Search and Rescue

"In order to realize the true value of a drone’s capabilities, Drone Pilots and SAR authorities from the Incident Commander (IC) on down need to gain experience by employing drones on actual SAR operations and in training.  Only then will you realize that drones provide another tool in the toolbox for the Incident Commanders that can and will prove invaluable"


Drones have quickly become the most widely used tool for many industries. From Police and Fire Departments to agriculture and energy operations, drones have become essential to boosting safety and productivity.

A search and rescue drone used by emergency services, such as police officers, firefighters or volunteer rescue teams, is ideal for searching over vast areas for missing persons and crime victims in need of rescue and in any environment.  Search times can be significantly reduced while limiting potential risk to the party being rescued as well as rescuers. There are many options and benefits to using drones for search and rescue.

Water Search and Rescue
Over the past few year, there has been an increasing interest in using Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) or Drones in support of water search and rescue.  Regardless of the type of water from flood, river, swiftwater, coastal, ocean or surf, a drone can be another valuable tool in your toolbox to effectively, efficiently and most important of all safely conduct water search and rescue operations.


However, there is little evidence that they are used in a structured and strategic manner to best effect. An effective response is essential if lives are to be saved and suffering alleviated.

With a lifetime in coastal, ocean, surf and swiftwater rescue, survival and instructing, and over ten years in drone operations for public safety. EMMU Aerial can help your agency evaluate how UAS can be used in the preparation for, and response for all water search and rescue emergencies.  We can also provide assistance with all your training requirements and develops standard operating procedures (SOP) for their deployment before, during and after an event.

Contact EMMU Aerial today for more information on integrating drones into ground or water search and rescue

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