Advancing Professional Rescue Together

Advancing Professional Rescue Together

UKRO is committed to improving rescue standards throughout the UK. Bringing together the UKs rescue services and developing their skills to serve the public.

We welcome you to the United Kingdom Rescue Organisation website, a quality resource for all UKRO stakeholders that includes new areas to support our continual push for Education and Skill Development as part of the World Rescue Organisation.

How do we improve rescue standards?

Delivery of Regional Rescue Challenges

National Challenge icon — Delivery of National Rescue Challenges

Academic research icon — Initiating research with universities and other academic bodies, to explore specific rescue and trauma related issues

UKRO Global icon — Develop and deliver international support through our International Development Programme (IDP) and support of the World Rescue Organisation (WRO)

National Operational Guidance product icon — Supporting National Operational Learning (NOL) as an expert partner

National Operational Learning icon — The writing and continual review of National Operational Guidance (NOG)

National Operational Guidance icon 2 — Design NOG compliant training products, capable of supporting remote and blended learning, while also considerate of learning styles and neurodiversity needs.

Rescue Challenges

With links into every rescue service in the UK, the UKRO demands the best from every service if they are to participate in professional challenges.

ABOUT THE CHALLENGE EVENTS

ABOUT THE CHALLENGES

Latest News

All Wales and Regional Extrication and Trauma Challenge 2023December 12, 2022
Festival of Rescue 2022 ResultsOctober 1, 2022
Revised Extrication RTC run-off times for Saturday UKRO2022September 30, 2022
When will the results be available?September 30, 2022
West Midlands UKRO 2022 handbook is now liveSeptember 24, 2022
UKRO Live Streaming for West Midlands 2022 Challenge just got even betterSeptember 18, 2022
National Challenge Pre-learning MaterialSeptember 14, 2022
National Challenge Info: Oxygen CylindersAugust 29, 2022

Board Updates

UKRO Meeting Update 22nd July 2022September 26, 2022

More BOARD UPDATES

UKRO is a charitable incorporated organisation entered on the Register of Charities for England and Wales with the registered charity number 1166883.

The charity`s principal office is Surrey Fire and Rescue Service Headquarters, 11 Woodhatch Road, Cockshot Hill, Reigate, RH2 8EF.

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We do not provide your personal data to third parties except in respect of participants for our Challenge which we share with the organisation that Hosts this on our behalf.