rescue cover

Rescue cover is provided by a Sikorsky S-61.

The organisation provides around-the-clock aeronautical search and rescue cover.

Detachments of at least two aircraft operate from three stations to provide search and rescue cover in their parts of the country; these are:

General fire and rescue cover is provided by the Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service.

This an independent lifeboat providing water rescue cover for the River Nith, surrounding rivers and inland water.

The squadron moved to Tiree in February 1945 to provide air-sea rescue cover for Northern Ireland and western Scotland.

She also had the capacity to work in shallower waters and would make a large contribution and improvement to the rescue cover along the North Norfolk coastline.

West Yorkshire Fire & Rescue covers Calderdale and it has six fire stations in the borough.

Featured in an episode of Bar Rescue covering Angry Ham's Gargage, Byers is let go by his partners.

Tayside Fire and Rescue covers an area of 7,500 square kilometres, consisting predominantly of rural areas, but with urban centres in Dundee and Perth.

Waterford Airport is the base for the South East Rescue Helicopter operated by the Irish Coast Guard and provides 24 hour rescue cover.

The squadron reformed at RAF Davidstow Moor on 1 February 1944 to provide air-sea rescue cover of the Western Approaches.

An all-weather RNLI lifeboat is on station, and the Irish Coast Guard helicopter at Waterford Airport provides air-sea rescue cover,.

Operating from two bays of Marsden Fire Station, the volunteer team provides rescue cover for surrounding moorland areas, and also assists West Yorkshire Police with searches for missing people.

One day a week we provide only rescue cover, this only for experienced sailors; this gives us time to keep both boards and staff in good condition, and it's a good time for you to explore.

In June 1945 the squadron moved to RAF Basra, Iraq to provide rescue cover in the Persian Gulf and Arabian sea until it was disbanded on 8 April 1946.

Its branded rescue product, AA Membership, is held by over 315,000 members, giving the AA a market share of 85% in the market for those motorists who choose and purchase rescue cover.

Throughout the week the races started on time (except for previously announced postponements), the rescue cover was ample and markers included two conspicuous 2m black spheres which seemed hardly to break the surface, so high did they ride.

Cornwall Search and Rescue Team (formerly Cornwall Rescue Group) was set up in 2003 to provide inland search and rescue cover for the county of Cornwall, United Kingdom.

Fire and rescue cover and air traffic control staffing levels were both reduced and published procedures for instrument approaches were withdrawn, rendering the airport unattractive to the current generation of airlines which offer low-cost services with turboprop aircraft.

Arriving Trespassey 5 May, she sailed 3 days later for the mid-Atlantic to provide rescue cover during the pioneer flight of Navy seaplane NC-4 from Newfoundland to the Azores 16 to 17 May.

UK In early 2001 the Regiment deployed as part of Operation Frescoe (Zulu) to Cumbria and Yorkshire, with specialist Royal Navy teams, to provide emergency fire and rescue cover when the fire brigade was carrying out a program of industrial action.

Highlights of the next 16 months of operations out of Mayport were duty providing air-sea rescue cover for President Eisenhower's flights to and from the abortive Paris Summit Conference in May 1960 and a role in another Project Mercury space test late in the year.

Using the ageing - but highly capable - Sea King Mark 3 helicopter, 'A' Flight provides round the clock search and rescue cover for a large area, stretching from Fife in the north to Hartlepool in the south and encompasses the Lake District in the west.

The RAF Search and Rescue Force (SARF or SAR Force) is the Royal Air Force organisation which provides around-the-clock aeronautical search and rescue cover in the United Kingdom, Cyprus and the Falkland Islands.