Drinks with Barry Kidd, a visitor from MFRS - SRT

Location: Fat Harry's Pub, Bugibba

Physical Training taking place between 1900-2030hrs.

Physical Training taking place between 1900-2030hrs.

All members of the St John Rescue Corps are invited to attend the Annual General Meeting of the St John Association (Malta) as follows:

Date: Thu 13th June
Time: 1900hrs
Venue: St John Association HQ, Valletta

Officers' Uniform (who have it): Khaki shirt, Khaki Trousers, Sam Browne Belt without cross strap, black shoes and peaked cap, including relevant rank insignia and Medal ribbons (including medal ribbon of 25th Anniversary of St.JRC).

Members & Recruits: Blue t-shirt, blue operational trousers, boots, St.JRC belt with rank insignia slide displayed on the left waist area. Members to wear beret (or baseball cap). Recruits to wear Corps baseball cap.

Please register your attendance on VR.

James Cilia
Rescue Superintendent
HR & Training

Rescue Equipment Static Display

Rescue Vehicle Static Display

Fire Safety Education (Kitchen Fires)

Underwater Clean ups (1300 hours onwards - Divers to kindly advise ops@stjohnmalta.org with their equipment requirements such as tanks, regulators etc.)

PT

High Angle - USAR Course Session 13 - L2 Hauling Systems

Dear All,

We shall be attending a Car Show during Qormi Day whilst setting up a static display of our equipment / vehicles and also introducing ourselves to the public whilst explaining what we do

Please be reminded that this Wed 8th May at 1900hrs there shall be a Physical Training session. This training is open to all members including recruits.

Dear All,

On the 25th of May Training is postponed for all personnel and a full day's worth of maintenance is planned. We shall be starting at 0900 local time, therefore, it is suggest one attends earlier to be prepared.

Also, furthermore, kindly see mail below from our Commissioner in this regard:

Dear ALL

In a meeting held today at Fort Madalena it was decided to dedicate Saturday 25^th May as a General Working Day at the Fort.  On this day we will not be carrying out any training activities and ALL members are expected to attend to give a hand to the Fort Commandant to complete some tasks which have now been pending for a long time.  We will be doing a number of projects which include the clearing away of extra material no longer needed by the Corps and a general clean-up and weeding to get the Fort in shape for forthcoming activities.

We have selected this date as I expect all members to attend and make necessary arrangements in advance to turn up and do their bit.  We will also be planning the work schedule in advance so that we will know exactly what needs to be done.  We will also be organising lunch so there is no need to bring one’s own food, although anyone intending to eat at the fort (against payment) is to inform Rescue Officer Anthony Buhagiar of this beforehand so that supplies can be bought.

If anyone is unable to attend, I would expect that this is reported to the Officer in charge of the member’s respective Branch.  Reasons for non-attendance should be genuine.  Otherwise I expect to see everyone, on board to do their bit.

All Officers are kindly asked to forward this email to their respective team members.  The work at the Fort cannot be done by only a few persons.....if everyone puts in that extra effort, we will manage to do some good work and catch up with areas of work where we have fallen back.  If members want to bring their family and friends to assist....by all means, let them do so......many hands, make light work J.

Regards and thank you all for your continuous assistance.