So, who noticed that SARworld took a week off?

This is the problem with having only one writer at the moment; if I'm not on top of things when I'm forced to take time off, so does SARworld.

And SARworld was not meant to be my own personal website, it is a community website - so now is the time for us to start recruiting contributors.

We are looking for people to write either regular or occasional items for the website. 

Like most SAR roles, there is no pay only the satisfaction of doing a good job and, in this case, sharing your skills, knowledge or experiences with the rest of the SAR community. 

Whatever your SAR role, whatever your level we want to hear from you.

Want to write a post incident report? Do it!
Want to write up some training notes? Do it!
Just want to write about yourself or your team? Then still do it!

Equipment reviews, thoughts on new techniques, new ways of doing things, or whatever else you want to write about - we'd love to hear from you.

Drop us an e-mail at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it with your thoughts for articles and a little bit about yourself ...