) are to be paid before training starts. Please pay these fees to either your designated Trainer, the Director of Education and Training, the Director of Finance or the Director of Administration. New members who are not financial or who have not gained the appropriate award are NOT permitted to take part in any surf sports training sessions. PLEASE NOTE: The Club does not pay for the Bronze Medallion and Senior First Aid Course. These courses need to be paid by the member on the day of commencing the course to the facilitator or prior to the course commencement to the club. 6 GETTING INVOLVED Our surf life saving club is a volunteer organisation and we need all the help we can get. There are plenty of ways you can help out. Maybe you would like to become one of the following; Patrolling Lifesaver Patrol Captain Training Officer Examiner Surf Coach Carnival Official Other important ways you can contribute; Join a committee/attend meetings Organise or assist in fundraising or social activities Lend a hand setting up/packing up for carnivals Help out on club clean up days Social organiser. Maybe there is a member/parent out there that is a good social organiser that would be interested in giving up some time to organise activities, barbecues, etc. Barbeques/Raffle Rosters – Volunteer or lend a hand at weekly fundraising raffles to be advised or the Sunday barbeques. Help out the U/6 to U/14's – with weekly beach set-up, water safety or by becoming an age manager (refer to U/6 to U/14"s section of this handbook) If you are interested in any of the above or can help in some other way, please contact any Executive Member of Ocean Beach SLSC 7 MEMBER PROTECTION Signing the "Prohibited Employment Declaration" form is mandatory for all club members under the Commission for Children and Young Peoples Act 1998. All SLSNSW members and volunteers over the age of 18 and those members under the age of 18 who work with children (e.g. 16 yr olds who help train the U8 Nippers, provide water safety for Nippers etc) need to sign the Prohibited Employment Declaration. This is legislated by NSW law and failure to comply may result in suspension or termination of your life saving membership. Ocean Beach SLSC is committed to the health, safety and well-being of all its members and is dedicated to providing a safe environment for participating in surf lifesaving activities. This Member Protection Policy conveys a message to all SLSA members, and prospective members, responsible for surf lifesaving activities, particularly those involving members under 18 years of age, about minimising risk exposure of these members. All SLSA members, particularly age managers, coaches, officials, leaders, trainers and management personnel, have a responsibility to provide safeguards dedicated to the well-being of other members. The abuse of youth members, by other members or external source, is not acceptable and SLSA encourages all incidents of such abuse as described above to be reported immediately to the appropriate authorities. Where such a protective procedure does not exist SLSA encourages the use of the SLSA Regulation 6.1 - Grievances; and SLSA Regulation 6.2 – Judicial Procedures; for addressing reports, notification or accusations of improper behaviour by an SLSA member. The SLSA Equity Policy also should be referred to when addressing issues relating to harassment of a member by another member or outside source. Abuse is defined as anything, which individuals or organisations do, or fail to do, that directly or indirectly harms people or damages their prospects of a safe and healthy development. This includes physical abuse, emotional abuse, inappropriate training, inappropriate touching, sexual abuse and neglect. (National Association for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect, 2000) 8 CODE OF CONDUCT Ocean Beach SLSC endorses the following Code of Conduct for SLSA members. As an SLSA member you should meet the following requirements in regard to your conduct during any SLSA sanctioned activity. i. Respect the rights, dignity and worth of others. ii. Be fair, considerate and honest in all dealings with others. iii. Be professional in, and accept responsibility for, your actions. iv. Make a commitment to providing quality service. v. Use facilities and equipment for their proper purpose, and care for and maintain these facilities and equipment correctly. vi. Refrain from anything that may abuse, intimidate or harass others. vii. Preserve and protect the standing and reputation of the association. viii. Be aware of, and maintain an uncompromising adhesion to, SLSA standards, rules, regulations and policies. ix. Operate within the rules of surf lifesaving including national and international guidelines that govern SLSA. Ocean Beach SLSC expects all members, supporters, advisors and associates of SLSA to abide by a Code of Conduct which upholds the principles and values of the organisation and this Member Protection Policy. Members should recognise that at all times they have a responsibility to a duty of care to all members of SLSA. Specifically:- i. Understand the possible consequences if you breach SLSA"s Member Protection Policy or Code of Conduct. ii. Immediately report any breaches of the SLSA Member Protection Policy or Code of Conduct to the appropriate authority. iii. Refrain from any form of abuse towards others. iv. Refrain from any form of harassment towards others. v. Provide a safe environment for the conduct of the activity in accordance with relevant SLSA policy. vi. Show concern and caution towards others who may be sick or injured. vii. Be a positive role model. Risk Minimisation Measures Do not engage, or allow others to engage, in any of the following: i. abusive initiation ceremonies ii. inappropriate undressing/dressing in front of youths iii. invading the privacy of youths while showering or toileting iv. photographing youths while undressing/dressing, showering or toileting v. sleeping in closed quarters with youths without a second adult representative, parent etc. vi. aggressive, physically distressing or sexually provocative activities vii. sexually suggestive comments about or to a youth viii. inappropriate or intrusive touching of a youth ix. joking, ridiculing, rejecting, isolating, or taking the "mickey" out of a youth. 