Antrifttal's young fire brigade enthusiastic about badges

Antrifttal's young fire brigade enthusiastic about badges

Antrifttal, Deutschland - Antrifttal recently celebrated a significant success in the field of fire brigade training. Last Saturday, young fire protection officers gathered to demonstrate their skills and knowledge in an exam. The Antrifttal volunteer fire brigade proudly reported on this event, which not only shows the operational readiness of future firefighters, but also the commitment of the community for fire protection.

A total of 36 children and adolescents successfully completed fire badges in various categories. The team of the volunteer fire brigade, led by municipal fire inspector Sören Beyer, invited the young fire protectionists to the fire brigade base in Ruhlkirchen. At this event, the participants were given the opportunity to take the Hessian children's fire brigade badge "Tatze" and the youth fire brigade badge "Youth Flame".

diverse examination stations

The participants, consisting of 21 boys and 19 girls between the ages of six and 15, came from different districts of Antrifttal, including Bernsburg, Ruhlkirchen, Seibelsdorf, Vockenrod and Ohmes. After a brief briefing by those responsible, especially community youth fire brigadekeeper Sebastian Schwarzburg, the children and young people went to the various examination stations.

The children's fire brigade had tasks such as learning nodes, setting off an emergency call under number 112 and answering W questions. They also learned which materials are burning and which do not, and experimented with various fire protection techniques. The youth fire brigade, on the other hand, already went deeper into the matter. Topics such as fire engineering, equipment science and vehicle studies were on the program. Experienced firefighters carried out the exam and gave valuable insights into the practical use of the fire brigade knowledge.

The decrease in the exams lasted about three hours and ended with a lunch together, which all participants were very much looking forward to. This tradition not only promotes team spirit, but also the bond between the young firefighters and their supervisors.

The successful implementation of these exams makes the Antrifttal volunteer fire brigade optimistic into the future. The training and strengthening of the young fire brigade not only ensure the operational readiness of the fire brigade, but also promotes the understanding of fire fighting and security in the general public. Further information on this successful event can be found in a report www.oberhessische-zeitung.de .