Международное авиационное и морское наставление по поиску и спасанию (Наставление ИАМСАР), книга I – "Организация и управление". IAMSAR Manual, Volume I – "Organization and Management"

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The primary purpose of the three volumes of the International Aeronautical and Maritime Search and Rescue Manual (IAMSAR Manual) is to assist States in meeting their own search and rescue (SAR) needs, and the obligations they accepted under the Convention on International Civil Aviation, the International Convention on Maritime Search and Rescue, 1979 and the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, 1974 (SOLAS). These volumes provide guidelines for a common aviation and maritime approach to organizing and providing SAR services. States are encouraged to develop and improve their SAR services, cooperate with neighbouring States and to consider their SAR services to be part of a global SAR system.

Volume I Organization and management
Contents
Foreword
Abbreviations and acronyms
Glossary
Chapter 1 General system concept
1.1 Establishing services
1.2 Benefits of services
1.3 Legal basis for services
1.4 Basic system functions
1.5 System management and support
1.6 The global concept
1.7 National and regional systems
1.8 Search and rescue (SAR) operations by maritime rescue services in time of armed conflict
Chapter 2 System components
2.1 SAR as a system
2.2 Communications
2.3 Rescue coordination centres
2.4 Rescue sub-centres
2.5 SAR facilities
2.6 On-scene coordinator (OSC) and aircraft coordinator (ACO)
2.7 Support facilities
Chapter 3 Training, qualification, certification and exercises
3.1 Building professionalism
3.2 Training specifics
3.3 Exercises
Chapter 4 Communications
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Basic functions and requirements
4.3 Important factors for SAR communications
4.4 Mobile equipment
4.5 Land-based infrastructure
4.6 Supplemental capabilities
4.7 MEDICO communications
4.8 Radio call signs for aircraft involved in a search and rescue operation
4.9 Social media
Chapter 5 System management
5.1 Understanding the SAR system
5.2 Planning processes
5.3 Organization
5.4 Resources
5.5 Leadership and operations
5.6 System assessment
5.7 Dealing with the media
Chapter 6 Improving services
6.1 Managing for success
6.2 Reducing system problems
6.3 Applying risk management
6.4 Cooperating to improve services
6.5 Reducing response time
6.6 Mass rescue operations
6.7 Multiple aircraft SAR operations
6.8 Research and development
6.9 Other factors
Appendix A Sample legislation establishing a SAR organization
Appendix B Supply pictograms
Appendix C Sources for SAR assistance
Appendix D Information sources
Appendix E False alerts
Appendix F Alerting and locating capability preferences for new mobile satellite systems used for distress alerting
Appendix G Mobile communication services
Appendix H National self-assessment on search and rescue system
Appendix I SAR agreements
Appendix J Sample national SAR committee interagency agreement
Appendix K Model agreement for the division of responsibility between the SAR Authority and the Air Traffic Services provider in providing emergency response services for aircraft
Appendix L Applying risk management principles to assess SAR response and SAR system performance
Appendix M National responsibilities of Contracting States under international conventions
Appendix N Sample contract between RCC and TMAS for the provision of medical advice and assistance to masters of ships at sea
Appendix O Sample template for a joint search and rescue exercise