Royal Life Saving – Australia’s Post

Do you own or manage access to a lake, dam, river or creek? Rivers, creeks and lakes continue to account for a large number of drowning deaths, with 26% of all drowning deaths in the last 20 years happening at these locations. We want to keep people safe in and around inland waterways, so that everyone can enjoy the water safely. That is why Royal Life Saving has launched the Guidelines for Inland Waterway Safety. The guidelines provide a best practice framework for community agencies and stakeholders to collaborate and manage local risks using practical steps and strategies to reduce the risk of drowning. Subscribe now: https://bit.ly/3Yhiyk7

Guidelines for Inland Waterway Safety

Guidelines for Inland Waterway Safety

royallifesaving.com.au

Tim Woolnough

Maritime Infrastructure Project Specialist at Transport for NSW

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Is it worth offering these public safety, aquatic audit services to relevant councils and waterway managers?

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