Safety as a priority

We utilise the services of Remote Medical Support. RMS provide all of our field staff with a 24-hour additional back-up medical service along with access to specialist trauma counsellors.

Adventure Lifesigns is a partner of the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office's concept 'Know Before You Go', which offers travel advice for a wide range of travellers and trips.

We were the first to introduce satellite tracking as standard on  our expeditions. This means that we always know where our teams are anywhere in the world in real time.

Adventure Lifesigns are members of the British Safety Council.

Adventure Lifesigns are one of the founding members of the Expedition Providers Association - an organisation dedicated to expedition safety.

Adventure Lifesigns staff were the first expedition company to become registered as RLSS National Water Safety Management Programme trainers.

Adventure Lifesigns were one of the first companies in the UK to be awarded the Learning Outside of the Classroom Quality Badge.

All Adventure Lifesigns teams carry an Electronic Personal Locator Beacon (PLB) as part of their safety equipment.

We utilise the services of WorldAware to provide accurate up to the minute security advice to our 24-hour operations room and expedition sites.

The Global Disaster Alert and Coordination System provides real-time alerts about natural disasters around the world and tools to facilitate response coordination, including media monitoring, map catalogues and a Virtual On-Site Operations Coordination Centre.

Adventure Lifesigns subscribe to the services of the Centres for Disease Control (CDC) to ensure our expeditions are informed of any medical issues in-country in real time.

Our 24 hour operations room is linked to the Global Incident Map, providing up to the minute global security and safety news 24 hours a day.