9 While many of the above points may not be legally actionable, they are against the principles and value of SLSA and guarded against in the Code of Conduct. Ocean Beach SLSC aims to foster teamwork and group cohesion between leaders allowing for the ability to point out inappropriate attitudes and behaviour by members of the team. Ocean Beach SLSC does not tolerate abusive or inappropriate behaviour. In the event that you witness, hear about, or are the victim of abuse you are bound by the Code of Conduct to report the incident the Member Protection Officer immediately. NB: For complete and updated copies of all of SLSA"s policies visit; www.slsa.asn.au. 10 FAIR PLAY CODES Parent's Code I. Do not make an unwilling child participate in a sport II. Children are involved in sport for their enjoyment, not yours III. Encourage children to play by the rules IV. Encourage the effort being as important as the result V. Work towards improving skills and sportsmanship VI. Do not yell or abuse a child for making a mistake. They are trying as hard as they can. VII. Recognize & encourage good play or efforts VIII. Do not publicly question an official's decision IX. Recognize efforts of volunteer coaches Participant's or Player's Code X. Play to enjoy the sport XI. Follow the rules XII. Do not argue with the referee"s decisions. The team captain or manager can ask necessary questions XIII. Control your temper and be a good sport XIV. Treat other players, as you like to be treated XV. Remember it is your aim to have fun and improve your ability XVI. Listen to your coach, team and mates Spectator's Code XVII. Children play for fun not your entertainment or satisfaction XVIII. Do not use bad language or yell at the participants, coaches or officials XIX. Encourage and reward good performances by all participants XX. Do not yell at participants for making mistakes XXI. Do not encourage violence XXII. Do not criticize officials and their decisions 11 SUNDAY BOTTLES The upstairs area is open for the enjoyment of our members and their guests on Sunday"s between 4.30 pm and 8.30 pm with a full range of refreshments. Food is also available at a minimal charge as is food for children. Dress rules apply and will be enforced – no costumes allowed. Footwear must be worn at all times– neat and tidy is the norm. Children are most welcome, however they must be under parental control, and games are not allowed other than a passive type. Likewise children coming up from beach must change and wear footwear prior to entering the Function area. Members can hire the area for that Special event – please contact Elaine Unger on 0448 903 753 or email@example.com Come along, relax and have a good time amongst friends. 12 LIFESAVING Welcome to season 2009/2010 and thank you for your commitment to lifesaving and the protection of the broader community at Ocean Beach. The following information is very important to every patrolling member and we would ask that you read and familiarise yourself with this document. As an active member of the Club we request that you comply with these patrol obligations and enjoy the fraternity that is Surf Lifesaving. Ocean Beach Surf Life Saving Club is committed to the prevention of drowning and injury in our aquatic environment through the provision of lifesaving and education services. To achieve this, our Club needs to have rules in place for all members ensuring patrol attendance and providing a structure to perform rescues and supervise the public. These rules also need to comply with those set down by Surf Life Saving Central Coast who supervise our Club and provide our hours of duty. Each affiliated Club shall be responsible for patrolling the beach(s) under its jurisdiction in accordance with their Lifesaving Service Agreement, the SLSNSW Standard Operating Procedures and SLSA Policies. SLSNSW has issued the 2009/2010 Patrol Service Agreement which Clubs and Branches will have signed off on prior to the commencement of the season. It is a concise document and clubs and branches are obliged to execute this agreement. As an organisation whose core role is "Saving Lives at Beaches", it is imperative that we strive to meet and exceed the communities needs and expectations in providing a world class lifesaving service. Surf Life Saving has been embedded into the peninsula"s way of life for almost 90 years - and OB has never been in a stronger position to make a positive contribution, both on and off the beach. It takes significant investment to become a lifesaver, but the rewards of this investment are truly worthwhile knowing that you have the expertise to help others and maybe save a life! There can be no more important skill for a human being to acquire. Yours in Surf Nigel Fitzgibbon Director of Lifesaving 13 1.0 Lifesaving Service Agreement 09/10 Club Name: Ocean Beach SLSC Branch: Central Coast Beach/es: Ocean Beach Beach Number/s (ABSAMP): nsw297A 1. Primary Patrolling Area: From (southern landmark/street name): Trafalgar Avenue, Umina Beach To (northern landmark/street name etc): Norman Street, Umina Beach 2. Secondary Patrolling Area (a second flagged area or roving patrol - if applicable) From (southern landmark/street name): South Street, Umina Beach To (northern landmark/street name etc): Half Tide Rocks (Ettalong Point), Ettalong Frequency of secondary area to be covered: Roving hourly during patrol times 3. General Response Area (most northern and southern emergency response area) From (southern landmark/street name): Box Head To (northern landmark/street name etc): Ferry Road, Ettalong Beach 4. SLSNSW Minimum Patrol Season Commencement: 3/10/09 Completion: 25/04/10 5. Club Amendments to Minimum Patrol Season (extension only) Commencement (prior to 3/10/09): / / Completion (post 25/04/10): / / 6. Patrol Times (Any reduction in minimum hours must be endorsed by State Director of Lifesaving) Club Minimum Patrol Times: Date Start Time Finish Time 3/10/09 to 13/12/09 9.00 am 5.00 pm 19/12/09 to 31/01/10 9.00 am 6.00 pm 6/02/10 to 25/04/10 