Group of Mountain Rescue Team “Socorro Andino Peruano”: Experts in High Altitude Emergencies

Mountain Rescue in South America

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Socorro Andino Peruano's CEO

Eric Raul Albino Lliuya

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Years of experience

Expert mountain guide

International Experience

Eric was born in 1984 in Unchus viallge – Huaraz, Peru. Very early he was inspired by the mountains from trips taken with his father and grandfather. At 18, he began working as a trekking and mountain guide and support his father Juventino with tourism. Juventino is a Mountain Guide AGMP-UIAGM from Huaraz, Peru.

About Socorro Andino Peruano

Peruvian Mountain Rescue Association, the first private rescue team in Huaraz, was founded on January 2nd, 2018. We function to provide help and relief with accidents occuring within Huascaran National Park “Cordillera Blanca” also in the Cordillera Huayhuash, Huaraz, Ancash – Peru.

We have now grown to include 35 qualified mountain rescue members representing Huaraz, Peru. Our scope of rescue includes the Cordillera Blanca and Cordillera Huayhuash: these areas are the capital of the adventures, hiking, treks and expeditions in Peru. The main concern of Peruvian Mountain Rescue Association – Socorro Andino Peruano this past year has been one of safety and safety education in all aspects of mountaineering and mountain related sports.

Our vision

The constant increase in accidents and mountain emergencies is mainly due to the demand for outdoor activity, and for that reason the Peruavian Mountain Rescue Team of Peru aspires to be a professional rescue prepared to respond with efficiency and the best technology in disaster situations. We seek to handle unforseen events, acting in a timely and successful manner and setting the standard for Latin American rescue operations.

Our mission

Provide assistance in emergency situations that occur in the practice of climbing or high mountain sports, in addition to providing theoretical, practical and logistical support to different national and international organizations, both public and private, linked to mountaineering in Latin America.

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How do I avoid needing to be rescued?

Plan Your Route

Research the terrain and consider the weather, especially wind direction and visibility.

Day Logistics

Identify parking areas and local transport schedules, and register at park control points.

Navigation Skills

Learn to use a map and compass; keep them handy during your hike.

Check the Forecast

Verify weather conditions before and during your hike, adjusting plans as needed.

Allow Plenty of Time

Start early and carry a flashlight in case you return after dark.

Be Flexible

Observe mountain conditions and adjust decisions accordingly.

Bring Sufficient Provisions

Carry energy snacks and enough water to maintain energy levels.

Don’t Be Afraid to Turn Back:

Don’t feel obligated to continue; turning back can be the best choice.

Prepare for the Unexpected

Have an emergency plan and basic first aid knowledge to handle incidents.

Protect your passion for heights!

Don’t let a mountain accident stop you. Our specialized mountaineering medical insurance covers you on every climb, from base camp to the summit.  Global Rescue – Medical & Security Evacuation, Field Rescue.

Meet Our team

Co-Founder – Peruvian Expeditons E.I.R.L, Peruvian Mountain Rescue Team – Mountain

Juventino Martin Albino Caldua

Certified Mountain Guide:

Czech Republic, Peruvian Mountain Rescue Team

Adamec Branislav

Certified Mountain Guide:

Staatl. gepr. Berg- und Skiführer/-innen IVBV, Peruvian Mountain Rescue Team

Hans Honold und Hans Stöckl

Certified Mountain Guides:

Berg- und Schiführer Steiermark, Peruvian Mountain Rescue Team

Czech Republic, Peruvian Mountain Rescue Team

Libor Kožíšek

Certified Mountain Guide:

From Russia, Peruvian Mountain Rescue Team                                   

Maxim Foygel

Certified Mountain Guide:

Gallery about of rescues

High Mountain and Remote Area Rescue Operations in the State of Peru

The Socorro Andino Peruano S.A.P. rescue team specializes in search and rescue missions in high mountain areas, rugged terrain, and remote locations, extending its expertise to operations throughout Peru. These missions are closely coordinated with the DEPSAM (High Mountain Rescue Department), with whom they collaborate on complex rescue operations.

As a recognized authority in high mountain rescue, the team is equipped to operate in harsh and inaccessible environments, ensuring an efficient response in emergencies. Their experience and technical skills enable them to reach the most challenging locations, guaranteeing safety in critical interventions.


High Mountain Search & Rescue Protocol

In the event of accidents in the mountains—particularly in challenging terrains, extreme altitudes, or glaciers above 4,500 meters (14,764 ft) or even on the summit of Nevado Huascarán (6,768 m / 22,205 ft), the highest peak in Peru—Socorro Andino Peruano S.A.P. offers professional search and rescue services, prehospital care, and specialized evacuation.

For assistance, it is essential that the injured individual holds high-risk rescue insurance covering altitudes above 6,000 meters (19,685 ft). We recommend Global Rescue – Medical & Security Evacuation, Field Rescue insurance.

If the individual does not have such insurance, Socorro Andino Peruano S.A.P. requires an initial deposit of 6,500 USD to cover the basic costs of the first hours of operation. This service includes the participation of at least four high mountain rescue guides, along with their support team.

The payment must be made via electronic transfer to the account provided by the administration. After the mission is completed, any additional expenses and fees will be adjusted based on the terrain’s complexity and the location of the incident.

As a professional rescue team in Peru, Socorro Andino Peruano S.A.P. does not provide free rescue services. Confirmation of the bank transfer must be sent to E-mail: [email protected] to validate the request and proceed with the operation.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation to ensure an efficient response in emergency situations.


Standard Training for High Mountain Rescue Guides

The training for High Mountain Rescue Guides covers specialized modules, including:

  • First Response Rescue (FRR)
  • Organized High Mountain Rescue (OHMR)
  • Prehospital Care (PC)
  • Emergency Medical Services (EMS)

These programs ensure that guides acquire the necessary skills to act effectively in critical situations, from initial intervention to organized evacuation in high mountain environments.


Since its establishment, Socorro Andino Peruano S.A.P. has participated in numerous search and rescue operations, building a high level of technical expertise and specialization in diverse environments, including the Cordillera Blanca, Cordillera Huayhuash, as well as along the coast, in the jungle, rivers, and in low, medium, and high mountain regions. 

 

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