MIRG

MIRG Library

Welcome to the Public Maritime Incident Response Groups (MIRG) Library

Chief Fire Officers Association

	Chief Fire Officers Association Fire & Rescue Marine Response Management Structure 2015
	CFOA FRMR Terms of Reference
	CFOA FRMR - Presentation
	Fire & Rescue Service Marine Response - Business Plan 2015 - 2018

Baltic Sea MIRG Project

	Baltic Sea MIRG Project - Leaflet 2015
	Baltic Sea Maritime Incident Response Survey - Final Report 2015
	European Maritime Traffic Risk Assessment on Ship Fires
	Or read the European Maritime Traffic Risk Assessment on Ship Fires online. (new window)
	Baltic Sea MIRG Project 2014-2016: Ship Fire Incident Analysis
	Or read the Baltic Sea MIRG Project 2014-2016: Ship Fire Incident Analysis online (new window)

Mass Rescue Operation Training Course - Shanghai 2015

Fire & Rescue Marine Response in the UK - Dave Sheppard

Projects & Reports

	Report of the “Sea of Change” Firefighting and Rescue at Sea Project (2003 – 2007)
	House of Commons Transport Committee - The Coastguard, Emergency Towing Vessels and the Maritime Incident Response Group - Sixth Report of Session 2010–12 - Volume 1
	House of Commons Transport Committee - The Coastguard, Emergency Towing Vessels and the Maritime Incident Response Group - Sixth Report of Session 2010–12 - Volume 2
	Review of Requirements of the MCA in Relation to Assisting with Incidents Involving Fire, Chemical Hazards and Industrial Accidents at Sea - Part 1
	European Maritime Traffic Risk Assessment on Ship Fires
	Or read the European Maritime Traffic Risk Assessment on Ship Fires online. (new window)

Various

	MIRG Leaflet - January 2016
	NCSR 4 IMRF Report 6-10 March 2017

Latest

Lifeboat Crews Across Europe Swap Places

IMRF holds its 8th annual European Lifeboat Crew Exchange, where crew members swap places to learn about different equipment and gain experience in new locations The International Maritime Rescue Federation (IMRF) has successfully held its eighth European Lifeboat Crew Exchange Programme, with 72 maritime search and rescue (SAR) professionals from 14 countries across Europe taking part.
Lifeboat Crews Across Europe Swap Places

IMRF holds its 8th annual European Lifeboat Crew Exchange, where crew members swap places to learn about different equipment and gain experience in new locations The International Maritime Rescue Federation (IMRF) has successfully held its eighth European Lifeboat Crew Exchange Programme, with 72 maritime search and rescue (SAR) professionals from 14 countries across Europe taking part.
Governance
IMRF Second Fundraising and Communication Skills-Share hosted by the Swedish Sea Rescue Society (SSRS)

“It was two very productive days in keeping our skills current. Tacit and explicit knowledge (information, skills, or expertise) was “It was two very productive days in keeping our skills current. Tacit and explicit knowledge (information, skills, or expertise) was exchanged among experts of our organizations. Skill-sharing not only bolstered our understanding, but helped create an archive of accessible knowledge. "

Meet the new Board of Trustees

Meet the new Board of Trustees - elected at the QGM in Vancouver on 18 June 2019.
International Maritime Rescue Federation Elects New Board

IMRF members elected their new Board of Trustees yesterday (18 June 2019) at their Quadrennial General Meeting (QGM) in Vancouver. The meeting followed on from the 4th World Maritime Rescue Congress, which brought together maritime search and rescue specialists and equipment providers from around the globe.
The IMRF Awards 2019 Winners Have Been Announced

Exceptional search and rescue teams, outstanding individuals and innovative technology from around the world have been recognised in the annual IMRF Awards
The IMRF Awards 2019 shortlist is announced

International shortlist showcases skills and commitment to saving lives at sea, across the sector and around the world
IMRF Second Fundraising and Communication Skills-Share hosted by the Swedish Sea Rescue Society (SSRS)

“It was two very productive days in keeping our skills current. Tacit and explicit knowledge (information, skills, or expertise) was “It was two very productive days in keeping our skills current. Tacit and explicit knowledge (information, skills, or expertise) was exchanged among experts of our organizations. Skill-sharing not only bolstered our understanding, but helped create an archive of accessible knowledge. "
World’s Maritime Search and Rescue Experts Gather in Vancouver

Some of the world’s leading maritime search and rescue experts will be meeting in Vancouver, Canada to share knowledge and improve their skills this weekend (15-18 June).
Membership of the IMRF

IMRF membership provides a unique opportunity for SAR organisations to share knowledge, experience and expertise, through the IMRF’s programme of conferences, meetings, forums and activities. Suppliers into the sector can also attend, participate, and engage in discussions and are encouraged to share any innovations that might benefit wider SAR activities.
The IMRF & Our Mission
Media Gallery 2019
The IMRF Awards 2019 shortlist is announced

International shortlist showcases skills and commitment to saving lives at sea, across the sector and around the world.