9.00 am 5.00 pm 14 PATROLS This season there are 12 Patrolling Teams and from time to time there are necessary changes made to the Patrol Teams list during the season. Updated copies of the Patrol Teams list are always posted on the wall of the First Aid Room and will also this season be available on the clubs website, www.oceanbeachslsc.com (Please note these patrol teams may be subject to change at the time of printing) Patrol Team Patrol Captain Vice Captain 1 Sharon Bryant Jess Moyes 2 Richard Grimmond Bryce Sainty 3 Jason Tucker Allison Tucker 4 Bernie O"Keefe James Morrow 5 Matt Jolly David Unger 6 Alan Moffitt Matt Thompson 7 David Ross Irene Godkin 8 Ron Verstegen Albert Falzon 9 Peter Lambeth Scott Brilley 10 Ashleigh Swain Lauren Swain 11 Katie Dixon Shelley Smith 12 Beau Daniel Glen Cole Below are the minimum qualifications required for a patrol team in NSW. Minimum 3 x Volunteer Patrol Members with a Bronze Medallion 1 being Current ARC 1 being Current IRB Driver All patrolling members are required to attend patrols at least 15 minutes prior to their start time and adhere to any directions given to him/her by his/her patrol captain. Log Books are to be filled out correctly. The Patrol Log Book is only to be filled out by the Patrol Captain or Manager Rescue Services; however, patrolling members must still sign their name. If there are any queries on how to correctly fill out a log book, please contact the Director of Lifesaving. CONTACT AND REPORT ANY MAJOR PROBLEMS, INCIDENTS, CONCERNS OR BREAKAGES IMMEDIATELY TO THE DIRECTOR OF LIFESAVING 15 Facilities and Equipment Lifesaving equipment is not to be taken and used for any other use than patrols, unless approved by the Director of Lifesaving. Cleanliness of the Lifesaving room, First Aid room, Toilet and shower facilities, ATV and Tower are the responsibility of the rostered patrol. Lifesaving equipment is vital to our patrolling duties. Please take care of the equipment and record any damages in the Patrol Log Book, as well as to the Director of Lifesaving, Manager of Rescue Services, or Gear steward. Rostered Patrols 1. All patrolling members must complete their rostered patrols. 2. Applications for exemption from your rostered patrol should be made in writing to the Director of Lifesaving prior to any absence. 3. If a member is rostered for patrol and cannot attend the patrol they must arrange a substitute, and inform their patrol captain. Note: It is your responsibility to arrange a substitute. Your substitute must be holding the same qualifications as you so that your patrol "duty" is covered. If you have any problems arranging a substitute, please contact your patrol captain for assistance. If your patrol captain is unable to help you arrange a substitute, contact the Manager Rescue Services or the Director of Lifesaving. 4. The Life Saving Committee shall be: Director of Lifesaving, Director of Education & Training Manager of Rescue Services, First Aid Manager, Communications Officer, Lifesaving Gear Steward, Mobile Services Officer, Patrol Judges, Patrol Captains, Vice Captain, Manager Lifesaving Junior Activities and Rookie Coordinator. Patrolling Awards 100% Patrol Attendance Award Minimum 75% of rostered patrol hours plus 25% substitutes, make-ups, voluntaries, water safety (must have obtained a substitute for any rostered patrol that they could not attend and then make up the hours) Top 5 Patrolling Hours Award Recognises the 5 highest accumulated hours patrolled by members (must have obtained a substitute for any rostered patrol that they could not attend and then make up the hours) Patrol Person of the Year Director Lifesaving"s responsibility in making this award based on the criteria (must have obtained a substitute for any rostered patrol that they could not attend and then make up the hours) Non rostered patrol person of the year Director Lifesaving"s responsibility in making this award. Lifesaving Award At the discretion of the Director of Lifesaving, he may annually award a special Lifesaving Award to any member or members he feels has rendered special service to the club over the past twelve months. 16 Patrol Judging Competition Every year Ocean Beach SLSC conducts a patrol judging competition. The Patrol Judges this season will be David Thompson, Douglas Lees and Eric Daniel. Thank you to these Patrol Judges for giving up their time. The Patrol Judges will conduct markings randomly during the patrolling season. Presentation of this award is made at the Club"s Presentation Night. Prizes are awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd placings.. Please note that the criteria for a member to receive a prize in this competition is a minimum 75% of your hours on your rostered patrol and 25% on other patrols. Patrol markings will also be conducted by the Branch"s Patrol Judges, also randomly throughout the season. All club members are asked to strive towards efficient and pro active patrolling as the Lifesaving Committee"s aim this season is the SLSCC Patrol Competition, to do this we will be relying on all patrolling members. 17 EDUCATION & TRAINING New Members in Training Membership fee, training manual booklet and award fees (Bronze Medallion/Surf Rescue Certificate) are to be paid before training starts. New members who are not financial or who have not gained the appropriate award are NOT permitted to take part in any surf sports training sessions. PLEASE NOTE: The Club does not pay for the Bronze Medallion, Surf Rescue Certificate and Senior First Aid. Education and Training Members are encouraged to consider up skilling their awards and lifesaving experience, by training for new awards. There are plenty of exciting awards for you the member and we would ask that you seriously consider the options available to you. Surf Lifesaving offers a total of 35 awards for members (aged 7 upwards) to pursue in their education career path. Awards range from the age appropriate awards for 7-12 year olds, Surf Rescue Certificate, Bronze Medallion, various Resuscitation & First Aid awards, through to the more specialized areas of Inflatable Rescue Boats, Jet Skis, Off Shore Rescue boats and Helicopters. If