In reply to hokkyokusei: We're in a slightly unusual position in that all we need to train is the actual hauling out of a victim. I know this sounds weird, but all glacier travel is done unroped by people with no training, or even knowledge they're on a glacier for most of them.
Our management consists largely of only going to places where the chances of falling into a crevasse are vanishingly small, and having guides to spot and avoid any that are there, but every few years someone (out of tens of thousands) goes in so we just need the training and equipment to pull them back out again.
This will probably sounds unbelievably risky and foolish to many of you, but it is reasonable. It took us a while to persuade the company that we should bother preparing for the worst at all, given most others in the industry do not and the gear will probably rot in a dry bag for a decade.