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COVIDSAFE PLAN | 2020-21: Doing what we can | Life Saving Victoria 1

COVIDSAFE PLAN 2020-21: DOING WHAT WE CAN

COVIDSAFE for Life Saving LIFE SAVING VICTORIA | VERSION 0.1 | 14/09/2020


Contents

1. PREAMBLE..................................................................................................................................... 4

1.1. PURPOSE OF THE COVIDSAFE PLAN .......................................................................................... 4 1.2. GOALS ...................................................................................................................................... 4 1.3. GUIDING PRINCIPLES .................................................................................................................. 4 1.4. KEY ELEMENTS IN THE COVIDSAFE PLAN .................................................................................. 5

1.4.1. Activity Groups ................................................................................................................. 5 1.4.2. Recovery Scenarios ........................................................................................................ 5 1.4.3. Recovery Roadmaps ....................................................................................................... 6 1.4.4. Target Audiences............................................................................................................. 6

1.5. RESPONSIBILITIES & ROLES ....................................................................................................... 7 1.5.1. Governance ..................................................................................................................... 7 1.5.2. Activity Groups ................................................................................................................. 7 1.5.3. Support ............................................................................................................................ 9

2. ACTIVITY GROUP: LIFESAVING CLUB FACILITIES AND EVENTS ........................................ 10 2.1. PREAMBLE ............................................................................................................................... 10 2.2. RECOVERY SCENARIOS ............................................................................................................ 11

2.2.1. Facility Access ............................................................................................................... 11 2.2.2. Events ............................................................................................................................ 15 2.2.3. Hospitality & Retail ........................................................................................................ 17

2.3. RECOVERY ROADMAPS ............................................................................................................ 19

3. ACTIVITY GROUP: LIFESAVING OPERATIONS ....................................................................... 20 3.1. PREAMBLE ............................................................................................................................... 20 3.2. RECOVERY SCENARIOS ............................................................................................................ 21

3.2.1. Volunteer Lifesaving Patrols .......................................................................................... 21 3.2.2. Lifeguard Services ......................................................................................................... 24 3.2.3. Rescue Water Craft Services ........................................................................................ 27 3.2.4. Helicopter Services ........................................................................................................ 30 3.2.5. Drone Services .............................................................................................................. 33 3.2.6. Marine Search & Rescue (MSAR) Services .................................................................. 35 3.2.7. Skills Maintenance Training ........................................................................................... 37 3.2.8. New Awards ................................................................................................................... 38


4. ACTIVITY GROUP: AQUATIC SPORT ........................................................................................ 40 4.1. PREAMBLE ............................................................................................................................... 40 4.2. RECOVERY SCENARIOS ............................................................................................................ 41

4.2.1. LSV Led Statewide Competition .................................................................................... 41 4.2.2. Club Led Competition & Training ................................................................................... 43 4.2.3. Surfboat Competition & Training ................................................................................... 45 4.2.4. Lifesaving Events / R&R Competition & Training .......................................................... 47 4.2.5. IRB Competition & Training ........................................................................................... 49 4.2.6. Pool Lifesaving Competition & Training ........................................................................ 51 4.2.7. LSV State Teams........................................................................................................... 53 4.2.8. Officials & Coaches Courses ......................................................................................... 55



5. ACTIVITY GROUP: MEMBER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS ................................................... 58

5.1. PREAMBLE ............................................................................................................................... 58 5.2. RECOVERY SCENARIOS ............................................................................................................ 59

5.2.1. Nipper Programs............................................................................................................ 59 5.2.2. Starfish Nippers ............................................................................................................. 62 5.2.3. Club run Community and School Programs .................................................................. 65 Club run Community and School Programs ............................................................................. 65 5.2.4. LSV Camps .................................................................................................................... 67 5.2.5. Age Manager Training ................................................................................................... 68 5.2.6. State Development Programs ....................................................................................... 70 5.2.7. Club Development Programs ........................................................................................ 73


6. ACTIVITY GROUP: EDUCATION AND LEARN TO SWIM SERVICES ...................................... 77

6.1. PREAMBLE ............................................................................................................................... 77 6.2. RECOVERY ROADMAPS ............................................................................................................ 77 6.3. RECOVERY ROADMAPS ............................................................................................................ 77

7. ACTIVITY GROUP: PUBLIC TRAINING SERVICES .................................................................. 78 7.1. PREAMBLE ............................................................................................................................... 78 7.2. RECOVERY ROADMAPS ............................................................................................................ 78 7.3. RECOVERY ROADMAPS ............................................................................................................ 78

8. ACTIVITY GROUP: POOL SAFETY ............................................................................................ 79 8.1. PREAMBLE ............................................................................................................................... 79 8.2. RECOVERY ROADMAPS ............................................................................................................ 79 8.3. RECOVERY ROADMAPS ............................................................................................................ 79

9. ACTIVITY GROUP: LSV OFFICES & WAREHOUSES ............................................................... 80

9.1. PREAMBLE ............................................................................................................................... 80 9.2. RECOVERY ROADMAPS ............................................................................................................ 80 9.3. RECOVERY ROADMAPS ............................................................................................................ 80

10. ACTIVITY GROUP: LSV OFFICES & WAREHOUSES ........................................................... 81 10.1. PREAMBLE ............................................................................................................................... 81 10.2. RECOVERY ROADMAPS ............................................................................................................ 81 10.3. RECOVERY ROADMAPS ............................................................................................................ 81

11. RESOURCES ............................................................................................................................ 82 12. CASE MANAGEMENT EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN ........................................................... 82

13. DOCUMENT HISTORY ............................................................................................................. 82


1. Preamble 1.1. Purpose of the COVIDSafe Plan 1. To plan LSV’s return to business and provide assurance for the protection of our volunteers,

staff, delivery partners, customers and visitors.

2. This COVIDSafe plan outlines:

(a) What activities LSV’s plans to operate, when and how.

(b) Actions to help prevent the transmission of COVID-19.

(c) What to do in case of suspected or confirmed transmission of COVID-19.

3. This COVIDSafe Plan is aligned to LSV’s Pandemic Plan and has been informed by the following inputs:

(a) Risk assessments

(b) Consultations with governing councils represented by lifesaving clubs

(c) Consultations with emergency service partners and stakeholders

(d) Practices of other organisations

(e) Advise from the Victorian Government

1.2. Goals 1. To sustain LSV’s ability to deliver our vision and mission today and in future.

2. To support affiliated lifesaving clubs in their ability to deliver on their vision and mission today and in future.

3. To conduct all activities in a planned and COVIDSafe manner within the rules set by the Victorian Government.

1.3. Guiding principles 1. Protect our volunteers, staff, delivery partners, customers and visitors and the wider

community from COVID-19 and its impacts.

