NSW SES Woodburn Unit

NSW SES Woodburn Unit This is the page for the Woodburn Unit of the NSW State Emergency Service.

📢 Woodburn SES is recruiting for Road Crash Rescue OperatorsWhen serious incidents happen on our roads, SES volunteers a...
27/02/2026

📢 Woodburn SES is recruiting for Road Crash Rescue Operators
When serious incidents happen on our roads, SES volunteers are there alongside other emergency services to help save lives. If you’re calm under pressure, keen to learn new skills, and want to make a real difference, the Woodburn SES Unit is looking for you.
👉 What Road Crash Rescue Involves
As a Road Crash Rescue volunteer, you can train in:
- Vehicle access and extrication techniques
- Working safely with specialised rescue tools and equipment
- Supporting other emergency services at crash scenes
- Scene safety, traffic control and teamwork under pressure
You don’t need prior experience, just commitment, reliability, and a willingness to learn.
💛 Prefer a Different Kind of Role?
Woodburn SES also offers opportunities in:
- Flood Rescue
- Land Search
- Storm Response
- Administration & Logistics
- Community Engagement

🌟 Why Join Woodburn SES?
- Nationally recognised training
- A supportive, close‑knit team
- Skills that genuinely save lives
- The chance to help our community when it matters most
If you’re ready to step into a role with purpose, Road Crash Rescue could be your next challenge.
👉 Send us a message to learn more or start your SES journey today. ses.nsw.gov.au/volunteer

⭐ Join Woodburn SES — Become a Flood Rescue Operator⭐Floods are a reality in the Northern Rivers, and when communities n...
26/02/2026

⭐ Join Woodburn SES — Become a Flood Rescue Operator⭐
Floods are a reality in the Northern Rivers, and when communities need help, trained SES volunteers step up. If you want to learn lifesaving skills, support your neighbours, and be part of a dedicated local team, the Woodburn SES Unit is ready to welcome you.

Make a Real Impact in Flood Rescue
As a flood rescue volunteer, you can train in:
➡️Flood Boat Operations – navigating floodwaters safely to assist isolated residents
➡️Evacuations & Welfare Support – helping people reach safety during emergencies
➡️Swiftwater Awareness – understanding how to work safely around fast‑moving water

You don’t need prior experience — just a willingness to learn, a steady mindset, and a commitment to helping your community.

👉Not into getting on water? There are other ways to serve
Woodburn SES also trains volunteers in:
- Storm Response – tarping roofs, clearing trees, and supporting residents after storms
- Road Crash Rescue – assisting emergency services at serious incidents
- Administration & Logistics – keeping the unit organised and operational
- Community Engagement – sharing safety messages and supporting local events

💛 Why Join Woodburn SES?
- Nationally recognised training
- A supportive, close‑knit team
- Skills that genuinely save lives
- The chance to make a difference when it matters most

If you want to be part of a team that steps up when the community needs it most, flood rescue could be your next big step.
👉 Send us a message to learn more or start your SES journey today. ses.nsw.gov.au/volunteer

🌟 Woodburn SES is Recruiting 🌟Join the Team That Helps Keep Our Community SafeIf you’ve ever thought about giving back,...
22/02/2026

🌟 Woodburn SES is Recruiting 🌟
Join the Team That Helps Keep Our Community Safe
If you’ve ever thought about giving back, learning new skills, or being part of something bigger, now is the perfect time to step forward.

When you join Woodburn SES, you can train in a range of rewarding roles, including:
👉Storm Response – helping secure damaged roofs, clear fallen trees, and support the community after severe weather
👉Flood Rescue – flood boat operations, on water and in water rescue
👉Road Crash Rescue – supporting emergency services at serious incidents
👉Administration & Logistics – keeping the unit running smoothly behind the scenes
👉Community Engagement – sharing safety messages, supporting events, and helping locals prepare for emergencies

↗️ Why Volunteer with SES?
- Build real‑world skills and nationally recognised training
- Join a supportive, close‑knit team
- Make a meaningful difference during storms, floods, and emergencies
- Gain confidence, leadership experience, and lifelong friendships
- Be part of a proud tradition of community service in the Northern Rivers
Whether you’re hands‑on, people‑focused, or have great organisational skills, there’s a place for you at Woodburn SES

👉 Ready to take the first step? Send us a message or visit the NSW SES website to learn more about joining. www.ses.nsw.gov.au/volunteer

Your community needs people like you. Step up, get involved, and help keep our community safe. 💛🧡

NEW YEAR NEW YOU! SAY YES TO SOMETHING NEW and make a real difference in 2026.Join the Woodburn SES Unit and become par...
20/02/2026

NEW YEAR NEW YOU! SAY YES TO SOMETHING NEW and make a real difference in 2026.

