International Rescue Training Centre Wales (IRTCW)
Is a newly formed company who provide search and rescue dogs to the Emergency services. We have also developed specialist training courses for Mountain Rescue Teams, Police Forces, The Military, and Forensic Scientists here in the UK and abroad. Our courses are designed to cover areas such as mountain search and recovery, rescue management, river rescue, earthquake victim recovery, human remains search and recovery.
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Mountain Rescue & Disaster Search

The dogs are trained to locate the missing person by homing in on the airborne human scent emanating from the missing person.

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Human Remains

This course is designed to give any interested parties an insight into the work and training of a Cadaver and Forensic Search Dog.


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Fire Investigation

. A Fire Investigation Dog is used to search through the debris and damage of a fire scene to locate any remaining traces of ignitable liquids present.


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Search Management

This five day Course teaches the principles of effective management of searching for lost persons.

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Water Rescue

We are able to offer a variety of water based courses. These can form part of a training package for our clients or be offered as a one off.

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Forensics

The use of a "mass grave" for training purposes will enable students, both domestic and foreign to practice their skills in a safe environment.

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Events at IRTCW
 
July 2010
Mon 26 - Sun 01 Aug 10Canine Water SearchWater RescueCentreSpaces
 
November 2010
Fri 05 - Sun 07 Nov 10International Seminar on Water Search, Rescue, and Recovery.OtherTyn – Y – Coed, Capel Curig, Conwy County Borough, North Wales, United KingdomSpaces
Mon 08 - Thu 11 Nov 10Canine Water SearchWater RescueCentreSpaces
Mon 08 - Thu 11 Nov 10Power Boat Level 2Water RescueT.B.C.Spaces
 
January 2011
Thu 20 - Mon 24 Jan 11Search ManagementSearch ManagementCentreSpaces
 
February 2011
Mon 07 - Sun 13 Feb 11Human Remains/Cadaver DetectionHuman RemainsCentreSpaces