2. Acknowledge we are writing a playbook as we go and will need to be adaptable.

3. Focus and be positive about what we can do, knowing it is going be different to previous years.

4. Recogise that outcomes are unlikely to be a one-size fits all and require case by case circumstances to be considered.

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1.4. Key Elements in the COVIDSafe Plan

1.4.1. Activity Groups

1. This COVIDSafe Plan covers the range of LSV’s activities that are delivered directly by LSV, through 57 affiliated lifesaving clubs and through 100+ community and industry delivery partners. The activities are combined into activity groups as outlined in the following table:

Activity Group Delivered by LSV

Delivered by Lifesaving

Clubs

Delivered by community and industry delivery

partners

Lifesaving Operations & Training • •

Aquatic Sport • •

Member Development Programs • •

Lifesaving Club Facilities and Events •

Education & Learn to Swim Services • •

Public Training Services • •

Pool Safety Services •

LSV Office & Warehouses •

LSV Functions & Events •

2. There are significant variances between activities in ‘what can be done, how and when’ in COVIDSafe ways. These variances are based on the levels of restrictions set Department of Health & Human Services (DHHS) and the capacity of LSV, lifesaving clubs and delivery partners to operate.

3. This COVIDSafe plan uses a normalised approach across the activities and groups to accommodate similarities and the variances in ‘what can be done, how and when’. Examples of accommodating similarities include the use of common checklist such as personal health checks for anyone participating in any activity. Examples of accommodating variances include the use of specific guidelines for when and how a specific activity can conducted.

1.4.2. Recovery Scenarios

1. This COVIDSafe Plan uses recovery scenarios grouped by activity group to outline 'what can be done and how'' in a COVIDSafe way.

1. The recovery scenarios also outline the relevant resources including references, checklists, guides and tools required for implementing each recovery scenario.


2. The decision on which recovery scenario LSV, lifesaving clubs and delivery partners will be operating at a given point in time will be based on the following drivers:

(a) Compliance to the level of restrictions set by DHHS. The restrictions may be the same state-wide or be different based on metro, regional or hotspots locations. The restrictions will inform the availability of operating environments (including beaches, swimming pools and schools) and activities that can be undertaken.

(b) Capacity of LSV, a lifesaving club or a delivery partner to operate. For example, capacity of a lifesaving club to run a lifesaving patrol or a nipper program based on availability and commitment of members at that club.

3. Recovery scenarios in this COVIDSafe Plan range from A to D, with Scenario A being closest to ‘usual’ activities and Scenario D being closest to ‘no’ activities.

4. LSV will set recovery scenarios at a given point in time based primarily on the level of restrictions set by DHHS. Each lifesaving club and delivery partner will need to assess if they can operate to the recovery scenario set by LSV or if they need to adopt a lesser recovery scenario based on their capacity to operate.

5. Where required, LSV will use exemptions for restrictions available to emergency services to conduct lifesaving operations and training activities.

1.4.3. Recovery Roadmaps

1. This COVIDSafe Plan uses recovery roadmaps to outline which recovery scenarios are planned on a month by month basis, subject to the Victorian Government’s announcements.

2. The recovery roadmaps are critical for LSV, lifesaving clubs and delivery partners to prepare for implementing the recovery scenarios.

3. While there is no certainly of what level of restrictions that will apply at future points in time, LSV will use 'best guess' assumptions to plan for a recovery.

4. Assumptions are important for planning recovery given the lead time required to be ready to deliver programs and services. The accuracy of the recovery roadmaps will be reviewed in line with announcements from DHHS as they occur.

5. LSV recognises that lifesaving clubs and delivery partners may have recovery roadmaps that are different to LSV due to variance in which recovery scenarios are operatable for each entity.

1.4.4. Target Audiences

1. This COVIDSafe Plan in its entirety is relevant for governance related target audiences with an LSV-wide perspective.

2. Sections of this COVIDSafe Plan should be extracted as relevant for specific activity group-based target audiences.


1.5. Responsibilities & Roles

1.5.1. Governance

Responsibility Role

Endorse the COVIDSAFE Plan LSV Board

Develop and manage the COVIDSAFE Plan LSV Executive Management Team Pandemic Team Leader, Emma Atkins Recovery Manager, Mevan Jayawardena

Review the appropriateness of COVIDSAFE Plan

Department of Health & Human Services Sport and Recreation Victoria Emergency Management Victoria

Gain assurance from the COVIDSafe Plan Local Government / Land Managers Delivery partners

1.5.2. Activity Groups

Activity Group Responsibility Role

Lifesaving Operations & Training

Provide input for planning Lifesaving Operations Council Executive Lifesaving Operations Council LSV Lifesaving Operations Team LSV Volunteer Training Team

Develop and manage activity group within COVIDsafe plan

GM Lifesaving Operations, Liam Krige GM Training & Pool Safety, Andy Dennis

Aquatic Sport Provide input for planning Aquatic Sports Council Executive Aquatic Sports Council LSV Aquatic Sports Team


GM Education & Sport, Kate Simpson

Junior Programs Provide input for planning Member & Leadership Development Council Executive Member & Leadership Development Council LSV People Team


GM People, Emma Atkins

Lifesaving Club Facilities and Events

Provide input for planning Council of Lifesaving Clubs Executive Council of Lifesaving Clubs LSV Club Development Team


GM Club Development, Simon White


Activity Group Responsibility Role

Education and Learn to Swim Services

Provide input for planning LSV Education Team Delivery partners and customers Relevant government and industry stakeholders


GM Education & Sport, Kate Simpson

Public Training Services

Provide input for planning LSV Public Training Team Delivery partners and customers Relevant government and industry stakeholders


GM Training & Pool Safety, Andy Dennis

Pool Safety Services

Provide input for planning LSV Pool Safety Team Delivery partners and customers Relevant government and industry stakeholders


GM Training & Pool Safety, Andy Dennis

Offices and Warehouses

Provide input for planning Executive Management Team Business Unit Managers


GM Corporate Services, Penny Callaghan

Functions and Events

Provide input for planning The Views Team Executive Management Team Delivery partners and customers


GM People, Emma Atkins


1.5.3. Support

Responsibility Role

Governance & Legal Governance Specialist, Greg Seeto

Government Relations GM Government and Industry Relations, Paul Shannon

Technology Technology Specialist, Ben Slocombe IT Systems Administrator, Anthony Zammit

Media & Communications Principal Research Associate, Dr. Bernadette Matthews Manager Media and Communications, Jennifer Arch

Supply Chain GM Corporate Services, Penny Callaghan Supply Chain Manager, Darryl Taylor

Finance GM Corporate Services, Penny Callaghan


2. Activity Group: Lifesaving Club Facilities and Events 2.1. Preamble 1. The purpose of this section in LSV’s COVIDSafe plan is to outline the recovery roadmaps

and recovery scenarios for all activities within the lifesaving club facilities & events activity group.