Join the Woodburn SES Unit and become part of a team that helps our community when they need it most!

➡️Free Nationally Recognised Training provided – Learn valuable skills that last a lifetime
➡️Build lifelong friendships – Be part of a supportive team
➡️Endless opportunities to give back – Make a real impact in your community
➡️Learn essential emergency skills – Be ready when it matters most
➡️Work alongside other Emergency Services – Collaborate and grow

We’re looking for volunteers aged 16+ for a variety of roles, including:

👉Flood Rescue
👉Storm Response
👉Land Search
👉 Rescue Support Roles
👉Administration & Support Roles
👉Community Engagement and more!

Ready to step up? Apply now: https://www.ses.nsw.gov.au/volunteer

Bungawalbin and surrounds floodingMonitor conditionsAdviceThe NSW SES advises people in the following area(s) to MONITOR...
14/02/2026

Bungawalbin and surrounds flooding
Monitor conditions
Advice

The NSW SES advises people in the following area(s) to MONITOR CONDITIONS of the flooding on the Richmond River:

- Bungawalbin and surrounds

You should monitor conditions by checking warnings issued by NSW SES on their website and page, listening to your local ABC radio station, and following the latest weather information from the Bureau of Meteorology online.

What are we expecting?

The Bureau of Meteorology advises since 9:00 am Friday widespread rainfall totals up to 100 mm have been recorded over the Northern Rivers catchments. Heavy rainfall has eased and light to moderate rainfall is forecast over the Northern Rivers catchments during the next few days.

While flooding is no longer expected, NSW SES will continue to monitor the situation closely and will update warnings accordingly.

View the full warning: https://hazardwatch.gov.au/a/BULwO4

Download the Hazards Near Me App and set up ‘Watch Zones’ to receive warnings in real time. https://www.nsw.gov.au/emergency/hazards-near-me-app

For emergency assistance during a flood, storm or tsunami, call the NSW SES on 132 500. In a life-threatening emergency, call Triple Zero (000).

Post current at 12:21pm on Saturday 14th February 2026.

Message for Tourists and Visitors to our areaIf you are visiting our area this weekend, please plan your trip carefully....
12/02/2026

Message for Tourists and Visitors to our area
If you are visiting our area this weekend, please plan your trip carefully.

⚡Regularly check the weather and Live Traffic NSW for road closures.
⛺ Avoid camping near creeks and waterways or under trees
🚗 Be prepared as you might need to adjust your plans. You don’t want to be stuck on the side of the road with a car full of kids!
🍎🍇Pack some water and snacks in case of delays and remember, if it’s flooded, forget it.

Please call NSW SES on 132 500 for storm and flood assistance or Triple 000 for life threatening situations.
Photo credit - Get Ready Queensland

Bungawalbin and surrounds floodingStay informedAdviceThe NSW SES advises people in the following area(s) to STAY INFORME...
12/02/2026

Bungawalbin and surrounds flooding
Stay informed
Advice

The NSW SES advises people in the following area(s) to STAY INFORMED about predicted minor flooding on the Richmond River:

- Bungawalbin and surrounds

You should stay informed by monitoring warnings issued by NSW SES on their website and page, listening to your local ABC radio station, and checking the latest weather information from the Bureau of Meteorology online.

What are we expecting?

A cold front and its associated trough is crossing much of the state during Thursday, before lingering and deepening about the northeast from Friday and into the weekend.

Moderate to heavy rainfall is forecast from Thursday evening through into the weekend across the Northern Rivers catchments. Locally intense falls are also possible with thunderstorms from Thursday evening through to Friday morning.

