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Lagan Search and Rescue Seeks New Members

23rd March 2022
Lagan Search and Rescue
Lagan Search and Rescue

Lagan Search and Rescue is looking for new team members. Based out of Belfast Harbour and Lough, Lagan SAR operates an Independent Lifeboat, Type B Flood Team, Quayside Response, and Rescue Swimmer Corps.

The crew is made up of dedicated volunteers from the local community, responding to emergencies 24 hours a day.

This is an independent charitable Lifeboat and Water Search, Rescue and Recovery Service.

If you’re over 18 and willing to respond to emergency calls day and night, live within 10 minutes of the SSE Arena in the Belfast Titanic Quarter, have a full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle, you may wish to consider joining the team of this vital service and save lives.

The dynamic and fast-paced environment helps grow potential and foster ability. Through regular sessions, LSAR provides all recruits with excellent training opportunities in a range of skills and specialisms.

More information here

Betty Armstrong

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Betty Armstrong is Afloat and Yachting Life's Northern Ireland Correspondent. Betty grew up racing dinghies but now sails a more sedate Dehler 36 around County Down

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