Bronze Medallion (PUA20119) - SRC to BM Transition
BM-TR-MEM
This is the SLSA Bronze Medallion which will also result in members successfully achieving the PUA20119 Certificate II in Public Safety (Aquatic Rescue) qualification.
Upon successful completion of the Surf Rescue Certificate (SRC), members will have completed around half of the content of the Bronze Medallion (BM). Members who are proficient in their SRC can transition to their BM and receive recognition for the skills and knowledge that they have already gained and maintained.
The transition pathway is available for SRC holders who:
- have completed their SRC within 3 years prior to commencing the BM
- are proficient in their SRC
- are confident in their abilities in radio and rescue operations.
Upon successful completion of the Surf Rescue Certificate (SRC), members will have completed around half of the content of the Bronze Medallion (BM). Members who are proficient in their SRC can transition to their BM and receive recognition for the skills and knowledge that they have already gained and maintained.
The transition pathway is available for SRC holders who:
- have completed their SRC within 3 years prior to commencing the BM
- are proficient in their SRC
- are confident in their abilities in radio and rescue operations.
Introduction:
The Bronze Medallion / Certificate II in Public Safety (Aquatic Rescue) (PUA20119) course provides participants with the skills and knowledge of basic surf awareness in order to be able to participate in lifesaving operations. The course covers all aspects of Lifesaving including rescues‚ the provision of first aid‚ spinal management‚ radio communication and beach management. This is a core award to be a surf lifesaver in Australia.
Target Audience:
The transition pathway is available for SRC holders who:
• have completed their SRC within 3 years prior to commencing the BM
• are proficient in their SRC
• are confident in their abilities in radio and rescue operations.
Course candidates should be a minimum 14 years old to commence training. Course candidates should be a minimum 15 years old at date of final assessment. Be able to swim 400m in 9 minutes or less (goggles and mask permitted)‚ in a swimming pool of at least 25m in length or over a measured open-water course. As long as you are continuously swimming‚ you can choose your own swim stroke.
• have completed their SRC within 3 years prior to commencing the BM
• are proficient in their SRC
• are confident in their abilities in radio and rescue operations.
Course candidates should be a minimum 14 years old to commence training. Course candidates should be a minimum 15 years old at date of final assessment. Be able to swim 400m in 9 minutes or less (goggles and mask permitted)‚ in a swimming pool of at least 25m in length or over a measured open-water course. As long as you are continuously swimming‚ you can choose your own swim stroke.
Learning Outcomes:
- PUAOPE013 Operate communications systems and equipment
- PUASAR012 Apply surf awareness and self-rescue skills
- PUASAR013 Participate in an aquatic rescue operation
- HLTAID010 Provide basic emergency life support
- PUACOM001 Communicate in the workplace
- PUATEA001 Work in a team
- PUATEA004 Work effectively in a public safety organisation
- PUAWHS001 Follow defined work health & safety policies & procedures
Learning Methods:
Blended Learning: Blended learning combines elements of both traditional classroom learning and online learning. It integrates face-to-face instruction with online activities‚ providing a hybrid learning experience that combines the benefits of both approaches.
Program Benefits:
Content:
Upcoming Workshops
28
Sep
Palm Beach SLSC (Youth Week) SRC/BRONZE MEDALLION TRANSITION COURSE FOR MEMBERS ONLY
28 September - 2 October 2026
08:00 am - 02:00 pm
Surf Life Saving Queensland
Cost: $0.00
Vacancies: 499
29
Sep
North Burleigh SLSC - SRC/BRONZE MEDALLION TRANSITION COURSE FOR MEMBERS ONLY
29 September - 2 October 2026
08:30 am - 04:30 pm
Surf Life Saving Queensland
Cost: $0.00
Vacancies: 25