International Mines Rescue Competition

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The IMRC_(Competition)|International Mines Rescue Competition (IMRC) is a biennial event which facilitates the testing of underground emergency response capability across global mining and Mine Rescue jurisdictions. The competition is held by the governing mine rescue body of the host nation or jurisdiction.[1]

The purpose of the IMRC is to present realistic simulations that will allow organizers to:

International Mine Rescue Competitions

Year Annual Competition Overall Champions Runner Up Location City / Venue
1998 1st USAPlaceholder USA Louisville
2000 2nd PolandPlaceholder USA Las Vegas
2002 3rd USAPlaceholder USA Reno
2004 4th PolandPlaceholder Poland Glogow
2006 5th ChinaPlaceholder China Pingdingshan
2008 6th Australia Placeholder USA Reno
2010 7th Australia Placeholder Australia Woonona
2012 8th Ukraine Placeholder Ukraine Donetsk
2014 9th Poland Placeholder Poland Katowice
2016 10th Canada Sudbury
2014 International Mines Rescue Competition Overall Champions - Bytom Team (Poland)

2016 International Mine Rescue Competition

Ontario Mine Rescue announced they will be hosting the 10th International Mines Rescue Competition (IMRC 2016) in Sudbury, Ontario.[3][4] The 2016 event will mark the first time the competition has been held in Canada.

See also

References

  1. "Ontario Mining Association - BEST WISHES TO ONTARIO MINE RESCUE CHAMPS ENTERING INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION". Ontario Mining Association. Retrieved 12 January 2015.
  2. "Rules Governing IMRC 2016" (PDF). IMRC2016.ca. IMRC. Retrieved 18 September 2015.
  3. Sitter, Ken. "Ontario to Host International Competition". Workplace Safety North. Retrieved 12 January 2015.
  4. "2016 International Mines Rescue Competition". IMRC.2016. Ontario Mine Rescue. Retrieved 17 April 2015.

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