2. The input into planning this section has been provided by the Council of Lifesaving Clubs Executive. Council of Lifesaving Clubs and the LSV Club Development Team. The responsibility for developing and managing this section rests with the GM Lifesaving Club Development, Simon White.

3. The activities covered in this group are:

(a) Facilities Access

(b) Events

(c) Special Events (Swim & Races)

(d) Hospitality & Retail (Bars, Café’s Kiosks, Retail)

4. This section is relevant in particular to the following target audiences:

(a) Lifesaving Club Presidents

(b) Secretaries & Administrators

(c) Lifesaving Facility Managers


2.2. Recovery Scenarios

2.2.1. Facility Access

FACILITY ACCESS SCENARIO A COVID Normal

SCENARIO B Limited Activities

SCENARIO C Emergency Response & Essential Training Only

SCENARIO D Emergency Response Only

Administrative Areas • Open

• Adhere to physical distancing requirements

• Contact tracing

• Limit mixing between groups

• Defined entry, exits and seating arrangements

• Open but work from home recommended. Onsite work only if work cannot be completed from home.


• Contact tracing



• Closed

• Work from home


• Contact tracing

• Closed except for Emergency response activity and critical maintenance

• Work from home


• Contact tracing

Meeting and Training Areas

• Open


• Contact tracing



• Open with limitation on total number of members in area

• Meetings can be held at the facility (ie Committee meetings) numbers will be restricted – i.e. no full club member meetings

• Defined areas / separation of courses


• Open for essential training (related to operational need)

• Closed for all other activity

• Meetings online through video / teleconference



• Contact tracing

• Closed

• Meetings online through video / teleconference







• Contact tracing



Bathrooms & Changerooms

• Open to members (not public)


• Contact tracing

• Open to members (not public) with restrictions on total amount of members in area



• Contact tracing

• Open to members (not public) with restrictions on total amount of members in area




• Contact tracing

• Toilets only (no showers)

• Contact tracing

Bunkrooms • Closed – subject to further advice

• Closed • Closed • Closed

Gyms & Recreational Areas

• Open


• Contact tracing

• Open with restrictions on total amount of members in area







• Closed







• Contact tracing


• Contact tracing

Equipment Storage Areas

• Open


• Contact tracing





• Contact tracing






• Contact tracing



• Contact tracing

Operational Areas (i.e. comms room, first aid room etc)

• Open


• Contact tracing





• Contact tracing






• Contact tracing



• Contact tracing






Equipment • Additional cleaning products

• Signage

• Additional cleaning products

• Signage (reflective of closure information)

PPE • Personal Masks

• Sanitizer / surface cleaners / gloves

• Thermometer (optional)

• Personal Masks



Resources • COVIDSafe Facility setup checklist

• CovidSafe Facility access FAQ

• COVIDSafe Contact Tracing checklist

• COVIDSafe Meeting room checklist

• COVIDSafe Cleaning Guide

• Emergency Services Exemption Guide

• COVIDSafe Facility setup checklist

• CovidSafe Facility access FAQ




In Case of Transmission

• Case Management Emergency Action Plan


2.2.2. Events

EVENTS SCENARIO A COVID Normal


SCENARIO C N/A

SCENARIO D No events

Internal Events (e.g. club meetings, season launches, AGMs)

• Open


• Contact tracing

• Limited to small events, refer to DHHS guidance at the time




• Contact tracing

• N/A • No events

External Events (e.g. functions / weddings etc)

• Open


• Contact tracing

• Limited to small events, refer to DHHS guidance at the time




• Contact tracing

• N/A • No events

Special Events (e.g. swims, runs large scale fundraising)

• Open, limitation to DHHS guidance on public gatherings at the time

• No events • N/A • No events


EVENTS SCENARIO A COVID Normal


SCENARIO C N/A

SCENARIO D No events


• Contact tracing


• Signage

• N/A N/A




• N/A N/A

Resources • COVIDSafe Facility setup checklist

• COVIDSafe Facility access FAQ




• N/A N/A




2.2.3. Hospitality & Retail

Hospitality & Retail SCENARIO A COVID Normal


SCENARIO C Takeaway only

SCENARIO D Closed

Bars • Open


• Contact tracing

• Open – with limited patrons (subject to DHHS Guidelines)




• Contact tracing

• Closed • Closed

Café / Kiosk / Restaurant

• Open


• Contact tracing

• Open – with limited patrons (subject to DHHS Guidelines)




• Contact tracing

• Open – for takeaway only • Closed

Retail • Open • Open • Online only • Online only


Hospitality & Retail SCENARIO A COVID Normal


SCENARIO C Takeaway only

SCENARIO D Closed


• Contact tracing



• Defined entry, exits

• Contact tracing


• Signage



• N/A




• N/A

Resources • COVIDSafe Facility setup checklist • COVIDSafe Facility access FAQ • COVIDSafe Contact Tracing checklist • COVIDSafe Meeting room checklist • COVIDSafe Cleaning Guide • COVIDSafe Café and Restaurant Checklist

• N/A




2.3. Recovery Roadmaps

Go to link LSV Recovery Roadmaps

https://lsv.com.au/clubcovidrecovery/lsv-recovery-road-map/


3. Activity Group: Lifesaving Operations 3.1. Preamble 1. The purpose of this section in LSV’s COVIDSafe plan is to outline the recovery roadmaps

and recovery scenarios for all activities within the lifesaving operations activity group.

2. The input into planning this section has been provided by the Lifesaving Operations Council Executive, Lifesaving Operations Council and the LSV Lifesaving Operations Team. The responsibility for developing and managing this section rests with the GM Lifesaving Operations, Liam Krige and GM Training & Pool Safety, Andy Dennis.


(a) Volunteer Lifesaving Patrols (lifesaving club based)

(b) Lifeguard Services

(c) Rescue Water Craft (RWC) Services

(d) Helicopter Services

(e) Drone Services

(f) Marine Search & Rescue (MSAR) Services

(g) Skills Maintenance

(h) New Awards


(a) Lifesaving club Patrol Captains

(b) Lifesaving club Chief Instructors

(c) Lifesaving Operations and Training Officers

(d) Lifesaving operations and training volunteers and staff



3.2.1. Volunteer Lifesaving Patrols

VOLUNTEER LIFESAVING PATROLS

SCENARIO A COVID Normal

SCENARIO B Restricted Patrol

SCENARIO C Surveillance

SCENARIO D Response Only

SOP Reference & Protocol advice

• Standard SOP approach (SOP 1.01)/SOP Modified Patrols (SOP1.19)

Patrol Area & Physical Presence

• As per agreed protocols

• Patrols setup and flagged zones should be adjusted to accommodate social distancing requirements and location specific risks.