you are not confident in the water skills that are required to gain your SRC and Bronze, we encourage you to look at becoming an award holder. There are eight (8) awards that do not require you to touch the water and you would still be qualified to become a patrolling member. Is this the option which you"ve been waiting for? Members should see their Cert II as a basic award and try to gain further qualifications that help them in the club. As members gain experience and knowledge, they should consider becoming training officers, assessors, and becoming involved in the Club or even higher levels of the Association. If you are already qualified with a Cert IV in Workplace Training & Assessment and would like to join the education team, please let us know. Any assistance that you might be able to give would be greatly appreciated. At some time you will instruct, train or coach someone, whether it is in surf lifesaving or in some other aspect of your professional or personal life. Whether you are an existing member of Surf Life Saving, a potential member or a person from the community, your skill in instruction will influence the interest and effectiveness of the candidate"s ability to learn and develop skills. With such a wide range of lifesaving awards and programs available within Surf Lifesaving, it is essential that we have personnel highly skilled in training and instructing. All training is supervised by qualified and experienced Training Officers from within the club who are under the direct supervision of the Director of Education & Training. Ocean Beach"s education team is very committed to producing a high level of surf lifesaver and welcomes you to be a part of it. All enquiries for awards and training can be directed to: Richard Grimmond Director of Education and Training 18 Proficiencies To be proven competent and operationally fit for lifesaving duties in the relevant award, proficiency tests are necessary to: Ensure ongoing competency of lifesaving personnel in their area of training and activities Maintain the standards of knowledge and expertise of lifesaving personnel Satisfy legal and statutory requirements Reinforce and maintain our service and commitment to the community All active lifesavers are required to complete a proficiency test to prove competency in the lifesaving award/s they hold in which they wish to remain current. A member"s proficiency is valid from 1st January to 31st December each year, unless otherwise stated. When a proficiency check is successfully completed (or a member gains a relevant award after 30 th June, in a particular year) the proficiency or qualification is current until 31st December, in the following season: All Trainers, Assessors and Facilitators must be endorsed (proficient) by 1st September each year. When an award is or has a CPR component, the award (by legislation) is valid for only 12 months from the original date of assessment. If you have not completed your proficiency by 31st December, 2009 you will not be permitted to patrol or compete at carnivals, including the 2009/10 Branch, State or Australian Championships without written consent off SLSNSW. Ocean Beach SLSC Proficiencies You are encouraged to take the opportunity to read through your manual before attending the proficiency. Proficiency requalification will take place on the second rotation of the patrol roster. However if you are not rostered on a patrol other dates will be provided shortly. These dates will be posted on the website and on the board outside Ocean Beach Surf Club. Alternatively please contact the Director of Lifesaving to discuss upcoming dates. Once again, thank you for your commitment to lifesaving at Ocean Beach and we hope you enjoy your time on the beach and during patrols. 19 COMPETITION Competition is available to all members, in age groups up to 60+. Competition ranges from friendly intra and inter club events to state, national and international competition in areas such as: Iron man, iron woman, ski and board paddling, swimming, surf boat rowing, beach sprints and flags, rescue and resuscitation, surf board riding, first aid, patrol, champion lifesaver and inflatable rescue boats. The information below is designed to assist both the competitor and the Club"s administration to ensure that there is a clear understanding under which Ocean Beach SLSC will endorse a member to compete in the various events throughout the season. The areas covered below are:- 1. Competitor"s obligations 2. Carnival entries – Senior Members 3. Club training 4. Touring uniforms and clothing 5. Craft and transportation of craft 6. Accommodation 7. Competition calendar (available on web site or contact Director Surf Sports) Competitor's obligations 1. All members must be fully paid financial members of Ocean Beach SLSC Inc as per the constitution 2. New members doing award training are not permitted to use any club craft, or be instructed in using club equipment (manikins – oxy viva etc) until a membership form is completed and handed to a member of the Executive, together with the relevant joining fee 3. All members must complete the re-qualification for their award or complete the Bronze Medallion or SRC as required 4. All competitors must fulfill his/her rostered patrol duties as per the Club"s constitution 5. No rostered patrolling member is allowed to compete in any event if this event prevents him/her attending his/her rostered patrol without arranging a substitution prior to the day of the patrol. It is the competitor"s responsibility to arrange a substitution and notify the Patrol Captain. 6. It is against the State privacy laws to display a full list of members" phone numbers, without the member"s consent. This information is available from your section head, Director of Lifesaving, Director of Surf Sports or any Executive member. 