Petrol leak at the Bludenz train station: fire brigade in action!

emergency services from both fire departments immediately took action. The above -ground electrification was grounded and the train was secured. A team of full protection carriers from FF Steinach explored the situation and found that comprehensive protection was not necessary because severe respiratory protection was sufficient. After testing under the wagon, no further leakage was found, and the emergency services could finally withdraw.

safety standards in dangerous goods transport

These incidents underline the importance of security protocols in dealing with dangerous goods. Companies that promote dangerous goods are legally obliged to take security measures and comply with legal requirements. This includes the correct classification of the goods, suitable packaging and compliance with the dangerous goods regulations, which also apply to electric vehicles and components such as lithium batteries.

Compliance with such regulations is crucial to ensure the safety of people and the environment. Support offers experts who help to meet the requirements of the dangerous goods transport law (GGBefG) and the dangerous goods officer Ordinance (GBV). These measures contribute to avoiding transport interruptions and ensuring safe transportation.

For detailed information on the risk to dangerous goods management and the corresponding regulations, the DEKRA website is a useful resource that offers valuable insights. Dekra reports that ...

The incident in Bludenz and other events illustrate how important quick action and preventive measures in the area of ​​dangerous goods are to be recognized and regulated potential risks at an early stage. The fire brigade Gries am Brenner also provides details on the Brenner.