The German firebrigade A small view at our work made by Johannes Jung, BOSI 13.

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The German firebrigade A small view at our work made by Johannes Jung, BOSI 13

Agenda Firebrigade – more than just blow out fire Risks at our work Facts and figures European emergency number Alerting system

salvage: hazardous substances accident vehicles crashed aircrafts fatalites protection: fire safety education fire guards flood protection traffic security Firebrigade – more than just blow out fires rescue: traffic accidents work accidents altitude rescue animal rescue administrative cooperation extinguish: room fires house fires vehicle fires forest fires

Firebrigade – more than just blow out fires... but with many risks … Some examples of risks:  contamination and poisoning caused by hazard materials  burnings and smoke inhalation at fires  cuttings caused by sharp edges at crashed vehicles  inattentive motorists on roads  psychological damages Preventive measures: personal protective equipment (PPE) respiratory protection wear heat resistant clothes good traffic safeguard Exchanging experiences

Facts and figures 1,1 Mio. firefighters in Germany  96% are volunteer firefighters volunteer fire brigades  including firefighters volunteer fire brigade Wehlen  including 28 firefighters  2014: 6 technical assistances 1 fire fighting operation

European emergency number 5 Questions: Where? What happens? How many injured persons? What kind of injuries? Waiting for Questions!

Alerting system alarm by the control centre via we are 24 h/d, 365d/y voluntarily on standby sirenpager

Here is a place for you!

Sources fire brigade Wehlen fire brigade Kues atemschutzunfaelle.de feuerwehr.de volksfreund.de visit us:

Thank you for your attention! Johannes Jung BOSI 13 Any questions?