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It's hard not to reflect back on my journey as I head back to town full time to spend more time with the kids. From ERT member to captain to ESO, I've met some amazing people. Thanks to everyone who backed me, trained me, trained with me, and that...
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101 Rescue Scenarios

This guidebook has been in the works for nearly two years. With the involvement of industry, shaping our future leaders and mentoring teams across all aspects our Industrial Rescue landscape. Iโ€™m proud to offer my mates out there a resource and...
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David Pickering
Looking forward to getting my hands on this cheers Jesse ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿผ
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101 Rescue Scenarios

This guidebook has been in the works for nearly two years. With the involvement of industry, shaping our future leaders and mentoring teams across all aspects our Industrial Rescue landscape. Iโ€™m proud to offer my mates out there a resource and...
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G'Day Everyone

I would just like to jump on here and give a quick hello and introduction! I'm Nick, and I've been in emergency services for the past 13 years. I have worked in various capacities in emergency response in Canada, Australia, and internationally. I am...
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COMING SOON!..

One of our projects - 101 Rescue Scenarios, Mines Emergency Response - 2025 Edition, is in the final stages and will be released shortly. This has been nearly two years in the making with consultation from our industrial rescue industry and...
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Jesse McNeilly

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Jesse McNeilly

Biography

Gโ€™day, My name is Jesse McNeilly, Iโ€™m 39 and Iโ€™m the founder of Rescue Connect. I come from a variety of backgrounds linked to my industrial rescue career of over 14 years now. Starting back in 2010 in Queensland I had an opportunity to carry out works in the industrial emergency field at a hard rock mine and fell in love with it. Prior to that I was in both the full time and reserve army in a combat role. This took me overseas on deployment to both Timor Lestรฉ (x2) and Afghanistan (x1), 2006 - 2008. Having joined at 16, I discharged from the regular army at 23 and remained in the army reserves since then. I wish to stay in this position as long as I can if Iโ€™m ever needed to defend Australia and its national interests. Iโ€™ve worked in many roles such as: Business owner (Safe Response), auditor, trainer, disaster response, fire and safety inspections, drafting plans and documents to name a few. My academic background streams over several areas, having completed a Masters Degree in Disaster and Emergency Response through ECU in 2019. Iโ€™m fascinated with human performance and leadership optimisation in order to create and utilise best practice to build functional emergency responders in our industry. My work in also extends offshore to places such as: The USA, Nepal, The Cook Islands, Fiji, Vietnam, North Macedonia, Poland, Afghanistan, Ukraine and others. Rescue Connect Mentor Mentor Capabilities: - Emergency Response and Rescue Management and Reform - ERT Capability and Preparedness coach - Leadership Training program developer - Research and innovations in Industrial Rescue - Training all Cert III UoCโ€™s Background and Interests summary: - 14 Years Current Medical Emergency Services Officer - 13 Years Current Emergency Response and Rescue Instructor - Author and public speaker - Sailing, travel, geopolitics, STEM, NLP and thoughtful spirituality for elite performance Iโ€™m here because we need more connection in our industry and quality spaces to connect and grow. This is what can help to save lives; community, passion, growth and knowledge. We need to move away from institutional thinking by inspiring better pathways to new knowledge through shared growth. Training and leadership is my passion because we learn with our colleagues. Iโ€™m looking forward to connecting with you!

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10 things I wish I knewโ€ฆ

Hereโ€™s a short video of 10 things I wish I knew when I started my Industrial Rescue career. Itโ€™s important that we manage the good with the bad to gain the most out of our time. How we show up is just as valuable to what we learn. Do you...
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David Pickering@Pickoz
David Pickering
Found that really beneficial cheers Jesse, as a newbie whoโ€™s just stepping into this field it can feel overwhelming the task I have ahead to get to a level of confidence and Iโ€™m sure I speak for others when I say guidance, encouragement and community is a blessing. All great points and 2 key points that stood out to me are - settling into a role and ignoring the noise that comes with any workplace, to create congruency not only for your own learning but for the good of the site dynamic. - It is an absolute honour to be trusted with others lives and we need to work together as a family with one motivation, making a safer workplace so everyone goes home to their families. I assume we are all here for the same core reason, to use our special skillset to help make a difference in the community. We have a responsibility to ourselves and our families, our team and those in our care to ensure we can show up in our best capacity, committed to continued development of our craft and to fostering a culture that encourages growth and pride. Iโ€™m excited and feeling privileged to step into this role and the next chapter of my life and peer guidance is a valuable asset to the culture and community. Really looking forward to meeting and learning from other good people who have chosen to dedicate their lives to the safety and wellbeing of others. Thanks brother, I know you spend a lot...
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10 things I wish I knewโ€ฆ

Hereโ€™s a short video of 10 things I wish I knew when I started my Industrial Rescue career. Itโ€™s important that we manage the good with the bad to gain the most out of our time. How we show up is just as valuable to what we learn. Do you...
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The THINK Principal

A great lesson for emergency responders as 99% of our workload is routine, boring and mundane. But, this is where the opportunities hide in plain sight. When we communicate to our peers this is a worthy method to inspire, teach, support and of...
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@JesseMcNeilly, this is actually really great. Words have meaning and sometimes we say things without understanding what impact they'll have. I'm guilty of it, but this is a good reminder of why it's important to think before speaking. Great post!
David Pickering@Pickoz
David Pickering
@NH88 love the honesty here bro. Weโ€™re all guilty of talking shite from time to time but it takes humility and strength to admit our shortfalls. Great post Jesse, the world would be a different place if we all followed this and cheers for yet another acronym ๐Ÿ˜ฎโ€๐Ÿ’จ๐Ÿ˜‚
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The THINK Principal

A great lesson for emergency responders as 99% of our workload is routine, boring and mundane. But, this is where the opportunities hide in plain sight. When we communicate to our peers this is a worthy method to inspire, teach, support and of...
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