Certifications Coming in 2027

IASARC Transforms SAR Coordination into an Internationally Recognized Profession

A cornerstone of any profession is the concept of professional conformity. The proficiency of members is based on certain identifiable skills, attitudes and a corporate body of knowledge. IASARC’s principal objective is to establish certification requirements for key positions within SAR coordination and aligning terminology with the IAMSAR Manual and its founding conventions. An independent body of experts are establishing uniform, minimum requirements to attain a professional certification.

Professional Certifications

SAR Manager
On-Scene Coordinator
SAR Dispatcher

SAR Mission Coordinator Aeronautical
SAR Mission Coordinator Maritime
SAR Mission Coordinator Land

Essential Requirements

Knowledge

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Experience

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Training

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Contributions

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Existing Standards

All IASARC Certifications rely on existing, well-established industry standards, including the following:

Value of Professional Certifications

IASARC brings value to individuals, governments, the global community, as well as a variety of industries.

What is the value to Individuals?

Certifications demonstrate your competence and build credibility.

What is the value to Governments?

SAR certifications aid governments in complying with international conventions and standards.

What is the value to the Global Community?

The positive impacts of improved lifesaving competence in one region of the world necessarily impacts all other regions.

What is the value to the Industry?

Safe and secure modes of transportation equate to lower costs and improved efficiencies. Global economies are made possible only with the safety afforded them by effective SAR services.