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Today, spare a thought for all those involved in Operation Overload, so many years ago, but still we all benefit from th...
06/06/2026

Today, spare a thought for all those involved in Operation Overload, so many years ago, but still we all benefit from the bravery and sacrifice today.

The talent has always been there. The challenge is visibility, representation and creating pathways.Breaking Boundaries ...
06/06/2026

The talent has always been there. The challenge is visibility, representation and creating pathways.

Breaking Boundaries started as a simple idea: a women-focused weekend designed to create opportunities for people who may not otherwise see themselves represented within technical rescue.

Eighteen months later, it has become something much bigger.

What we've discovered is that there isn't a shortage of talent. Far from it.

Through Breaking Boundaries we've met exceptional women from across the emergency services, mountain rescue, the outdoor sector and beyond. We've worked alongside HART paramedics and firefighters operating at the highest level, a professional Arctic dog sled guide, and a participant from Taiwan with multiple 8,000m summits under her belt.

The talent has always been there.

What matters is creating visibility, representation and opportunities so others can see what is possible.

Last week, 13 women from the 2026 Breaking Boundaries cohort completed their Rope Rescue Operator course. More importantly, members of the 2025 cohort returned to support, mentor and begin teaching those following behind them.

That felt significant.

Not because a course was completed, but because a community is starting to build momentum.

A community built on encouragement rather than judgement. Support rather than competition. Development rather than gatekeeping. High standards without unnecessary barriers.

At ISAR3, we've always believed competence isn't created in a weekend or on a course. It grows through experience, mentorship, challenge, trust and time. Breaking Boundaries is built on that belief.

This isn't a one-off event. It's the start of years of work to change how we develop skills, create opportunities and encourage participation from under-represented communities within technical rescue.

ISAR3 are proud to be at the centre of creating and supporting that journey and grateful to Rescue 3 and the other organisations / sponsors who have come on board.

The work has only just started.

06/06/2026
05/06/2026

12–13 September 2026 - Devon

Edge Masters: AHD Challenge

Advanced directional systems, unusual problems, deliberately unconventional rigging!

If your team enjoys building systems that sit outside standard thinking, this environment is designed for you!

Over the course of the weekend, teams will work through complex AHD and rigging scenarios at a distinctive Devon venue we suspect many of you won’t have encountered before...

This is not a competition.

It’s a proving environment for experienced teams looking to examine judgment, systems and solutions through shared learning and practical exploration.

Participation begins before arrival. Selected teams will receive access to pre-event learning resources, technical videos, supporting documents and CPD material designed to shape the discussions and problem-solving before the first scenario even starts - all retained afterwards for ongoing development!

Limited participation...

Further details to follow!

05/06/2026

ISAR3 are hosting a Rescue 3 CSROI Assessment Course on 13/07/26.

This course is for those wishing to become an instructor to safely deliver the Rescue3 SWCS1, CWCS2, CSER1, CSER2, and CSRO courses.

Training is delivered by instructors who actively work on confined space sites across the UK, bringing real-world experience and operational knowledge directly into the course.

Scan the QR code on screen or visit our website to book your place.

Last week saw some of our newest team members join a group of client delegates on a Rescue 3 CSERLMH course, delivered b...
05/06/2026

Last week saw some of our newest team members join a group of client delegates on a Rescue 3 CSERLMH course, delivered by our very own Steve!

Something we strongly believe in at ISAR3: Whether you're a new member of our team or a client attending one of our courses, everyone is held to the same high standards and receives the same quality training.

Over the course of the week, delegates were challenged with a range of realistic scenarios, practical exercises, and rescue techniques designed to develop both competence and confidence in confined space emergency response.

Most importantly, it was a fantastic week of learning, teamwork, and shared experience between our team and our clients.

We're pleased to say that everyone successfully completed the course, achieving a 100% pass rate.

A huge well done to all delegates involved and, of course, to Steve for delivering another excellent course.

Congratulations everyone 👏

3 more Vortex’s shown up yesterday, that’s 6 we have now!
05/06/2026

3 more Vortex’s shown up yesterday, that’s 6 we have now!

04/06/2026

ISAR3 are running a CSROI Training Course starting 15/06/26.

This course is designed for those wishing to become instructors and safely deliver the Rescue3 SWCS1, CWCS2, CSER1, CSER2, and CSRO courses.

Training is delivered by instructors who actively work on confined space sites across the UK, allowing real-world operational experience and industry knowledge to be integrated directly into the course content.

If you’re looking to progress into instruction and develop your understanding beyond the classroom, this course is for you.

Fantastic to be in driving this forward again
04/06/2026

Fantastic to be in driving this forward again

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