• Minimum qualifications as per SOP 1.01 & 1.09


• Minimum qualifications as per SOP 1.01 & 1.09

• Patrols consist of no more than four operational members per shift.

• If there are less members, approval must be sought from the SDO/LSV Comms

• No red and yellow Flags Zones

• Four core current members on location who are and proficient

• Minimum qualifications as per above SOP 1.01 & 1.09

• It is suggested patrols consist of no more than 4 operational members per shift

• If there are less members, approval must be sought from the SDO/LSV Comms

• No Patrols in place - Emergency response service only

• Response crew identified and available on call

• Three Members holding the SLSA Bronze Medallion

• One other patrolling award holder (awards accepted are Radio Operator, Senior First Aid (or current equivalent), Advanced Resuscitation Techniques, Spinal Management, Surf Rescue Certificate or Basic Beach Management

• IRB Driver

• IRB crew separate from the holder of the IRB Driver Award







Rosters & Attendance • In line with protocol arrangements

• Rosters must be strictly recorded and maintained

• Social distancing to be maintained in accordance with DHHS ‘COVID Normal’ guidelines

• Where possible rosters should remain consistent over a single weekend with limited changes of workforce


• Patrol numbers MUST be managed to adhere to 1.5m social distancing.

• Rostering of surveillance patrols should be consistent over a weekend with minimal changes of workforce.

• Patrol Numbers MUST be managed to adhere to 1.5m social distancing.


• Incidents acknowledged and key incidents reviewed by SDO/Operations Team

• All Incidents reviewed by Operations Teams/SDO

• Response numbers to be strictly managed

Additional Response & Support Members

• Additional members should be identified and respond as follows.

• Additional two proficient members holding the SLSA Bronze Medallion

• One of these being a proficient member holding the Advanced Resuscitation Technique Certificate

• Response crew must be rostered and available on call.

Equipment • In line with protocol arrangements

• Surfaces wiped down at regular intervals

• Strict wash down and disinfection procedure to be adopted.

• Surfaces wiped down at regular intervals.

• Restricted facility and equipment access

PPE • PPE to be worn during patrol hours. (not worn when

• Following PPE to be worn during patrol hours (not worn when affecting a water-based rescue):

a. Surgical mask







affecting a water-based rescue)

• Surgical mask not required during patrol hours in accordance with DHHS ‘COVID Normal’ guidelines.

• P2/N95 single use mask worn for each interaction

• Safety eye protection (cleaned after each interaction)

• Gloves, single use for each interaction

*Interaction refers to providing first aid, medical care

b. P2/N95 single use mask worn for each interaction

c. Safety eye protection (cleaned after each interaction)

d. Gloves, single use for each interaction

e. Medical gown, single use for each interaction


• Donning/doffing station should be established.

• Decontamination station should be established.

Resources •

• • •




3.2.2. Lifeguard Services

LIFEGUARD SERVICES SCENARIO A COVID Normal









• Lifeguard Services team will roster lifeguards to location as per prior seasons

• Where possible lifeguards will be rostered with the same team, at the same location for the entirety of the season

• All equipment to be disinfected and wiped down after response





• LSV to evaluate each site and determine best place for personnel to be placed and still watching the water (e.g. club house, car, ATV, on the beach)

• No patrols in place - Emergency response service only

• Response crew identified and available on call as per roster




Rosters & Attendance • Patrol numbers MUST be managed to adhere to 1.5m or alternate DHHS set social distancing.


















PPE • PPE to be worn during patrol hours. (not worn when affecting a water-based rescue)






f. Surgical mask

g. P2/N95 single use mask worn for each interaction

h. Safety eye protection (cleaned after each interaction)

i. Gloves, single use for each interaction

j. Medical gown, single use for each interaction










Travel & Accomodation • LSV to arrange accommodation

• Chief Lifeguards to track and manage necessary travel by lifeguard teams

Resources •

• • •




3.2.3. Rescue Water Craft Services

RESCUE WATER CRAFT SERVICES

















• LSV to evaluate each site and determine best place for personnel to be placed and still watching the water (e.g. club house, car, ATV, on the beach)

• No patrols in place - Emergency response service only

• Response crew identified and available on call as per roster




Rosters & Attendance • Patrol numbers MUST be managed to adhere to 1.5m or alternate DHHS set social distancing.

























k. Surgical mask

l. P2/N95 single use mask worn for each interaction

m. Safety eye protection (cleaned after each interaction)

n. Gloves, single use for each interaction

o. Medical gown, single use for each interaction











Travel & Accommodation

• LSV to arrange accommodation

• Chief Lifeguards to track and manage necessary travel by lifeguard teams

Resources •

• • •




3.2.4. Helicopter Services

HELICOPTER SERVICES







Rosters & Attendance • Standard rostering approach

• Standard rostering approach.

• Standard rostering approach should be employed unless crew availability lends to the following:

• Classify Pilot/Winch Operator/Rescue Crew combinations into 3 teams – (Team A/B/C).

• These teams should never cross over/interact between shifts, nor can individuals from one team be rostered on with individuals from another.

• Rosters should be strictly recorded and maintained

Rosters & Attendance

• Preference is for training to be conducted using only WLRHS crew.

• If an individual external to the WLRHS is used as a patient during on shift training, they must be an experienced LSV member and comply with PPE requirements as per below and in accordance with COVID 19 Training Delivery Plan

• Training should only be conducted using WLRHS crew and in accordance with LSV COVID 19 Training Delivery Plan


HELICOPTER SERVICES





Facilities • Restricted facility and equipment access

• A facility log must be maintained

• Moorabbin Hangar Quarantine Zones:

o No Crew or Pilot access to Engineering Hangar, notwithstanding exceptional circumstances

o Likewise, the engineering team is not permitted access to WLRHS/LSV offices

• Barwon Heads Hangar Quarantine Zones:

o No Crew or Pilot access to LSV Supply Chain section of Hangar, notwithstanding exceptional circumstances.

o Likewise, no LSV personnel not a member of the WLRHS is permitted into the helicopter bay in the hangar.

Accommodation • The use of overnight accommodation facilities at Moorabbin or Barwon Heads will be assessed on a case-by-case basis based on current DHHS advice at the time

• All accommodation considerations must be in line with both the LSV and Microflite COVID Safe Plans

• Rostered professional cleaning should be employed when accommodation is required

• Barwon Heads may only be used as a day facility.