20 Carnival Entries – Senior Members All senior competitors can nominate to pay an annual competition fee of $110.00 per member or by paying for each carnival as entered. No member will be able to compete unless they have paid their competition fees. Annual Fees must be paid for in full by the 30th November 2009 or individual carnival entry fees will apply. Entry fees can be paid to the Director of Finance or the Director of Surf Sports. This fee includes: All local Branch run carnivals Peters Boat Series All local Branch run Lifesaving competitions Branch, State Championship & Australian Championship. Manly & Freshwater Carnivals only. This fee does not include: Any privately run carnival e.g.: Battle of the Boats etc No carnival that is over the standard Branch fee. No Premier Series No Board or Craft Series No carnival outside the Branch unless stated above. All outstanding competition fees from previous seasons must be paid in full before competing in any carnival. Entries to ALL carnivals are the responsibility of individual competitors or their area Manager/Coach/Captain and will only be accepted on the official nomination form. Nomination forms are to be completed and returned to the club office or the Director of Surf Sports prior to the closing date with applicable entry fees. If no area Manager is appointed then contact the Director of Surf Sports. Nomination forms and competition calendar are available on the website or by contacting the Director of Surf Sports. No member will be entered into any carnival without a completed entry form and fees paid. Club Training - Seniors Board/Ski Manager Matt Smith Swim Manager Grant Hayes R&R Manager Drew Hayes & Grant Hayes Lifesaving Manager Katie Dixon Beach Manager Jason Tucker Boat Manager Dave Miller U/15 Manager Donna Hannell Please contact these Managers in respect of coaches training days and times. 21 Touring Uniforms and Clothing 1. Only the official Ocean Beach Surf Club logo is to be used on any clothing (unless permission to alter the logo has been obtained from the committee) 2. Any obligation or commitment offered to any potential sponsor or third party must be approved by the committee prior to such an agreement being confirmed with the sponsor. 3. Any equipment/clothing or advertising resulting from such a sponsorship must have the Ocean Beach emblem displayed 4. Where possible all members shall wear the Ocean Beach SLSC touring team uniform or issued apparel to all carnivals and functions Craft The club has a limited number of craft that is available for rental during the season. Please contact the Director of Surfs Sports for a craft rental agreement. Craft subsidies are also available for members who wish to purchase their own craft with the assistance of the club. Please contact the Director of Surfs Sports for more information and subsidy application forms. Private craft No insurance is provided by the club for private craft either during transit or competition, or whilst stored at the clubhouse. It is the responsibility of all members with private craft to insure against damage or theft. Transporting craft No member shall be reimbursed for carrying boards, skis or reels on his/her own vehicle. A member who tows a surf boat or the club gear trailer to the Australian Surf Life Saving Championships shall be entitled to reimbursement for fuel costs at a rate to be decided between the member and the Club prior to leaving for the event. SUNDAY MORNING EVENTS @ 10 am Events to be contested each Sunday (time and weather permitting): Swim (handicap) Board Run (sprint or distance) Other events to be considered are dependant on numbers/available equipment. 22 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS: Saturday 6th March 2010 @ 12.00 pm Club Championships will be held on Saturday to allow all members to participate. All events will be conducted as per the Competition Manual and in age groups as defined on the number of competitors on the day of competition. Back up date for championships is Saturday 10th April 2010 @ 12pm. 23 COMPETITION CALENDAR A full copy of this calendar with events and activities conducted by Ocean Beach SLSC can be found on the club"s web site http://www.oceanbeachslsc.com The calendar will continue to be updated. For any information regarding calendar dates please contact the Director of Surf Sports. Calendar below is of Important Carnival Dates Only (Please consult website for full list of competition events) SEPTEMBER 2009 19 Sep NSW Endurance Champs Cronulla SLSC 25-26 Sep Hunter Branch Level 1 Coaching Course Hunter Branch Office 26 Sep Ocean Ski Race - Skoda Challenge Long Reef OCTOBER 2009 3 Oct Dolphin Ocean Classic : Info / Entry Northcliffe 3 Oct Oceanseries Round 2 Avalon 3-4 Oct Weekend of Surf Forster 10-11 Oct World Masters Games - Surf Life Saving Manly 17 Oct Coolanagatta Gold Gold Coast 18 Oct Peters Boat Series – Round 1 Terrigal 19 -20 Oct Level 1 Officials Course Central Coast 20/27 Oct Level 1 Officials Course Hunter Branch 24 Oct NSW Pool Rescue Championships Woy Woy PLC 24 Oct Sydney Northern Beaches Boat Series Bilgola 24 Oct Oceanseries Round 3 North Bondi 25 Oct Hunter Branch Carnival Catherine Hill Bay 25 Oct Hunter Junior Series Round 1 Venue TBA 27 Oct Level 1 Officials Accreditation Course Hunter Branch Office 31 Oct Sydney Water Series Round 1 Venue TBA 31 Oct Open/Masters MacMasters 31 Oct Sydney Northern Beaches Boat Series Round 2 Newport 31 Oct Ocean Ski Race - Skoda Challenge Long Reef 31 Oct Sydney Surf Boat Series Round 1 Elouera 24 NOVEMBER 2009 1 Nov Peters Boat Series – Round 2 Stockton 1 Nov Junior Carnival Copacabana 1 Nov Bennett Junior Board Classic Dee Why 3 Nov Level 1 Officials Accreditation Course Hunter Branch Office 7 Nov Nutty Masters Wamberal 7 Nov Open "Super Series" Round 1 Dixon Park 7 Nov Sydney Surf Boat Series Round 2 Elouera 14 Nov Xbox Round 1 Redhead 14 Nov Sydney Northern Beaches Boat Premiership Round 3 Long Reef 14 Nov Sydney Water Series Round 3 Venue TBA 14 Nov Oceanseries Round 4 Narrabeen 14 Nov Kracka Ironman Swansea Belmont 15 Nov Junior Carnival Terrigal 15 Nov JAC Carnival Manly 15 Nov Peters Boat Series – Round 3 Umina 16-17 Nov Level 1 Officials Course Central Coast 21 Nov Sydney Surf Boat Series Round 3 Elouera 21 Nov Cronulla Junior IMB Carnival Cronulla 21 Nov Freshwater Master Freshwater 21-22 Nov Open "Super Series" Round 2 & Final Shelly Beach 22 Nov Bennett Junior Ironman Freshwater 28 Nov Masters Carnival Killcare 28 Nov Sydney Water