Large section of fire brigades: Security in the State Clinic Mauer

Large section of fire brigades: Security in the State Clinic Mauer

i m area of the State Clinic Mauer took the most important section of the year for the eight Amstettner fire brigades. This exercise was not only a way for the teams to expand their skills, but also a valuable opportunity for many young fire brigade members to deal with realistic scenarios and gain experience.

The focus of the exercise was on a fire situation in which a total of 81 firefighters had to face challenges to save several “missing” people from a building fire. Ten extras slipped into the role of those who had to be saved by dense smoke and differences in altitude. In order to master this complex task, special devices and techniques such as thermal imaging cameras and drones were also used. These technologies help the emergency services to locate injured people faster and to save it safely.

preparation and implementation

The exercise was meticulously prepared and carried out by Manuel Enengel and Andreas Hagler. Section fire brigade commander Stefan Schaub and his deputy Dr. Stockinger praised the participants for the smooth completion of the exercise. "The focus was on the various possibilities of rescuing people via ladders, the turkey drawing in smoky rooms and the tactical list of the application exercise," they explained.

The cooperation with the Wall fire brigade and the management of the State Clinic was crucial for the success of this exercise. Because such realistic training scenarios are indispensable in order to optimally prepare the emergency services for the emergency. "You are a central way of keeping our members fit and expanding your knowledge," said the section fire brigade commander.

Some of the most impressive techniques were demonstrated during this large -scale exercise, including the use of ladders, to safely evacuate injured people from the building. These measures are not only important for the firefighters and women, but also for the whole community, since they ensure that the fire brigade can react quickly and effectively in an emergency.

The exercise not only illustrated the competence of the fire brigades, but also strengthened trust in the ability to act and professionally act in an emergency. It remains to be seen how these experiences will influence the future missions, .