'Congratulations! I am delighted to tell you that the NSRI’s Pink Rescue Buoys have been shortlisted by the panel of judges as a finalist for the Innovation and Technology in Maritime Search and Rescue Award. We would like to invite you to join us on Thursday 8 November 2018 for the IMRF Awards dinner, where the winners of this year’s Awards will be announced. The dinner will be held at The Norwegian Society for Sea Rescue, in Horten, Norway. The IMRF will pay your travel expenses and will provide overnight accommodation in Horten.' Theresa Crossley, Chief Executive Officer, IMRFThe International Maritime Rescue Federation (IMRF) Awards aim to recognise some of the exceptional individuals and organisations around the world that make maritime search and rescue possible.The IMRF Awards (formerly known as the H.E.R.O. Awards) are now in their third year and have proved a great success, raising awareness of the excellent work done by those involved in the maritime search and rescue community, including highlighting innovative new sea and rescue products and technologies. There are four categories one can make a nomination in:
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