E-mail not displaying well? View as Webpage
Register Now - Specialist SAR Operations: Dealing with Potential Contamination at the Rescue Site - Webinar - 16 March 2022
The IMRF is pleased to announce our upcoming Specialist SAR Operations: Dealing with Potential Contamination at the Rescue Site - Webinar, which will be held on 16 March 2022 from 11:00-12:00 (Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)).

This webinar complements the ChemSAR Manual developed by the Finnish Border Guard and other partners.

This manual contains important information valuable to any IMRF Member wishing to establish their own procedures or operational plans for maritime search and rescue (SAR) incidents involving hazardous and noxious substances (HNS).

Teemu Niemelä, Finnish Border Guard HQ, Maritime Safety Unit, Project Manager, Lieutenant Senior Grade, will be delivering a presentation titled “ChemSAR – Operational Plan and Procedures for Maritime SAR in HNS Incidents”.

Joining Teemu will be Iosif Vourvachis, Hellenic Rescue Team (HRT), Head of Development and EU Projects. Iosif will be delivering a presentation titled “PathoCERT Project: Helping First Responders to Detect Pathogens in the Water”.

Our panel will hold a Q&A after their presentations, so please bring your questions for our presenters to answer.

This Webinar is for IMRF Members Only. 

Members can register for the webinar by clicking on the registration link below.

If your organisation is not a member, but would like to join this webinar, you can join the IMRF here.


How to Register

Registration for our Specialist SAR Operations: Dealing with Potential Contamination at the Rescue Site - Webinar is in two stages, as this is a Members Only event. 
Please complete this short registration form: 

Following receipt of your registration confirmation e-mail, a couple of days before the webinar you will be sent a weblink to register for the webinar.


If you have any questions, please contact Caroline Jupe at c.jupe@imrf.org.uk.
Did we end up in your junk Folder?
Click here to find out how to make sure our next e-mail lands straight into your main inbox.