Fire service badge: Golden Matura for the elite of the rescuers!

Fire service badge: Golden Matura for the elite of the rescuers!

Feuerwehrhaus Preinsbach, 3300 Amstetten, Österreich - In the district of Amstetten (Lower Austria), the training as a fire service badge in gold (Fla Gold) ensures lively interest. In recent years, this badge, often also referred to as a "fire brigade matura", has established itself as one of the most sought-after in the fire brigade scene. At the moment, 14 comrades are currently being trained in the Preinsbach fire station to take the demanding examination, which will take place until the beginning of May 2025. This prestigious badge has been fought in Lower Austria since 1958, which includes a combination of theoretical questions and practical exercises, as training manager Karl Etlinger from FF Preinsbach and district fire brigade commander reports, so fireworld.at

This examination not only calls for knowledge about fire organization and technology, but also practical skills in dealing with operational scenarios. A total of prospective firefighters have to answer 300 questions and master various tasks. Etlinger emphasizes that the training attaches great importance to the feasibility of what has been learned in practice and focuses on the modernization of the teaching methods in order to make the training attractive to the fire brigade members. The fire service badge in gold is therefore a crucial step for fire brigade members to prepare for the everyday challenges in the fire brigade, such as "https://www.bfk-amstetten.at/bfkdo/feuerwehr-in-gold-das-vielleich-schen-bandic is.

Participation in this training is recommended to all interested parties from all over the district to take the chance to complete the lack of courses in good time. "Anyone who exists the Fla gold is rightly pointed out to the performance on the uniform," notes Etlinger. The fire brigades in the district are always particularly happy when someone obtains the badge and thus raise the level of training of the entire fire brigade community.