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Friday, 23 December 2011 12:21






IMRF Mass Rescue Conference in Gothenburg, Sweden.


3rd - 5th June 2012


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The second conference in IMRF's "Gothenburg" series on mass rescue operations focus on on-scene and shoreside issues, coordination, communications, planning and training needs.


There will be presentations on various aspects of this most challanging of subjects; but the main parts of the events will be based around the two exercise scenarious, to be discussed by working groups.



International speakers will include:



  Captain Rolf Westerström, Chief Executive Office, SSRS


  Michael Vlasto, Chairman, IMRF, and Operations Director, RNLI - UK


  Jan Mosander, survivor, Costa Concordia


  Mary Landry, Director of Incident M&R Policy, US Coast Guard


  Captain Udo Helge Fox, Executive Director, German Maritime SAR Service


  Captain Trevor Bailey, Seatag Safety Systems


  John Dalziel, Interferry




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Tuesday, 01 May 2012 08:29


We are making a formal introduction of the IMRF's Members Assisting Members Mutual Aid Scheme. Members, log in and go to the library now and get your letter and audit form!

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Our Mission

The International Maritime Rescue Federation (IMRF) brings the world's maritime search and rescue organisations together in one global - and growing - family, accredited at the International Maritime Organization (IMO).
IMRF's member organisations share their lifesaving ideas, technologies and experiences and freely cooperate with one another to achieve their common humanitarian aim: "Preventing loss of life in the world's waters".

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