The International Maritime Organization (IMO)’s Sub-Committee on Safety of Navigation, Communications and SAR (NCSR) is the principal forum for the…
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In the August 2017 edition of LIFE LINE (see the newsletter archive) we asked “What is ‘distress’?” It’s an important…
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"The master of a ship at sea which is in a position to be able to provide assistance, on receiving…
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The International Maritime Organization (IMO) publishes Model Courses, designed as templates for Member States’ use in developing training across a…
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Today on 3 March 2017, Human Rights at Sea publishes the first voluntary NGO minimum standard guidance working towards increased…
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The IMRF’s David Jardine-Smith writes: Although I have been personally involved in pulling people from the sea on a couple…
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In September the IMRF secretariat’s David Jardine-Smith and Rebecca Jeffries attended the 23rd session of the Joint Working Group (JWG)…
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The International Aeronautical and Maritime Search and Rescue (IAMSAR) Manual is the primary international guidance on setting up and running…
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The IMRF’s MRO Project continues to develop. Our guidance is being updated, in light of continuing experience, and new items…
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As IMRF Members and regular readers of LIFE LINE will know, the IMRF is the only non-governmental organisation dealing with…
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The International Aeronautical and Maritime Search and Rescue Manual does not have a very catchy title – which is what…
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As IMRF Trustee James Vaughan notes, many academics call drowning ‘the silent epidemic’. According to the World Health Organization 40…
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The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is not renowned for giving its organs catchy titles – but the Sub-Committee on Navigation,…
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Matthew Fader of IMRF Members the Swedish Sea Rescue Society (SSRS) writes: Last May, the SSRS, together with Chalmers Institute…
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As we hope all IMRF Members and many of our readers will be aware, the IMRF operates an online bookshop.…
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The IMRF is pleased to be able to announce another new service for our Members! We are now registered as…
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