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AUSTRALIAN EMERGENCY
MANUAL SERIES
PART IV
Skills for Emergency Services Personnel
Manual 32
LEADERSHIP
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AUSTRALIA
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Disclaimer
This publication is presented by Emergency Management Australia for the purpose of disseminating
emergency management information free of charge to individuals who provide professional training
and supervision to members of professional organisations in the field of emergency management.
Professional organisations include but are not limited to, professional fire fighters, trained emergency
services volunteers, and members of State/Territory police and rescue organisations whose members
have training and basic competencies in emergency management services.
The information in this publication is not intended to be used by the general public or untrained
persons, and is not a substitute for professional advice and /or training. Untrained persons should not
use this publication unless a trained and qualified emergency management professional supervises
them and/or their training in the subjects listed in the publication.
Emergency Management Australia in consultation with emergency management professionals and
subject matter experts exercises care in the compilation and drafting of this publication, however, the
document and related graphics could include technical inaccuracies or typographical errors and the
information provided may not be appropriate to all situations. In no event shall the Commonwealth of
Australia (acting through Emergency Management Australia) be liable for any damages whatsoever,
whether in an action of contract, negligence or other tortious action, arising out of or in connection with
the sue of or reliance on any of the information presented in this publication.
Emergency Management Australia periodically updates the information in this publication. Before
using this publication please check with the Training Officer in the State Emergency Services
organisation in your State/Territory to ensure that this edition is the most recent and updated version
of the publication.
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First published 1997
ISBN 0 642 26678 6
Edited and published by Emergency Management Australia
Typeset by Director Publishing and Visual Communications, Department of Defence
Printed in Australia by Paragon Printers, Canberra, ACT
NOTE: Expansion of the Australian Emergency Manuals Series
In August 1996 the National Emergency Management Principles and Practice Advisory
Group agreed to expand the original AEM Series to cover a more comprehensive range of
emergency management principles and practice publications. The new Series incorporates
the 20 original AEMs as PART IV of a five-part structure as follows:
PART I
The Fundamentals
PART II
Approaches to Emergency Management
PART III
Emergency Management Practice
PART IV
Skills for Emergency Services Personnel
PART V
The Management of Training
From November 1996, the title, number and Part-colour of relevant new or revised EMA
publications will reflect their place within the structure. Additionally, manuals in Part IV will be
individually colour-coded to match the original AEMs. Existing manuals will remain current
until their review date when they will be revised and integrated into the new Series. The first
stage of this transition is indicated below in lists which will change as each new manual is
published.
Original AUSTRALIAN EMERGENCY MANUAL SERIES
(available until integrated into new series upon review)
AEM-DISASTER RESCUE (3rd edition)
AEM-FLOOD RESCUE BOAT OPERATION
AEM-FOUR-WHEEL-DRIVE VEHICLE
OPERATION
AEM-COMMUNITY EMERGENCY PLANNING
GUIDE (2nd edition)
AEM-COMMUNICATIONS
AEM-ROAD ACCIDENT RESCUE
AEM-TRAINING MANAGEMENT
AEM-CHAINSAW OPERATION
AEM-MAP READING AND NAVIGATION
AEM-VERTICAL RESCUE
AEM-DISASTER MEDICINE
AEM-DISASTER RECOVERY
AEM-INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNIQUES
AEM-LAND SEARCH OPERATIONS
New AUSTRALIAN EMERGENCY MANUALS SERIES
PART IV - Skills for Emergency Services Personnel
Manual 1 STORM DAMAGE OPERATIONS (2nd edition) A
Manual 2 OPERATIONS CENTRE MANAGEMENT A
Manual 3 LEADERSHIP A
Manual LAND SEARCH OPERATIONS R
Manual ROAD ACCIDENT RESCUE R
Manual RESCUE (formerly Disaster Rescue) R
Manual EVACUATION MANAGEMENT D
Manual COMMUNICATIONS R
Manual EMERGENCY FOOD SERVICES D
Manual CIVIL DEFENCE D
Publishing status (11/96): A=Available; D=Development; R=Revision; P=Planned
NB.
Manuals will be issued subject to availability and guidelines in the latter paragraphs of the
Foreword, page v
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AMENDMENT LIST
Amendment
Effected
No.
Date
Signature
Date
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