Razor's cute smile and warm personality make him a delight to be around. With over 14 years in the sport, over 7000 jumps, 130 plus base jumps, Razor has been known to occasionally land on things he shouldn't.  After a few confidence beers, he's unstoppable, on the dance floor and elsewhere.  A man of contradictions, his latest hobby is dirt bike riding, he is lead singer in the famous heavy metal band Seven Header and chooses to fill his down time with Scrabble on his i-phone.

This suave gentleman has over 9000 skydives and is currently full time General Manager at Skydive the Beach.  He has a wicked sense of humour that often leaves the office chickas gasping for breath.  Tim has two of the most loved hounds in Wollongong, a favourite with the marketing team, although his baby (a bull mastiff puppy) is more like a small horse than a dog!

Originally from Port Macquarie, Kip is a graduate of the New Zealand Skydiving Schools' Diploma of Skydiving and has blitzed 6500 skydives in under 6 years, a massive effort.  Kip has come a long long way from his first position with us as packer and occasional slave boy (don't remind him, it's a time in his life he'd rather forget!).  He is now one of our most experienced instructors, has the best laugh at the drop zone and is a base jumper as well.  Kip spends his spare time building rocket ships, wrangling his one year old son, and fixing stuff (ah, to have a useful man around the house! Sigh).

The original terminator, Arnie is our very own bionic man… well he did have a hip replacement in November 2006, and was jumping again within 3 months! With over 10,000 skydives, Greg is holds an Instructor A rating (the highest instructional rating possible). He started jumping as a naive 22 year old while in San Diego on a navy trip. Greg has achievements aplenty under his belt, including being a gold medal winning world champion, and Australian champion 5 times over, his most recent is a 25 way canopy formation Australian record early in 2007. This father of one has a dream holiday destination… Santorini.

We love this man; he makes us all feel good about ourselves. Both a skydiver and ex base jumper (wifey won't let him anymore now he's a Dad), this guy's an expert at controlled crash landings.  With an alter ego that matches that of Borat, Bowie is not often allowed out in public, in fact most of our newer staff have never even met him!  He has been known to scuba dive, sail boats and hang-glide, crash cars and drink irresponsible amounts of tequila.  Bowie is currently obsessed with model aeroplanes and helicopters and has a garage full of wreckages ("they'll fly again after I fix them, they will!").  He has two degrees and still cannot spell, occasionally snots himself when laughing and is a movie addict.  Looking after the boss is a full time job for most of the office staff at Skydive the Beach.

Widely recognised as the backbone of the operation, Nick has been with Skydive the Beach for 8 years.  He has the most stressful and dangerous job in the company yet manages to help everyone and retain a friendly smile!  You will usually meet him on the way to the airport, Nick is responsible for making sure the bus and its passengers get to the plane safely, and that the instructors don't get lost between jumps.  He has recently handed in his PhD, we can't wait to start calling him Doctor Nick! Nick is the proud father of 2 great kids and still smitten with the love of his life, he has also survived 7 skydives.

Rob is one of our most experienced skydivers at Skydive the Beach. He has been jumping for 18 years and has upwards of 10,000 jumps. He's represented Australia 6 times in international competitions, and says his greatest achievement is that he is "still alive"! Born in Lismore and grown in Lennox Head, this feisty carrot top likes dressing as a cow on the odd occasion (nothing to do with his upbringing apparently). Robbie holds an Instructor A licence and flies aeroplanes, hang-gliders, and parachutes at ultra-high speeds. Currently he's on the National Canopy Piloting team.

Not to be forgotten, Kim is the glue that holds all of our accounts together! Only seen a few days a week in the office (ah, the joys of being a working mother), Kim decides who has been naughty, who has been nice, and who deserves their pay this week. We are actually pretty glad that we don't see Kim too often, she has been known to regularly lead the office girls astray with her 'Chardy Thursdays', this results in a minimum amount of work being completed after the first bottle is opened. Lately she braved the skies for her first awesome jump and could be heard wondering why she left it so long.

With 70 jumps to his credit and a Licence B, Ben is Skydive the Beach's Minister of Transport.  He packs parachutes, drives buses and is known as the fixer.  Widely regarded as the moral compass of the company (always pointing to fun), Ben is a part time youth worker who has recently returned from a great trip to Cambodia.  We try not to hold it against him that he drives a moped.

Kev is a family man who pays the bills with his adrenaline addiction.  He has over 10,000 jumps under his belt and has been in the sport an impressive 26 years, you are in experienced hands with this guy.  Kev did one of the first tandem jumps over St Kilda and was super pumped to be skydiivng over Melbourne city!!  Bonsai plants and book reading round out the peaceful life of this big man who still has the ability to get into mischief when occasion knocks.

Tandem instructor Kieran has an interesting history… grew up on a cattle station in central QLD, represented QLD in showjumping, and was former horse and heartbreaker!  He has over 5500 jumps, 300 base jumps and represented Australia in South Africa last year in swooping (one of the 'cooler' skydive disciplines).  Ladies, Kieran is currently single (yahoooo!) and loves to cook, spicy green thai curry is apparently a specialty!  You’ll have to be quick; he defects to California every winter to work for the USA season.

Andy is a tandem instructor with 4000 jumps, he is also smart enough to fly a plane (80 hours), and quit base jumping while he was ahead (well got caught actually!).  At only 30 Andy has been jumping for over 10 years and is an AFF instructor with an Instructor B rating.  Like Bowie he is a model aeroplane builder and flyer, however unlike Bowie we reckon his would generally fly for more than 2 mins without crashing!

Tandem Master Ben claims he joined the sport because he wasn’t very good at anything else, but we know he’s a modest all-rounder. Ben has 4000 jumps to his name and during his 6 years skydiving has represented Australia twice in the ‘canopy piloting’ division of the sport. Before he started throwing himself out of a plane for a living he also had the brains to study environmental science at university. Ben is somewhat of a cosmopolite and prior to becoming an adrenalin junkie spent 4 years living in London as a barman and has been known to make (and consume) a tasty cocktail or 7.