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Joining NPSAR is a serious decision and should not be taken lightly. Search and Rescue can be a rewarding endeavour, but it requires dedication and practice. Outdoor skills and medical training are an asset, but an enthusiastic willingness to learn is important as well. Our team members have many opportunities to learn and practice skills every year.

To become a full member of NPSAR you must first become a Member In Training (MIT). MITs journeying toward full membership are required to attend our Ground Search and Rescue (GSAR) course and provide a minimum of 25 annual hours a year of combined service to SAR activities (practices, fundraising). The journey from MIT to full membership usually takes approximately six to eight months, depending on the GSAR training schedule.

Please discuss your desire to join the team with family and work as tasks and training will require some flexibility on their behalf.

Thank you for your interest.

The information provided in this form will be sent to North Peace Search and Rescue's current Training Officer and will become part of your personal file.