• Only crew who are training or rostered on together may be on site

• If accommodation is required it, should be arranged offsite

• Rostered professional cleaning should be employed when accommodation is required

Aircraft, Gear and Equipment • Pilots will require access to the entire helicopter for daily sign off and walk around pre-flight.

• LSV Crew access will be limited to the rear cabin and boot except for a homer search.

• Wash down and disinfection procedure to be adopted in line with LSV and Microflite protocols.

• All equipment decontaminated and cleaned at the end of shift, and a thorough clean to be conducted prior to the attendance of the next rostered group. No Crew or Pilot access to LSV Supply Chain section of Hangar, notwithstanding exceptional circumstances.

• Likewise, no LSV personnel not a member of the WLRHS is permitted into the helicopter bay in the hangar.


HELICOPTER SERVICES





Resources •

• • •




3.2.5. Drone Services

DRONE SERVICES SCENARIO A COVID Normal




Patrol Guidance • Standard rostering approach

• Standard rostering approach

• Pilots should not interact with other lifesaving services, with the exception of assisting in active incidents as approved by the SDO.

• Standard rostering approach should be employed unless crew availability lends to the following:

• Pilots are to be paired into different teams and may only be rostered on with other Pilots within the same team (A/B/C)

• These teams should never cross over/interact between shifts, nor can individuals from one team be rostered on with individuals from another

• Rosters should be strictly recorded and maintained

• Pilots should not interact with other lifesaving services, with the exception of assisting in active incidents as approved by the SDO

• No Patrols in place

• Emergency response service only

• Response Pilots identified and available on call

• Individuals must attend incidents in separate vehicles


DRONE SERVICES SCENARIO A COVID Normal




Facilities, Gear and Equipment

• A facility log should be maintained.

• Wash down and disinfection procedure to be adopted

• Restricted facility and equipment access.

• A facility log must be maintained.








p. Surgical mask

q. P2/N95 single use mask worn for each interaction

r. Safety eye protection (cleaned after each interaction)

s. Gloves, single use for each interaction

t. Medical gown, single use for each interaction




Resources •

• • •




3.2.6. Marine Search & Rescue (MSAR) Services

MSAR SERVICES SCENARIO A COVID Normal




References Resources • Emergency Management Victoria (Can & Cannot Do) advice and Warning & Guidance Notices specific to MSAR Response.

• All documents developed in accordance with Restriction requirements as determined by Government an in consultation with Response Multi-Agency Taskforce Recommendations.

• Correspondence sent direct to units from EMV MSAR*

• EMV MSAR quick reference Guide -updated

• EMV MSAR Guidance Notes – Updated weekly

• EMV COVID Return Principles -version control

• EMV Vessel Cleaning guide- updated as needed

• EMV COVID advice -updated as needed

Operations Guidance • Use National Search & Rescue Manual

• No patrols present unless authorised through state duty officer

Emergency Response/Support National Search & Rescue Manual NB: No patrols present unless authorised through state duty officer Emergency Response/Support

1. Response – As per Control Authority. (VicPol) 2. Support – Various Organisations as determined. 3. Vessel Safety Management System (SMS) requirements

• Skipper & Crew (Go No Go) assessment.

• Response – As per Control Authority. (VicPol)


MSAR SERVICES SCENARIO A COVID Normal




PPE • All PPE, Safety/Survival Equipment & Stores to be worn/carried for all response, training as required by SMS and where appropriate.

a) Face mask to be worn during response where appropriate. b) P2/N95 single use mask worn for each interaction c) Safety eye protection (cleaned after each interaction) d) Gloves, single use for each interaction e) Medical gown, single use for each interaction

*Interaction – refers to providing first aid, medical care or interacting in a confined setting.

Resources • • • •




3.2.7. Skills Maintenance Training

Skills Maintenance Training


SCENARIO B Modified Activities

SCENARIO C NA

SCENARIO D No Outcome

Modifications • More online activity

• Reduced practicals

• Extensions to expiries for selected awards

• More state-run sessions

• No Activity

Use of Emergency Service exemptions for restrictions

• Yes, where required for travelling to attend


• Signage





Resources • Skills Maintenance Guide 2020-21

• Skills Maintenance Card 2020-21



https://lsvic.sharepoint.com/:w:/s/LCD/EeeUri5hGuBJpw1Bcn-E-nEB5ps6YCpxycQSkB5CXF-u7A?e=eI8m42


3.2.8. New Awards

New Awards SCENARIO A COVID Normal

SCENARIO B Modified Activities

SCENARIO C NA

SCENARIO D No Outcome

Modifications • More online activity

• Reduced practicals

• More state-run sessions

• No Activity

Use of Emergency Service exemptions for restrictions

• Yes, where required for travelling to attend

Equipment • Same as prior season



Resources • New Award Guide 2020-21

• New Award Resources



https://lsvic.sharepoint.com/:w:/s/LCD/EeeUri5hGuBJpw1Bcn-E-nEB5ps6YCpxycQSkB5CXF-u7A?e=eI8m42






4. Activity Group: Aquatic Sport 4.1. Preamble 1. The purpose of this section in LSV’s COVIDSafe plan is to outline the recovery roadmaps

and recovery scenarios for all activities within the aquatic sport activity group.

2. The input into planning this section has been provided by the Aquatic Sport Council Executive, Aquatic Sport Council and the LSV Aquatic Sport Team. The responsibility for developing and managing this section rests with the GM Education & Sport, Kate Simpson.


(a) LSV-led Statewide Competition

(b) Club-led Competition & Training

(c) Surfboat Competition & Training

(d) Lifesaving Events / R&R Competition & Training

(e) IRB Competition & Training

(f) Pool Lifesaving Competition & Training

(g) LSV State Teams

(h) Officials & Coaches Courses


(a) Lifesaving Club Sport Directors

(b) Lifesaving Club Team Managers

(c) Lifesaving Sport Officials & Coaches

(d) Lifesaving Junior Coordinators

(e) Lifesaving Sport Volunteers and Staff



4.2.1. LSV Led Statewide Competition

NB: For details on Surf boats, Lifesaving Events/R&R, IRB and Pool Lifesaving, please refer to specific recovery scenarios.

