SESVA Committee Members
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David Price | President | 0407 449 008 | dp@q-net.net.au | David has been a member of the SES for 22 years and originally joined the Rockingham SES unit, now it’s the Rockingham-Kwinana unit. David started in the Rescue Section of the unit and then moved to the Communications Section obtaining the positions of Senior Operator and then Deputy Section Leader. The Last seven years David has been the Training Manager of the Unit, including on two occasions being an acting Operations and Training Officer at the Metropolitan Regional Headquarters. |
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Dave Beard | Vice President | 0419 754 464 | Davebeard11@hotmail.com | Dave has been a volunteer member holding various positions within the Rockingham Kwinana Unit after joining in 1984, his currently position in the unit is Rescue Manager. Dave was one of the original WAVES committee members and served on the Association for many years and rejoined the Association last April after a short break. Dave has been appointed Deputy Unit Manager Operations for Rockingham Kwinana unit.
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John Capes OAM | Treasurer and Editor | 0407 429 554 | jcapes@bigpond.net.au |
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Phillip Petersen ESM | Metropolitan South | 0409 048 898 | phillip.petersen@bigpond.com | Phillip has been a SES volunteer since 1982, serving with Mandurah, Karratha and Gosnells units, including as Local Manager at Gosnells 1993-1997. Phillip is an instructor in a range of skills including Navigation, Search, First Aid and Road Crash Rescue. He was the inaugural coach for the National Road Crash Rescue West Australian SES teams. Phillip was the SES Volunteers Association President from 1999-2009. He acknowledges that one of his proudest moments as President was accepting the WA Citizen of the Year Gold Swan Award 2007 on behalf of WA SES volunteers. He also served on the SES Consultative Committee in that time. |
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Colleen Horton | Goldfields Region | 0417 185 292 | colleen.horton@westnet.net.au | Colleen has been a member of the Kalgoorlie-Boulder SES unit for 11 years. Within 12 months of joining the unit Colleen was elected to Training Manager which she held for five years, stepping down to have a baby. Colleen continued her SES activities behind the scenes keeping up with training to expand her skills and qualifications to provide further training for both Kalgoorlie-Boulder and Esperance members. Colleen’s major achievement is the development of the Goldfields SES Challenge which she has managed for the last four years. Colleen has held many positions in the local SES unit including Acting Manager and Acting Deputy Manager. |
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Marilyn Bardoe | Midwest Region | 0438 909 535 | mazi_55@live.com.au | Marilyn joined SES as a volunteer at Kondinin unit in 1996 where I became Deputy Local Manager. I moved to Broome in 1997 and became very active in the Broome Unit. Apart from the usual training courses that I have done over the years, including a Team Leader and Instructor in Search, I am also an instructor in EM 2000 and Work In Emergency Operations Centre. I have been Treasurer since 1998 and I have also been Admin Officer when we have not had one in the unit. |
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Brian (Bluey) Renehan | South West Region | 0438 897 140 | bluracin@bigpond.com | I Joined the SES Mandurah Unit in 1985 following the love of my life Gerry and transferred to Northern Territory Emergency Service in Alice Springs. I became an Instructor in 4wd and along with Gerry became part of the speedway cutting crew.I have since transferred to the Waroona Unit and have been on the Volunteer Association as the South West District Representative for approximately 5 years. I have very strong principles regarding the SES volunteers and will do my very best to assist in the South West wherever possible |
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Keith Squibb | Pilbara Region | 0448 345 801 | k_squibb@bigpond.com | Keith has been a volunteer member of the SES for some 25 years, starting out with Stirling SES Unit. He was a member of the rescue team in this unit until he took on the role of Local Manager. Through work he transferred to the Geraldton Unit helping out in various roles until taking up the position as Local Manager. A while later he took a break from SES for some 4 years until the Geraldton Unit sort his return. On returning he held the position of training manager and later co-Deputy Local Manager until he transferred to Karratha Unit due to employment relocation. Keith has been in the Karratha Unit approximately 2 years and currently holds the Training Manager role. Keith actively assists units throughout the Pilbara in regional training. |
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Jen Chalmers | Secretary | 0408 948 798 | jensplace@bigpond.com | Jen is relatively new to the SES joining a year ago with Canning/South Perth SES unit. |
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Beth Hales | Kimberly Region | 0413 867 136 | bethhales@bigpond.com | Beth has been involved in SES since 2002. Her first year was with the Darwin, NT unit, and then moved to Derby in 2003 where she joined that unit. During her time with Derby, she fulfilled many roles including Administration Officer, Treasurer and Deputy Manager. She joined the Kununurra Unit in 2008. |
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Debora Hutchinson | Local Manager Representative | 0418 181 770 | rd.hutchinson@bigpond.com | Deb Hutchinson has been a member of the SES for nearly 25 years. Deb first started with Belmont local unit, in Operations and communications. Deb then moved to Swan Unit, where she did a bit of everything, search, storm damage, operations and communications and welfare officer. Deb then joined Logistic support at Belmont which later renamed the Regional Operations Support Section which she was Deputy Manager now Acting Manger. Deb has five children, which, two of them are within the emergency services. |
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Craig Greenbank | Metro North | 0438 119 152 | c.greenbank@iinet.com.au | Craig has been a volunteer member of the SES for 15 years and originally joined the Wanneroo SES unit. Craig was a rescue volunteer there for 5 years and helped out at the Wanneroo unit in various positions. He then went on to the Northshore Unit and then to the Stirling Unit where he has been for the past 8 years. In recent years due to work commitments Craig has focused his service to the SES Volunteer Association. Craig has been a member of the Association since 2000.
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Zarik | Great Southern Region | 0419 558 632 | zarikmac@harboursat.com.au | Zarik has been involved in emergency services volunteering since his early twenties having served in rural fire brigades in N.S.W and Queensland. His rural fire service was bought to a halt by rapid onset of the health condition CFS (Chronic fatigue). After moving to Western Australia he joined the Albany Sea Rescue as a base radio operator. The time with the sea rescue showed him that even with a health condition that is sometimes disabling he was still able to give to the community. He then moved to Mt Barker and joined the SES and has been a member since June 2009. What is great about the SES is no matter your abilities there is a niche for anyone who is willing. |