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ONE HOUR TO GO! STILL TIME TO REGISTER. Royal Life Saving Australia with the support of its members and the National Aquatic Industry Committee will be launching two new resources TODAY as part of a lunchtime webinar from 1pm-2pm AEST. Resources include the: 1. Safe Places to Swim: The State of Safety at Australian Aquatic Facilities Report 2024; and 2. The National Aquatic Workforce Framework (Draft for consultation) These two exciting initiatives are intended to further commitments to the Australian Water Safety Strategy 2030 which has two goals for Aquatic Facilities: 1) increase the availability & sustainability of aquatic facilities; and 2) reduce drowning in aquatic facilities by 50%. REGISTRATION IS ESSENTIAL. To learn more about the Webinar and to register visit: https://bit.ly/3y1wVxR

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Check out this article I wrote for Athletic Business about some of the work I do at Counsilman-Hunsaker!

Aquatic Body Bags: I'm doing a survey to those of you who do anything regarding body recovery from aquatic environments. Please pass forward to anyone whose agency performs such body recoveries and send answers to ForensicAquatics@gmail.com: 1. When are floating bodies in aquatic environments bagged? (e.g. in the water, on a boat, on land, never). 2. When are submerged bodies in aquatic environments bagged? (e.g. in the water, on a boat, on land, never) 3. Does your agency use standard or aquatic (mesh) body bags in aquatic environment deaths? If you use both, when/where would the aquatic body bags be used? 4. What agency supplies the aquatic bags (e.g., ME or Coroner office, fire or LE dive team, etc.) 5. If bodies are not being bagged until they are brought on a boat or land, what do you believe is the reason they are not bagged prior to being moved in the water? Thank you very much in advance! I will post the result.

Ensure your aquatic environments are safe! Dive into our Aquatic Safety Quick Check to empower everyone, from leadership to guests, to verify safety practices are always in action. Let's make safety a shared responsibility. Download now and keep your pools and natural waters secure! https://lnkd.in/envShxvh #AquaticSafety 

Communication at every level within our company is vital to the success of large scale aquatic projects.

Good news for Florida's Coral Reef! With a new state aquatic preserve and protections for the northern section of the reef, it's time for NOAA to finalize the new rule and management plan for Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. Read more in my Op-Ed on behalf of the Florida Keys Restoration Partnership!

Register here: https://lnkd.in/ggRHWUwQ Royal Life Saving Australia with the support of its members and the National Aquatic Industry Committee are pleased to launch two new resources for the aquatic industry:   1.     Safe Places to Swim: The State of Safety at Australian Aquatic Facilities Report 2024; and 2.     The National Aquatic Workforce Framework (Draft for consultation).   These two exciting initiatives are intended to further commitments to the Australian Water Safety Strategy 2030 which has two goals for Aquatic Facilities: 1) increase the availability & sustainability of aquatic facilities; and 2) reduce drowning in aquatic facilities by 50%. Both bodies of work build on extensive research, collaboration and consultation with industry leadership and workers going back over a decade, and mark significant milestones in progress. The workforce framework's goals are to highlight and advocate a variety of career pathways offered in aquatic facilities, identify and map workforce capabilities across various job roles and enhance the sector's safety, quality, and consistency by emphasising the importance of safety and best practice in training and professional development. The state of industry safety report gathers data across the RLSSA Fatal Drowning Database, Aquatic Facility Safety Assessment database and incident, rescue and injury data collected from major operators. Both bodies of work seek to strengthen the industry by lifting standards and highlighting where the industry can invest in improvements. Royal Life Saving Australia will host this lunchtime webinar on 22nd May.

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What do Scout’s new aquatic science services include? Check out the great summary by Scout Senior aquatic scientist Barry Snyder! Thanks Barry! #sdvosb #environmentalservices #engineeringservices