LSV Led Statewide Competition


SCENARIO B Modified Activity

SCENARIO C Modified by Ages

SCENARIO D No Activity

Ages U8-U9 • Yes • Yes, with modifications that may include the following:

• Limiting mass gathering event size

• Limiting program of events / modified carnival length

• Modifying events (contact/non-contact)

• Limiting travel

• Consideration of vulnerable people

• Consideration of planning (i.e. permit approvals)

• Volunteer resourcing

• No activity • No activity

Ages U10-U11 • Yes • TBC

Ages U12-U13 • Yes • Yes, with modifications that may include the following:




• Limiting travel




Youth (14-16) • Yes

Age U17 • Yes

Ages U19+ • Yes

Masters (30+) • Yes

Equipment • Per 2019/20 season • Per 2019/20 season • Per 2019/20 season


LSV Led Statewide Competition



SCENARIO C Modified by Ages


• Modification may include not sharing equipment and will include additional cleaning of equipment


PPE • Masks

• Sanitizer

• Masks

• Sanitizer

• Masks

• Sanitizer

Resources • COVIDSafe Aquatic Sport Officer Position Description • COVIDSafe Sport Contact Tracing Checklist (QR code) • LSV Carnival Guideline


Case Management Emergency Action Plan


4.2.2. Club Led Competition & Training

NB: For details on Surf boats, Lifesaving Events/R&R, IRB and Pool, please refer to specific recovery scenarios.

Club Led Competition & Training

SCENARIO A Inter-club competition

SCENARIO B Training Only

SCENARIO C Exercise only


Ages U8-U9 • Yes, with modifications that may include the following:




• Limiting travel




• Yes, with modifications that may include the following:

• Organised training


• Limiting Group Sizes

• Limiting travel

• Limiting Duration

• Limiting Spectators


• Individual Training

• Limiting group sizes

• Limiting travel

• Limiting duration

• Outdoor

• No Activity

Ages U10-U11

Ages U12-U13

Youth (14-16)

Age U17

Age U19+

Masters (30+)

Equipment • Club equipment

• LSV borrowed equipment

• Modifications may include not sharing equipment and will include additional cleaning of equipment

• Club equipment


• Individual equipment


Club Led Competition & Training

SCENARIO A Inter-club competition

SCENARIO B Training Only

SCENARIO C Exercise only


PPE • Masks

• Sanitizer

Resources • COVIDSafe Aquatic Sport Officer Position Description

• COVIDSafe Sport Contact Tracing Checklist (QR code)

• Club Carnival Resource

• IT systems – SportApp Entries

• COVIDSafe Aquatic Sport Officer Position Description


• COVIDSafe Sport Training Checklist

• COVIDSafe Sport Training Checklist




4.2.3. Surfboat Competition & Training NB: Recovery scenarios developed in consultation with the Victorian Surf Rowers League (VSRL)

Surfboat Competition & Training

SCENARIO A LSV/VSRL Competition

SCENARIO B VSRL / Inter-club / single

club competition

SCENARIO C Training only


Age U17 • Yes, with modifications that may include the following:



• Modifying events

• Limiting travel


• Consideration of planning (i.e. LSV Special Event / Council approvals)



• Limited to U18 only

• Modifying training

• Limiting travel


• Limiting spectators

• Minimising interaction between crews

• No Activity Age U19

Age U23

Reserve

Open

Masters


• VSRL/LSV equipment


• Club equipment











Surfboat Competition & Training

SCENARIO A LSV/VSRL Competition

SCENARIO B VSRL / Inter-club / single

club competition





• COVIDSafe Surf Boat Training Checklist

• Equipment cleaning Guidelines

PPE • Masks

• Sanitizer

Training only




4.2.4. Lifesaving Events / R&R Competition & Training

NB: Inclusive of Champion Lifesaver, Champion Patrol, R&R, First Aid Competition & March Past

Lifesaving Events / R&R Competition & Training

SCENARIO A LSV Competition

SCENARIO B Club competition







• Limiting travel








• Limiting travel







• Limiting travel



• No Activity

Ages U12-U13

Ages U14-U15

Age U17

Age U19

Open

March Past


Lifesaving Events / R&R Competition & Training






• LSV equipment


• Club equipment

• LSV borrowed equipment


• Club equipment


PPE • Masks

• Sanitizer





• Non-contact Lifesaving Events / R&R guidelines



• COVIDSafe Lifesaving Events & R&R Training Checklist

• Equipment Cleaning guidelines

• Non-contact Lifesaving Events / R&R guidelines




4.2.5. IRB Competition & Training

NB: *No Activity refers to Competition training, please refer to the Lifesaving Operations Training activity group

IRB Competition & Training




SCENARIO D *No Activity

IRB Competition & Training IRB Sport Events





• Limiting travel

• Appetite to attend








• Limiting travel





• Limiting travel




• No Activity


• LSV equipment


• Club equipment



IRB Competition & Training




SCENARIO D *No Activity

PPE • Masks

• Sanitizer







• COVIDSafe IRB Training checklist

In case of transmission • Case Management Emergency Action Plan


4.2.6. Pool Lifesaving Competition & Training

Pool Lifesaving Competition & Training





Ages U8 – U10 • No activity • Yes, with modifications that may include the following:

• Consideration of planning (i.e. pool availability)





• Limiting travel









• Limiting travel


• No Activity







• Limiting travel




Ages U19 – Masters

Equipment • Per 2019/20 season



Pool Lifesaving Competition & Training





PPE • Masks

• Sanitizer


• COVIDSafe Sport Contact Tracing Checklist (QR code) LSV Carnival Guideline

• Pool Lifesaving Event Guidelines






• COVIDSafe Pool Lifesaving training checklist




4.2.7. LSV State Teams

LSV State Teams SCENARIO A LSV Competition




State Team Trials • TBC – LSV Led Statewide Competition • No Activity

Super Surf Teams League

• Yes • TBC

• Considerations include:

• Event proceeding

• Border closures

• Quarantine requirements

• Feasibility


• Transport of equipment

• Accommodation suitability (ie. Non-sharing facilities)

RLSSA Pool State Team

• Yes

RLSSA Pool Development Team

• Yes

Youth Pathway Cup • Yes

Interstates • Yes

Surfboat State Team • Yes

IRB State Team • Yes

IRB U23 Team • Yes

SLSA Pool State Team • Yes


LSV State Teams SCENARIO A LSV Competition




Equipment • Follow event specific guidelines


• Follow event specific guidelines


PPE • Masks

• Sanitizer



• Overnight stay protocols



4.2.8. Officials & Coaches Courses

*NB: No practical assessment available in Scenario C, candidates to complete accreditation when permitted

Officials & Coaches Courses


SCENARIO B Modified Practical &

Assessment

SCENARIO C *Online Theory Only


Officials • Yes • Yes, with modifications that may include the following:

• Completed at Club competition only

• Duration


• Limitations to travel

• Course size

• Online overviews

• Yes • No activity

Coaches • Yes • Yes, with modifications that may include the following:

• Video submissions

• Completed at club training

• Yes

Equipment • Modification may include not sharing equipment and will include additional cleaning of equipment

PPE • Masks

• Sanitizer


Officials & Coaches Courses


SCENARIO B Modified Practical &

Assessment

SCENARIO C *Online Theory Only



• Attendance list / COVIDSafe Sport Contact Tracing Checklist (QR code)

• Meeting room protocols


• Attendance list / COVIDSafe Sport Contact Tracing Checklist (QR code)

• Meeting room protocols







5. Activity Group: Member Development Programs 5.1. Preamble 1. The purpose of this section in LSV’s COVIDSafe plan is to outline the recovery roadmaps

and recovery scenarios for all activities within the junior programs activity group.