Series Round 3 Venue TBA 28 Nov Oceanseries Round 5 Manly 28-29 Nov Coffs Craft Carnival Coffs Harbour 29 Nov U9 – Open Beach Only Wamberal 29 Nov Hunter Junior Series Round 2 Venue TBA 29 Nov Hugo Smyth Memorial Carnival (11-17 year old) Coffs Harbour 25 DECEMBER 2009 4 Dec Masters Twilight Carnival Queenscliff 5 Dec Open/Masters Club of Origin Avoca 5 Dec Newcastle Permanent Round 1-am Avoca 5 Dec South Maroubra - 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Best of Best Freshwater 26 Jan Open Freshwater Freshwater 29 Jan Rookie Challenge Toowoon Bay 30 Jan Branch First Aid Ocean Beach 30 Jan Branch Board Riding MacMasters 31 Jan Branch Champion Life Saver Ocean Beach 31 Jan Peters Boat Series – Round 7 Swansea Belmont 27 FEBRUARY 2010 6 Feb Branch Championships – Patrol Ocean Beach 6-7 Feb ASRL Boats Wollongong 6 Feb Coogee Open Carnival Coogee 7 Feb Branch Juniors Shelly Beach 7 Feb Ocean Swim Manly 13 Feb Branch Masters Shelly Beach 14 Feb Branch Opens Shelly Beach 19-21 Feb NSW Age Surf Life Saving Championships Swansea Belmont 20-21 Feb Battle of the Boats Pacific Palms NSW Allphones Masters Surf Life Saving 25 Feb Swansea Belmont Championships 26-28 Feb NSW Allphones Surf Life Saving Championships Swansea Belmont 27-28 Feb NSW IRB Premiership Round 1 Swansea Belmont MARCH 2010 6 Mar Club Championships Ocean Beach 7 Mar Peters Boat Series – Round 8 Ocean Beach 16-21 Mar Australian Surf Life Saving Championships Kurrawa 27-28 Mar NSW IRB Premiership Round 2 Venue TBA APRIL 2010 10 Apr Back up – Club Championships Ocean Beach 28 SELECTION POLICY Purpose To outline requirements for Competition Selection 2009/10 Policy The regulation and control of all matters in connection with the selection, management and control of all teams representing Ocean Beach shall be under the sole jurisdiction of Ocean Beach SLSC. Objective 1.1 The objective of the Selection Policy is to ensure the best possible surf life saving team(s) are selected to represent Ocean Beach in competition(s) as a recognition of their abilities and qualities in Surf Life Saving Activities. 1.2 All members who are available for selection will be considered by the selectors for selection in accordance with this Policy. 1.3 All competitors at carnivals will undergo selection process and will be bound by the Club's Code of Conduct. Interpretation 2.1 No particular selection criteria shall be weighted more or less significantly by reason only of the order in which that criteria appears in this Policy. Eligibility 3.1 All members wishing to be considered for selection must: a) Must be a financial member of Ocean Beach SLSC Inc. b) Must have completed the proficiency qualifications as per the competition rules laid out by SLS NSW. Selection 4.1 Selectors 4.1.1 Shall be appointed by Ocean Beach SLSC Director of Surf Sports in accordance with rules and regulations of the Club constitution. 4.1.2 Selectors to be the Director of Surf Sports, Deputy President, Sectional Manager (applicable to event for selection). 4.1.3 Sectional Managers will consult with discipline coaches prior to selections being made. 29 4.2 Selection Criteria All carnival competition team selections will be made taking into consideration, a) The requirements and competencies needed for each event. b) The abilities and speed of available and qualified individuals. c) Team members will be selected for events in accordance with the competition program of the relevant carnival. d) Demonstrated attitude and commitment to Ocean Beach SLSC e) Any other factor considered relevant in the circumstances. 4.3 Selection Procedure 4.3.1 The Selectors shall have total discretion in competitor selection and may have regard to any one or more of the Selection Criteria in any selection process. 4.3.2 A majority decision of the Selectors is required. The decision of the Selectors shall be final. Reasons shall not be given for any selection or other decision of the Selectors unless requested by non-selected member(s). The Selectors may meet with non-selected athletes to explain their decision. This shall not prevent, limit or restrict the Selectors changing the selection of any team or individual at any time in their sole discretion, having regard to all the circumstances. 4.4 Notification of Selection 4.4.1 Selections will be posted the Sunday evening of selections at the club function. 4.4.2 The Chairperson of Selectors shall be available to correspond or meet with any member if required. Appeal 5.1 In the event of a team selection dispute, appeals to the Selection Committee will be considered. 5.2 Such appeals must be submitted to the Director of Surf Sports in writing within 24 hours of the notification/posting of selections. 5.3 All appeals are to contain the grounds for the appeal. 30 U/6 to U/14 JUNIOR ACTIVITIES As the Director of the Junior Activities for the upcoming surf season, I welcome our new and old members to Ocean Beach. There is a full season ahead and I know that training has begun for some of our competitors – gone are the days of winter & summer sports! Following you will find all the information needed to assist you and your children in all aspects of Nippers at Ocean Beach. I encourage you all too thoroughly read the following pages. Attached also is calendar of events. Please refer to our website www.oceanbeachslsc.com for regular updates of information. Each Sunday, Nippers will commence at 9am. Each training day the children will be trained and coached in surf life saving disciplines of surf survival, award instruction and competition in areas of beach and water in their age groups. All children competing in carnivals will be offered further training in their respective disciplines at the conclusion of Nippers each Sunday. We hope this will encourage more children to participate in the competition side of Nippers. Remember, our Age Managers are volunteers and any help you can give them on a Sunday is always greatly appreciated. The more you as a parent put in, the greater enjoyment and benefit to your child. I look forward to meeting you all on the beach and hope you will provide me with regular feedback about our activities throughout the season. Enjoy, have fun and encourage you kids – our future lifesavers! Jeff O"Loughlin Director of Junior Activities (Note: The selection committee will be selected once age manager positions are filled, this information will be published on our website shortly). 