National Standard Operating Procedures - Jul 2022
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4.2 Once patrolling has ceased for the day flags should be lowered.<br />
4.3 Flags shall be flown in the following fashion, depending on the number of<br />
clubhouse/tower flag-poles available.<br />
4.4 No flag shall fly above the NZ Flag (single pole) and if two poles are available no other<br />
flag shall fly on the pole with the NZ Flag.<br />
4.5 No Swimming Flag<br />
4.5.1 Where conditions prevent lifeguards from identifying a hazard free swimming<br />
area, a dangerous conditions patrol shall be declared and there shall be no<br />
placement of the red and yellow flags on the beach and the Clubhouse patrol<br />
flags (including the NZ flag) shall be removed. The red `No swimming’ flag<br />
shall be raised on the clubhouse/tower flagpole. As per the Dangerous<br />
Conditions NSOP.<br />
Single Flag Pole Setup<br />
Double Flag Pole Setup<br />
NSOP<br />
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