2. The input into planning this section has been provided by the Member & Leadership Development Executive, Member & Leadership Development and the LSV People Team. The responsibility for developing and managing this section rests with the GM People, Emma Atkins.


(a) Nipper Programs

(b) Starfish Nipper Programs

(c) Club run - Community and School Programs

(d) Age Manager Training

(e) LSV Camps

(f) State Development Programs

(g) Club Development Programs


(a) Lifesaving Junior Coordinators

(b) Lifesaving Age Managers

(c) Lifesaving Age Manager Assistants

(d) Lifesaving Nipper Water Safety Officers

(e) Starfish Nipper Mentors

(f) Lifesaving Club Sport/Team Managers

(g) Lifesaving Coaches

(h) Development Program Leaders



5.2.1. Nipper Programs

Nipper Programs SCENARIO A COVID Normal Program

SCENARIO B Modified Activity with Limited

Contact

SCENARIO C Skill Development / Online

SCENARIO D Online only

Participation sizes • Max of 50 in each group / no cross contamination

• Considerations of vulnerable people

• Pre-registration to program

• Consider volunteer resource capacity

• Max of 20 in each group / no cross contamination



• Limiting parent spectators (does not include designated roles)


• Prepare program for scalable nipper numbers

• 1 group at a time



• One parent at beach only (spectating, does not include designated roles)



• N/A

Activity • Contact, modified program

• Limited indoor activity

• Zoned beach areas

• Options for online engagement

• Traffic & Beach Management

• Limited nonintentional – contact only

• No indoor activity

• Modified activities



• Non-contact





• Defined roles of parents & helpers

• Self-progress activity only




Contact



• Transport to Nippers with guardian from own residence where possible

• Council Planning Permits

• Contact tracing

• Parent Communication prior to each session

• Contingency online program for wet weather, closed club or similar days



• Transport to Nippers with guardian from own residence where possible.


• Contact tracing




• Transport to Nippers with guardian from own residence

• Limit travel (regional / metro)

• Contact tracing

• Complete training checklist pre session


Facilities • Limited use within physical distancing requirements

• Outdoor activities only

• Toilet facilities only


• Toilet facilities only

• N/A

Training Courses – Basic Emergency Care, Resuscitation

• Refer to volunteer Lifesaving Operations Activity Group • N/A

Nipper carnivals/ championships

• Refer to Aquatic Sport Activity Group • N/A




Contact



Equipment • Additional cleaning of equipment

• Additional cleaning of equipment

• Limited sharing of equipment


• No sharing of equipment

• N/A

PPE • Masks


• Covid First Aid kit


• Marked uniform

• Own rash vest, caps and drink bottles

Resources • Nipper Program Guidelines / Checklists, including:

Pre-activity checklist, on day Checklist, Safety Guide, Session Briefing, Hygiene and Sanitation, Beach Set Up Plan, Traffic & Beach Management Plan, Training Checklist, Age Manager, Modified Activities Guide, Roster Guide, Overnight Stays Protocols, Meeting Room Protocols, Food Handling Protocols

• Communications Pack, including:

Nippers Session Communications, Members, parent and local community information

• IT Systems – Nipper App

• Nipper Program Guidelines

• Communications Pack




5.2.2. Starfish Nippers

Starfish Nippers SCENARIO A COVID Normal Program


SCENARIO C N/A


Program • COVID Normal program

• Own carer/parent


• Contact tracing

• Modified program

• Own carer/parent


• Contact tracing

• Online only, no face to face program

Activity • Contact, modified program

• Limited indoor activity




• Transport to Nippers with guardian from own residence where possible


• Contact tracing


Contingency online program for wet weather, closed club or similar days

• Limited nonintentional – contact only







• Transport to Nippers with guardian from own residence where possible.


• Contact tracing





SCENARIO C N/A



Participation sizes • Considerations of vulnerable people

• Consideration of volunteer capacity


• Consideration of volunteer capacity

Facilities • Limited use within physical distance requirements


• Facility use on as needed bases

Duration • Up to 2 hours • Up to 1 hour

Carnivals / Club Championships

• Interclub • Club Only


• Own rash vests, caps and drink bottles



• Own rash vests, caps and drink bottles

PPE • Masks


• NA




SCENARIO C N/A




• Marked uniform


Resources • Starfish Nipper Program Guidelines / Checklists, including:

Pre-activity checklist, on day Checklist, Safety Guide, Session Briefing, Hygiene and Sanitation, Beach Set Up Plan, Traffic & Beach Management Plan, Training Checklist, Age Manager, Modified Activities Guide, Roster Guide, Overnight Stays Protocols, Meeting Room Protocols, Food Handling Protocols, Carers guide

• Communications Pack, including:

Nippers Session Communications, Members, parent and local community information




5.2.3. Club run Community and School Programs

Club run Community and School Programs

SCENARIO A COVID Normal Program


with Limited Contact

SCENARIO C Limited Activity with No Contact


Program • COVID Normal program • Modified program, limited contact

• Modified program, no contact

• No face to face program

Participation sizes • Max of 50 in each group / no cross contamination









• N/A

Activity • Contact

• Limited activity


• Traffic & Beach Management plan

• Contact tracing

• Limited nonintentional – contact






• Contact tracing

• Non – contact






• Contact tracing


Duration • Up to 2 hours • Up to 1.5 hours • Up to 1 hour • N/A


Club run Community and School Programs



with Limited Contact

SCENARIO C Limited Activity with No Contact







• N/A

PPE • Masks




• Defined program areas

• Marked uniform


• N/A

Resources • Community Program Guidelines / Checklists, including:

Pre-activity checklist, on day Checklist, Safety Guide, Session Briefing, Hygiene and Sanitation, Beach Set Up Plan, Traffic & Beach Management Plan, Training Checklist, Instructor, Modified Activities Guide, Roster Guide, Overnight Stays Protocols, Meeting Room Protocols, Food Handling Protocols

