Mountain rescue Steeg chooses new leadership: Hammerle stays in office!

Mountain rescue Steeg chooses new leadership: Hammerle stays in office!

In an important general assembly of mountain rescue in the Upper Lech Valley, decisive course was set for the future. Despite the regular new election, Armin Hammerle remains local manager, while Manuel Kerber was also confirmed in office as training manager. New in the committee is Stefan Moosbrugger, who takes on the role of the deputy local manager. This represents a clear change of management within the organization, which aims at optimal management and shows the determination of the mountain rescue to professionalize its processes.

Efficient training for optimal missions

The mountain rescue faces numerous challenges, but with the reinforcement by new members, the implementation of missions is significantly improved. How bergrettung.tirol reports, the mountain rescuers are trained both at the local level and through special training courses in the Tyrolean mountain rescue. This double training enables members to prepare optimally for their tasks and ensure that efficiency in rescue operations is increased. Thanks to this initiative, the organization is optimistic about the future, ready to face the challenges of the upcoming missions with a refreshing team.

With this step, the mountain rescue has not only reorganized the line, but also created the basis for an even faster and more effective reaction to emergencies in the mountains. The newcomers are an important profit that will result in a sustainable improvement in operational readiness. The challenges in the region are now also addressed with more enthusiasm, while the mountain rescuers are better equipped with their dedicated training in order to save lives in acute emergencies.