Disaster protection in Lungau: Blackout training in Tamsweg

Disaster protection in Lungau: Blackout training in Tamsweg

In the district administration Tamsweg, in Lungau, a significant training is carried out on Friday: the emergency of a power failure, also called "blackout", is rehearsed. The aim of this exercise is to test the self -sufficient power supply by an emergency generator, to simulate the range of staff without an internet connection and to optimize communication with various operational organizations.

Governor Wilfried Haslauer (ÖVP) emphasizes the significance of these exercises. "District administrations take on a central role in disasters, since they have to coordinate the various emergency services and find solutions for coping with damage. Regular training is essential for effective use in an actual emergency," he said in a current message.

preparation for an emergency

The district administration Tamsweg has prepared comprehensively for a possible emergency. An internal measures plan for the blackout was developed, and the entire official building infrastructure has been connected to an emergency generator. The necessary diesel fuel is in stock for several days to ensure functionality. "In the event of a crisis, 20 specially trained staff members come together to efficiently manage the critical areas - buildings, communication and personnel -" explains disaster protection officer Christoph Wiedl.

The employees of the district administration not only contribute to the administration of the district, but are also essential for the daily life of the citizens in Lungau. In an emergency, 20 of them are appointed directly to the staff. District captain Michaela Rohrmoser emphasizes the need for well-founded preparation: "The exercise is tested in the exercise, together with the processing of realistic scenarios and dealing with the BOS digital radio," she said.

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