Fire brigade youth Neustift: Practical exercises for young people

Fire brigade youth Neustift: Practical exercises for young people

In Neustift on the Rosalia, the fire brigade youth resumed their activities after the summer break and is ready for exciting challenges. At the beginning of October 2024 it started with an exciting practice exercise, in which the young firefighters were able to demonstrate their knowledge and skills in dealing with various firefighting tools.

The exercises included important aspects such as the use of a hydraulic spreader and the correct behavior in the event of a fire. The Neustift fire brigade on the Rosalia cordially invites all interested girls and boys to become part of this dynamic group. "The fire brigade youth is an ideal opportunity to leave boredom a chance. There is always something to do with exciting tasks and varied exercises," said a spokesman for the fire brigade.

Invitation to participate

The fire brigade youth not only offers the opportunity to learn important skills, but also an opportunity to make new friendships. Those responsible emphasize how important it is to learn how to deal with operations in a safe environment. It is expected that the young people will always have interesting and educational experiences that prepare for future challenges.

The members of the fire brigade youth have the opportunity to try out in a real environment and strengthen their teamwork. The Neustift fire brigade on the Rosalia particularly encourages the girls to get involved in this environment. In the community, the young people learn not only technical skills, but also values such as responsibility, teamwork and discipline.

If you are interested, you can contact the fire brigade at any time and stop by without obligation. Information on the exercise units and the requirements are available directly from the fire brigade. This initiative is a valuable way to train the next generation of firefighters and to convey the importance of fire protection early on. Further details on this topic are on www.bvz.at