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About International Maritime Rescue Federation (IMRF)

The International Maritime Rescue Federation (IMRF) is the leading global network dedicated to saving lives at sea. Founded in 1924, we unite more than 150 maritime search and rescue (SAR) organisations from over 50 countries, including coastguards, volunteer teams, government agencies and industry partners, all working towards one shared vision: zero lives lost on the world’s waters. With consultative status at the International Maritime Organization (IMO), the IMRF plays a key role in shaping international SAR standards, policies and collaboration. We connect and empower the global SAR community through advocacy, knowledge sharing, training and innovation, driving continuous improvement in maritime safety and rescue capability worldwide. Our core initiatives include the Global SAR Training System, which delivers accessible and high-quality training opportunities; the #SARyouOK? programme, which promotes mental health and wellbeing within the SAR community; guidance on Mass Rescue Operations to improve preparedness for large-scale incidents; and the #FutureSAR project, which explores the impact of climate change on future SAR operations. By fostering collaboration, sharing expertise and championing best practice, the IMRF strengthens global SAR capability and ensures that anyone in distress at sea receives the assistance they need.

Employees
11 to 50
Headquarters
United Kingdom

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Caroline Jupe

Chief Executive Officer

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