The SES provides a volunteer response capability for severe storms and
floods, road crash rescue, search and rescue/recovery and a range of
other general rescue and community support roles.
In addition the SES provides whole of government advice and executive
support to the State Emergency Management Committee and Regional Emergency
Management Planning
Groups. It also takes the lead with much of the State's emergency
management planning and emergency risk management work.
This website provides information on the history of the SES, public
safety, emergency management plans and much more.
There is also information about the SES Units and how to become an SES volunteer.