• Communications Pack, including

Session Communications, school/group and local community information


• N/A



5.2.4. LSV Camps

LSV Camps SCENARIO A COVID Normal Program

SCENARIO B Restricted Numbers

SCENARIO C Development Days


Development Camps • Face to face program

• Overnight stays

• Adhering to camp guidelines


• Increased cleaning of high touch points

• Contact tracing

• Face to face program

• Overnight stays

• Restricted numbers

• Modified non contact activity



• Sole use of facility

• Contact tracing

• Face to face program

• No overnight stays, day activities only

• Restricted numbers



• Sole use of facility

• Contact tracing

• No Activity






• N/A

PPE • Masks




• N/A


LSV Camps SCENARIO A COVID Normal Program


SCENARIO C Development Days


Resources • Leader training and handbook

• Parent Participant Handbook

• N/A


5.2.5. Age Manager Training

Age Manager Training SCENARIO A COVID Normal


SCENARIO C NA


Age Manager • Online Modules

• Clubs can run face to face training



• Contact tracing

• Online Modules

• Modifications to practical / mentoring component

• Practical outdoor only

• Adhering to physical distancing requirements


• Contact tracing

• No training

• Online modules available

Age Manager Presenter • Face to Face and Online Options

• Adhering to volunteer training protocols

• Online only or limited face to face

• Online only


Age Manager Training SCENARIO A COVID Normal


SCENARIO C NA





• Limiting sharing of equipment


• N/A

PPE • Masks




• N/A

Resources • COVIDSafe Facility setup checklist • COVIDSafe Facility access FAQ • COVIDSafe Contact Tracing checklist • COVIDSafe Meeting room checklist • COVIDSafe Cleaning Guide

• NA




5.2.6. State Development Programs

State Development Programs


SCENARIO B Restricted Face to Face

SCENARIO C NA

SCENARIO D Online Only

Classroom / Workshop • Pre – registrations only



• Utilise outdoor areas where possible


• Contact tracing

• Potential for online options available

• No international travel

• Pre – registrations only

• Limited participation and facilitator numbers






• Contact tracing

• No interstate travel


• Online only

Outdoor / Practical –Scenarios based

• Registrations, pre-register only

• Limited to registered participants and facilitators only


• Limited registrations, pre-register only


• Limited to participants and facilitators only





SCENARIO C NA



Event • Registrations, pre-register only







• Potential for online options


• Online only

Equipment • Additional cleaning of equipment and high touch areas

• Own drink bottle, personal PPE and stationery

• Individual catering options

• N/A

PPE • Masks




• N/A

Resources • Facilitator check list • Participant check list • COVIDSafe Facility setup checklist • COVIDSafe Facility access FAQ

• N/A





SCENARIO C NA


• COVIDSafe Contact Tracing checklist • COVIDSafe Meeting room checklist • COVIDSafe Cleaning Guide




5.2.7. Club Development Programs

Club Development Programs



SCENARIO C N/A


Classroom / Workshop • Pre – registrations only





• Contact tracing



• Limited participation and facilitator numbers





• Contact tracing

• No interstate travel


• Online only

Outdoor / Practical –Scenarios based

• Registrations, pre-register only

• Limited to registered participants and facilitators only




• Limited to participants and facilitators only


• Contact tracing

• N/A





SCENARIO C N/A


Event • Registrations, pre-register only







• Potential for online options


• Online only

Equipment • Additional cleaning of equipment and high touch areas

• Own drink bottle

• Individual catering options

• • N/A

PPE • Masks




• N/A

Resources • Facilitator check list • Participant check list • COVIDSafe Facility setup checklist • COVIDSafe Facility access FAQ • COVIDSafe Contact Tracing checklist • COVIDSafe Meeting room checklist

• • N/A





SCENARIO C N/A










6. Activity Group: Education and Learn to Swim Services 6.1. Preamble 1. The purpose of this section in LSV’s COVIDSafe plan is to outline the recovery roadmaps

and recovery scenarios for all activities within the education services activity group.

2. The input into planning this section has been provided by the LSV Education Team, Delivery partners and customers and Relevant government and industry stakeholders. The responsibility for developing and managing this section rests with the GM Education & Sport, Kate Simpson.


(a) School Excursion Programs

(b) School Incursion Programs

(c) Community Programs

(d) Older Adult Programs

(e) Learn to Swim Programs (Swim & Survive)

(f)


(a) LSV Education Team

(b) LSV Education Instructors

(c) Partnering Schools

(d) Partnering Community Organisations

(e) Swim & Survive Licences




7. Activity Group: Public Training Services 7.1. Preamble 1. The purpose of this section in LSV’s COVIDSafe plan is to outline the recovery roadmaps

and recovery scenarios for all activities within the public training activity group.

2. The input into planning this section has been provided by the LSV Public Training Team, Delivery partners and customers, relevant government and industry stakeholders. The responsibility for developing and managing this section rests with the GM Training & Pool Safety, Andy Dennis.


(a) Wet Courses – Pool Based

(b) Wet Courses – Open Water Based

(c) Dry Courses


(a) LSV Public Training Team

(b) Partnering Customers

(c) Trainers

(d) Licences & Service Members




8. Activity Group: Pool Safety 8.1. Preamble 5. The purpose of this section in LSV’s COVIDSafe plan is to outline the recovery roadmaps

and recovery scenarios for all activities within the pool safety activity group.

6. The input into planning this section has been provided by the LSV Public Training Team, Delivery partners and customers, relevant government and industry stakeholders. The responsibility for developing and managing this section rests with the GM Training & Pool Safety, Andy Dennis.


(a) Safety Assessments

(b) Mystery Guests Visits

(c) Design Audits


(a) LSV Pool Safety Team

(b) Key Customers

(c) Pool Safety Assessors




9. Activity Group: LSV Offices & Warehouses 9.1. Preamble 1. The purpose of this section in LSV’s COVIDSafe plan is to outline the recovery roadmaps

and recovery scenarios for all activities within the LSV offices & warehouses activity group.

2. The input into planning this section has been provided by the Executive Management Team and Business Unit Managers. The responsibility for developing and managing this section rests with the GM Corporate Services, Penny Callaghan.


(a) Office Areas

(b) Warehouse Areas

(c) Gym & Recreations Areas


(a) LSV staff and volunteers




10. Activity Group: LSV Offices & Warehouses 10.1. Preamble 5. The purpose of this section in LSV’s COVIDSafe plan is to outline the recovery roadmaps

and recovery scenarios for all activities within the LSV functions & events activity group.

6. The input into planning this section has been provided by the The Views Team, Executive Management Team and Delivery partners and customers. The responsibility for developing and managing this section rests with the GM People, Emma Atkins.


(a) Internal Meetings

(b) External Meetings

(c) Internal Events

(d) External Events

(e) Café


(a) LSV staff and volunteers

(b) Key customers




11. Resources Go to https://lsv.com.au/clubcovidrecovery

COVIDSafe Planning / All Resources

12. Case Management Emergency Action Plan

13. Document History

Date Change Revision

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