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This International Men’s Health Week, SETS are encouraging men to take a practical step for their health.

The 2026 theme is See a GP, highlighting the importance of speaking with a doctor when something feels off with your physical, mental or emotional wellbeing.

In emergency response, mining, construction and industrial environments, people are trained to notice risk, act early and look out for others.

The same approach matters for your health.

Use this week as a prompt to:

• Book a health check
• Speak up if you are struggling
• Check in with a mate
• Make time for movement, rest and recovery
• Seek support early

You do not need to wait until something becomes serious.
Look after yourself. Look after your mates. Book the appointment.

A look back at the firefighting category from SMERC, stunningly captured by Ten Sharks Photography!

This part of the competition puts teams under pressure and tests more than technical skill. It demands communication, teamwork, composure and the ability to respond effectively in a fast-moving situation.

These photographs capture the focus and intensity of the category, along with the professionalism competitors bring to every scenario.

SETS is proud to support competitions that reflect the realities of emergency response and help strengthen capability across the industry.

Exciting things are happening this week at INTERSCHUTZ 2026!

The SETS team is currently in Hannover, Germany, attending one of the world’s leading trade fairs for fire and rescue services, civil protection and safety.

This event brings together emergency response professionals, suppliers, manufacturers and industry leaders from across the globe to explore new technology, equipment, systems and ideas shaping the future of emergency response.

For SETS, it is a chance to:

- Connect with global suppliers and industry partners
- Explore new equipment and fleet solutions
- Review emerging trends in emergency response and rescue
- Bring fresh ideas back to support Australian worksites

We’ll share a full wrap-up after the event, including key takeaways and insights from the team.

Stay tuned for more from INTERSCHUTZ 2026.

To learn more about SETS’ emergency response training, vehicles, personnel and equipment, contact our team today.

A big thank you to the volunteers who gave their time to support SMERC.

From helping bring scenarios to life to adding pressure, realism and unpredictability for competitors, your contribution plays an important role in the value of the event.

These scenarios are stronger because of the people willing to step in and help make them feel real.

SETS appreciates the time, energy and support of every volunteer involved.

Events like this are only possible because of the people behind the scenes who help make them happen.

📸Ten Sharks Photgraphy

SETS provides the highest standard of safety and emergency response training. To maintain this standard, some course fees will increase from 1 July 2026.

We want to give you the opportunity to secure current pricing before the change.
Book and pay during June to lock in current rates, even for courses scheduled later in the year.

Courses effected:

- RII30719 Certificate III in Emergency Response and Rescue: Current $5,500 - 1 July $5,650 (Save $150)

- Road Crash Rescue: Current $850 - 1 July $995 (Save $145)

- Respond & Suppress Urban Fire : Current $1,299 - 1 July $1,399 (Save $100)

- Respond & Suppress Wildfire : Current $1,299 - 1 July $1,450 (Save $151)

- Operate Pumps : Current $795 - 1 July $895 (Save $100)

Please note: Self Contained Breathing Apparatus, Fire Team Operations, Vertical Rescue, Hazmat, and Confined Space Rescue will remain at their current competitive rates.

SETS training is built for real emergency response environments, with experienced trainers, practical scenarios and nationally recognised outcomes.
Secure your training in June to lock in current pricing.
Contact the SETS team today to book your course.

When emergency response equipment is selected in isolation, gaps can appear where it matters most.

At SETS, equipment is part of a bigger system.

As one of the key pillars of our turnkey emergency management solution, equipment is chosen based on real operational needs, site risks and the people using it. That means it is not simply supplied. It is aligned with training, personnel and fleet to support better readiness on site.

From emergency response and medical equipment through to specialist rescue capability, our approach is focused on reliability, compliance and practical performance in real conditions.

It is one more way SETS helps clients create safer, more responsive worksites across Western Australia.

Head to our website to learn more.

🌐https://www.setservices.com.au/services/equipment/

A great evening to close out another strong SMERC event.

Congratulations to the Northern Star KCGM team on taking out the win, and well done to all teams who stepped up, competed hard and represented their sites so well across the event.

These competitions showcase the skill, preparation and teamwork that sit behind strong emergency response capability in our industry.

SETS is extremely proud to once again be part of SMERC and to support an event that continues to challenge teams, lift standards and bring the emergency response community together.

Congratulations to all participants, placegetters and winners.

📸EKC Photography

Happy Western Australia Day long weekend from the SETS team.

We hope you enjoy the chance to slow down, spend time with family and friends, and make the most of the long weekend.

If you are heading away, please take care on the roads. Plan ahead, allow extra travel time, take regular breaks, and stay alert behind the wheel.

As National Road Safety Week comes to a close, it is a timely reminder that road safety is not only a campaign message. It is a daily responsibility.

National Road Safety Week asks every Australian to drive as if the people they love are on the road ahead.

The campaign highlights a hard truth. Around 1,200 people are killed and more than 40,000 are seriously injured on Australian roads each year.

At SETS, we know road incidents demand skill, preparation and fast, effective response. That is why road crash rescue training remains such an important part of emergency response capability for high risk sites and industries.

If you are interested in building practical rescue skills or strengthening your team’s emergency response readiness, visit the SETS website to learn more about Road Crash Rescue courses including PUASAR024 Undertake road crash rescue & PUASAR022 Participate in a rescue operation.

Train for the realities of emergency response with SETS.