Stadium Stomp 2023 - 4 June | Inspector-General for Emergency Management Victoria

All hazards

Risks spanning across multiple hazard types and across the emergency management system.

Biosecurity

Exotic animal and plant disease outbreaks and pest incursions can have significant economic, community and environmental impacts.

Bushfire and other fires

Bushfire and other fires have potential consequences including loss of life and property, and damage to infrastructure and environment.

Climate change

Risks include more days of extreme heat, harsher fire weather, less rainfall and rising sea levels.

Communications disruption

Communications services are crucial in keeping communities safe, connected and informed before, during and after emergencies.

Cyber security and ICT systems failure

Risks relating to the confidentiality, availability, integrity of information and data and disruption of services.

Energy supply disruption

Reliable energy supplies are critical to many social and economic activities.

Flood

Major flood events have occurred in Victoria every 10 to 20 years, with much of the increasing risk created by human settlement.

Hazardous material incident

Potential risks relate to many places where Victoria’s hazardous materials are manufactured, stored, transported, used and disposed.

Heatwave

Heatwaves are considered to be the ‘silent killer’ of extreme weather events and are the leading cause of weather-related deaths in Australia.

Public health emergency

Risks may relate to the delivery of public health services, with impacts on community health and wellbeing and potential for loss of life.

Supply chain disruption

Geopolitical, environmental, economic, societal and infrastructure-related shocks can expose supply chains to wide ranging consequences.

Terrorism and extremism

Attacks carried out by individuals or non-state groups with ideological, political or religious goals can result in loss of life, severe injury and/or material damage.

Water supply disruption

Risks include collection, storage, treatment, delivery, availability and allocation of water for consumption and environmental, recreation and cultural uses.

Workforce and resourcing

Risks may relate to human resource supply and skills to support emergency management operations.

Are you looking for a personal challenge?

Want to be involved with a unique event at an awesome venue? Are you ready to Step Up in 2023?

Then you need to register for Stadium Stomp MCG happening on Sunday 4th June!

The Emergency Services Foundation is once again a proud charity partner of the 2023 Stadium Stomp (External link) (External link).

Funds raised from the Stomp support the Foundation's continued efforts to prevent, promote and address the incidence and impact of mental injury for the 139,000 emergency management volunteers and paid staff who serve Victorian communities.

Emergency services wave

The 10:45am wave time has been reserved for emergency services personnel, with the short and full course options available. Please register for that wave to join colleagues from across the sector, or registering for any wave time will still allow you to the option to support the Foundation as a fundraising charity.

Sunday 4 June

10:45am

MCG

https://www.stadiumstomp.com/events/melbourne/ (External link) (External link)

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