31 PARTICIPATION IN TRAINING ACTIVITIES New South Wales Surf Life Saving requires that all children from under 8 through to under 14 must undertake the junior participation proficiency before they participate in any activity and the junior competition qualification be completed for those wanting to compete. Below are the requirements for each age group. PLEASE REMEMBER THE CLUB DOES NOT TEACH YOUR CHILD HOW TO SWIM BUT HOW TO SURVIVE, HANDLE AND ENJOY THE SURF. WE ALSO REMIND PARENTS AND GUARDIANS THAT WE ARE NOT A BABY SITTING SERVICE. AT LEAST ONE PARENT OR GUARDIAN MUST REMAIN WITH THE CHILDREN. WE ADVISE PARENTS THAT THEIR INVOLVEMENT IS NECESSARY IF THEIR CHILDREN ARE TO GAIN THE MAXIMUM BENEFIT FROM JUNIOR SURF LIFE SAVING. Sunday Training Activities This year"s activities will run from 9am – 10am (approximately). During this time surf lifesaving activities and education will be taught by the children"s Age Managers, coaches, mentors etc. The aim is to each surf education whilst in their appropriate age groups and a non-competitive environment – training our future patrolling members! After 10am, those children competing at carnivals will be able to participate in further training relevant to their disciplines. Under 8's – Under 14's Activity training days are held on Sunday morning at 9am on our beach. Children are to report to the attendance desks to have their name marked off the attendance register. Note: If you are late arriving you must get your name marked off otherwise you will not be counted as attending that day. Names must be marked off to cover children for insurance purposes. Each child will be required to wear a club nipper hat. These caps are to be worn to each training day on the beach as you would at carnivals. You must have a hat to participate on any training day. No hat. No participation. Caps will not be available to be borrowed for club championship day. Caps can be purchased from the club on Registration Days. As per previous years there will be no training at our beach on carnival days. We will be encouraging all members to attend carnivals for the enjoyment and of competing with your club mates. Each age group on a training day will participate in the following activities; 32 Surf Swim Depending on water conditions on the day, the children are coached in surf skills, and aim at completing a swim at these distances. Under 8 50m wade Under 9 to 10 80m-surf swim Under 11 to 14 150m-surf swim Board Coaching in skills required for paddling a 'nipper' board in surf, negotiating waves, catching waves and rounding buoys. Beach Sprint - the skills of running on sand are taught, as are the starting and finishing techniques. Relay running is also included. Beach Flags - techniques used for starting quickly and diving for the flags are taught. Awards Each year, all children must complete the age appropriate Surf Education Program. Each child will be taken through a booklet, which outlines what skills need to be achieved. Under 6's and Under 7's Activities are held on the same days as the older age groups. Children are to report to the age group managers who will be on the beach to the right of the patrol tower. All parents of children in the under 6 and under 7 age groups are reminded that the Surf Life Saving Movement promotes sun safety. All children are encouraged to wear a rash vest. Please ensure your child has a hat and sunscreen on at all times. Under 6"s and Under 7"s do not compete at carnivals. There will be no training at our beach when there is a carnival. WE ALSO REMIND PARENTS AND GUARDIANS THAT YOU NEED TO REMAIN WITH THE CHILDREN. 33 COMPETITION Point Score Day Point Score Days are as per the calendar. This day is for competition for children in Under 8's to Under 14's. Children will compete in the following events. Under 8 - Sprint, Flags and Wade Under 9 – 10 Sprint, Flags, Surf and Board Under 11 – 14 Sprint, Flags, Surf, Board and Iron person To be eligible to compete for points in events, a competitor must be: 1. A financial member 2. Have a minimum of 70% attendance of JAC Activities for the season (includes doing water safety for younger age groups) 3. Have participated in the Surf Education Program Carnivals All Carnivals are as per the calendar. These are for children in Under 8's to Under 14's. Children must wear their club cap and costume to be able to compete. For information on times, events etc please see your Age Manager for details. Medals Any medals won by children at Carnivals over the weekend will be handed out on the Sunday evening at approximately 6:00pm. This will be in the upstairs part of the clubhouse. Please be aware of dress regulations. Competition Boards All children in the under 9 and under 10 age groups who want to compete at carnivals on boards can rent a board from the club for a nominal fee. This fee must be paid before receiving a board. Children who have rented a board have the sole use of that board for the period of the rental agreement and are responsible for that board. Please see a committee member for a rental application and applicable fees. Those in the under 11 through to the under 14 age groups must have their own board for competition. Discipline Coaching There will be coaching for Board, Swim, Beach Flags, Beach Sprints, March Past and R&R for those children wishing to enter at carnivals. The times and venues will be posted on the website www.oceanbeachslsc.com as well as in the newsletters. 34 GENERAL INFORMATION Water Safety We as a club have a duty of care to provide water safety personnel to protect our children during all in-water and beach activities. For in-water activities it is essential that water personnel are qualified and currently proficient as per SRC regulations. Parents wishing to help with water safety can obtain their Surf Rescue Certificate and be qualified to assist. This also applies at carnivals where we are required to supply water safety personnel. Water safety uniforms are supplied. 