blue cards

WHAT IS A BLUE CARD

A Blue Card is a Queensland government-issued working with children check, ensuring the safety and well-being of minors in environments where adults work or volunteer. For SLSQ Members, having a Blue Card is essential, as it allows you to engage in activities that involve children, from surf sports to educational programs. Whether you are a volunteer, coach, or involved in lifesaving duties, a valid Blue Card is required to ensure a safe and secure environment for everyone. It’s a key part of upholding SLSQ's commitment to child safety.

Quick Reference Guide

Feeling a bit lost? Use this quick reference guide that explains the blue card application process.

Ready to apply?

Pre-requisites:
➢ Be a Financial Surf Life Saving Club Member
➢ 18 years and over or approaching your 18th birthday
➢ Hold valid Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) Identification or Customer Reference Number
➢ Your identification photo with Qld TMR is not older than 6 years and 11 months

Once you have applied, you will need to verify your membership details so your Blue Card Registration or Valid Blue Card can be linked to our organisation.

Having Issues?

Email:

Call Blue Card Services:

  • 07 3211 6999 or 1800 113 611.

blue card screen policy

This policy provides direction to all SLS Clubs, Branches and SLSQ regarding the legislative and compliance requirements of the Blue Card System administered under the Working with Children (Risk Management and Screening) Act 2000 (Act). This policy is also a mandatory component of the SLSQ Child and Youth Risk Management Strategy.

The purpose of this policy is ultimately to maintain the safety and wellbeing of children and adults engaged with Surf Lifesaving in Queensland, through the provision of robust organisational practices and procedures in line with the legislative requirements for Blue Card Screening.

The most important consideration when making an employment screening decision is the safety and wellbeing of children, and in particular a child’s entitlement to be cared for in a way that protects them from harm and that promotes their wellbeing.

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