This rainfall may cause minor flooding in the Northern Rivers catchments from late Friday. The exact location and timing of the heaviest falls remain uncertain. Localised river level rises and flash flooding are possible within the areas of heaviest rainfall.

NSW SES are monitoring the situation closely and will update warnings accordingly.

View the full warning: https://hazardwatch.gov.au/a/Zt3cdB

Download the Hazards Near Me App and set up ‘Watch Zones’ to receive warnings in real time. https://www.nsw.gov.au/emergency/hazards-near-me-app

For emergency assistance during a flood, storm or tsunami, call the NSW SES on 132 500. In a life-threatening emergency, call Triple Zero (000).

Post current at 3:12pm on Thursday 12th February 2026.

Today's thunderstorm forecast:🟢Non-severe thunderstorms possible on and east of the ranges, and .🟡Severe thunderstorms ...
12/02/2026

Today's thunderstorm forecast:

🟢Non-severe thunderstorms possible on and east of the ranges, and .

🟡Severe thunderstorms are possible central and north ranges and adjacent coasts, and along Queensland border,

🔴More likely .
bom.gov.au/location/austr…

MINOR FLOODING POSSIBLE IN THE NORTHERN RIVERS FROM FRIDAYIssued by Bureau of Meteorology at 1:34 pm AEDT on Thursday 12...
12/02/2026

MINOR FLOODING POSSIBLE IN THE NORTHERN RIVERS FROM FRIDAY
Issued by Bureau of Meteorology at 1:34 pm AEDT on Thursday 12 February 2026
Flood watch number: 1

A cold front and its associated trough is crossing much of the state during Thursday, before lingering and deepening about the northeast from Friday and into the weekend. Moderate to heavy rainfall is forecast from Thursday evening through into the weekend across the Northern Rivers catchments.

Locally intense falls are also possible with thunderstorms from Thursday evening through to Friday morning. This rainfall may cause minor flooding in the Northern Rivers catchments from late Friday.
The Northern Rivers catchments are relatively dry. The exact location and timing of the heaviest falls remain uncertain. Localised river level rises and flash flooding are possible within the areas of heaviest rainfall.

Flood classes (minor, moderate and major) are only defined for catchments where the Bureau provides a flood warning service.
Catchments likely to be affected include:
💧Tweed and Rous Rivers: Minor flooding
💧Brunswick River and Marshalls Creek: Minor flooding
💧Wilsons River: Minor flooding
💧Richmond River: Minor flooding

For the latest flood and weather warnings see www.bom.gov.au/weather-and-climate/warnings-and-alerts
For the latest rainfall and river level information see www.bom.gov.au/australia/flood

⚡Safety advice
Don't drive, walk, swim or play in floodwater because it is dangerous.
Stay away from flooded drains, rivers, streams and waterways.
Obey road closure signs. Plan ahead so you don't drive on flooded roads.
Check the ABC and local media for updates. The situation can change quickly, so stay informed.
For local emergency management warnings and advice visit www.ses.nsw.gov.au.
The next Flood Watch will be issued by 01:00 PM Australian Eastern Daylight Time on Friday 13 February 2026.The next Flood Watch will be issued by 01:00 PM AEDT on Friday 13 February 2026.

The Bureau of Meteorology has forecast the possibility of thunderstorms across Northern Rivers, Coffs and Clarence gover...
11/02/2026

The Bureau of Meteorology has forecast the possibility of thunderstorms across Northern Rivers, Coffs and Clarence government areas starting tomorrow and continuing over the weekend.

Thunderstorm activity is forecast to bring localised heavy rainfall to some areas leading to flash flooding and residents are asked to be prepared. Please remember exact location of storms is hard to predict this far out.

Download the Hazards Near Me app or NSW SES website to stay across warnings as they are issued or updated.

NSW SES is getting ready to respond to any storm impacts and asks the community to:
⚡ Tie down loose items outside their homes
🏠 Clear their gutters and trim any overhanging branches
🚗 Move their car undercover or away from trees and powerlines
💧 If you come across a flooded road, turn around and find an alternative route. Steer clear of floodwater.
☎️📞If you require assistance in floods or storms, call 132 500. In life threatening emergencies, call Triple Zero (000).

24/01/2026

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3 Uralba Street
Woodburn, NSW
2472

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+6102 132 500

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