[removed]VICTORIAN DROWNING REPORT Contents

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Date: 2014-08-07 23:47:00 Public safety Royal Life Saving Society Australia Drowning Water safety in New Zealand Life Saving Victoria Lifeguard Lifesaving Royal Life Saving Society of Canada Surf Life Saving Australia Surf lifesaving Sports Recreation		[removed]VICTORIAN DROWNING REPORT Contents Add to Reading List Source URL: www.watersafety.vic.gov.au Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,44 MB Share Document on Facebook

	Rip Currents Of all the hazards at surf beaches, rip currents are by far the deadliest. The United States Lifesaving Association (USLA) estimates over 100 people in the United States are killed by rip currents each year DocID: 1tqBA - View Document
	Guide for children’s group chaperones AT THE POOL INTRODUCTION An outing at the pool on these hot summer days is sure to be a fun time for participants and for DocID: 1ro06 - View Document
	Pool Rules The following rules and regulations are set in place to ensure the safety of all users within the facility. Any person found to be violating these rules may be asked to leave. Entering the Pool • DocID: 1rhZF - View Document
	Parks & Recreation Department Minutes These minutes have been posted for your convenience. The current minutes have not been approved by the Parks & Recreation DepartmentMonthly Meeting Minutes DocID: 1rfel - View Document
	American Red Cross Classes Lifeguarding & Shallow Water Attendant Trainings Location Course DocID: 1r3c4 - View Document