70% Attendance Is required to be eligible for Point Score Trophies, Achievement Awards, Long Service Awards, or any other awards presented at the JAC Presentation Day – not including Surf Education Awards. Service Awards (Under 14 only) 7 - 9 Years Long Service Award – when 70% attendance has been achieved for 5-7 consecutive years. 4 - 6 Years Service Award - when 70% attendance has been achieved for 4-6 consecutive years. 1 - 3 Years Service Award – when 70% attendance has been achieved for 1-3 consecutive years. The following MUST be achieved to obtain an award. 1. 70% attendance at Training Days - includes water safety for younger age groups 2. Obtaining Surf Rescue Certificate 3. Meeting all Rookie requirements including patrols Rookie Life Savers Introduction to the patrolling environment with senior Club members for the Under 13"s & Under 14"s age groups. Rookies are also invited to attend a Rookie Challenge that will be held at Toowoon Bay SLSC against Rookies from all other Central Coast Clubs. The club will be holding selections for the Rookie team to compete Fundraising This season the juniors will be assisting in providing meals on a Sunday evening in conjunction with the senior members as well as attending to raffles. A roster has been created and each age group has been allocated one date to perform these activities. Please support these much-needed fundraising events, as they are to benefit your children overall. Group Coordinators will be asking for your help on these days. 35 We will be doing other fundraising for the club throughout the season; any help provided will be greatly appreciated. The dates for these will be circulated through the newsletter as the year progresses. Annual Door Knock Appeal This is a Fundraising event held in conjunction with the senior section of the Club. Under 11's to Under 14's age groups are requested to support this much-needed fundraising venture. It is held on the Peninsula with children being under adult supervision at all times. Parental involvement would be greatly appreciated. Children and parents are asked to report to the clubhouse before and after the event. There will be no training on this day except for the under 6"s to under 10 age groups. Specific Selections Youth Camp Members of the Under 13 and Under 14 age group who have met the above criteria are eligible to nominate. Four children will be selected, one male, one female from each age group. If nominations are insufficient from one age group members from the other age groups will be selected to attend. One reserve member from each age group will be selected in case of illness or other circumstance. Junior Life Saver of the Year Selection of a male and a female from the under 14 age group to represent our Club at Branch level in the Junior Life Saver of the Year competition. Selection Committee for the Junior Life Saver of the Year will be three members elected by the Director of Junior Activities who have no connection with nominees. Branch Signals Competition One member from the Under 14 age group to compete in the Signals Competition at the Junior Branch Carnival. Rookie Challenge Team A team of six members and one reserve are to be selected to compete in the Central Coast Branch Rookie Challenge. Members of the Under 13 and Under 14 age group who have met the above criteria are eligible to nominate. A selection trial will be conducted by the Rookie Coordinator for selections to take place. 36 NIPPER CALENDAR OCTOBER 2009 11 Oct Training Day Ocean Beach 18 Oct Training Day Ocean Beach 25 Oct Pointscore Round 1 Ocean Beach NOVEMBER 2009 1 Nov CARNIVAL - JUNIOR Copacabana 8 Nov Pointscore Round 2 Ocean Beach 14 Nov Kracka Ironman Swansea Belmont 15 Nov CARNIVAL - JUNIOR Terrigal 22 Nov Training Day Ocean Beach Bennett Ironman Freshwater 29 Nov U9 - Open Beach Only Wamberal DECEMBER 2009 5 Dec Newcastle Permanent Round 1 Avoca Beach Under 13/14 Development Camp Myuna Bay 6 Dec Training Day Ocean Beach Under 13/14 Development Camp Myuna Bay 13 Dec Training Day Ocean Beach NSW Interbranch Titles Cape Hawke 19 Dec Newcastle Permanent Round 2 North Avoca Junior Lifesaver of the Year Interviews Branch Office 20 Dec Fun Day - Xmas Party Ocean Beach 27 Dec No Nippers 37 JANUARY 2010 3 Jan No Nippers 10 Jan Gardner Ironman / No Nippers Wamberal 16 Jan Newcastle Permanent Round 3 Terrigal 17 Jan CARNIVAL - JUNIOR Toowoon Bay 24 Jan Pointscore Round 3 Ocean Beach 29 Jan Rookie Challenge Toowoon Bay 30 Jan Branch - Board Riding MacMasters 31 Jan Training Day Ocean Beach FEBRUARY 2010 7 Feb Branch - Juniors Shelly Beach 14 Feb Training Day Ocean Beach 19 Feb State - Juniors Swansea Belmont 20 Feb State - Juniors Swansea Belmont 21 Feb State - Juniors Swansea Belmont (Please note dates at the time of print may change) 38 39
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Chromium and Widevine: I prepared packages for you (Slackware 14.1 and -current) for the latest Chromium browser and its optional Widevine plugin. In the Chrome Releases blog you can read the announcement for Chrome/Chromium 41 to the Stable Channel (full version is 41.0.2272.76). Chromium 41 is a major version upgrade with attention to security and […]
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Watch Netflix video in your chromium browser – this time for real
I have made change to my Chromium package which some of you will find interesting. As you might know (I wrote about it in an earlier article here on Alien Pastures) Google and Netflix combined their efforts and that resulted in native support in Chrome for the playback of Netflix videos, using the Widevine Content Decryption Module (CDM) which is […]
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That is the exact title of an article which appeared on fds-team.de last august. You may have read my earlier rant about dutch schools migrating (or forced to migrate) to a Microsoft SilverLight based learning management software called Magister. A disastrous move induced by an arrogant company, which of course leaves Linux desktop users out […]
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