Snake savers in action: Bärnbach fire brigade impressed with heroic deed

Snake savers in action: Bärnbach fire brigade impressed with heroic deed

On Monday, the Bärnbach fire brigade was called for a serious effort: a snake over a meter long was spotted in a residential area. With skill and calm, the firefighters captured the reptile and brought it to a safe place where it could be released into freedom. This is not the first animal use of the fire brigade, but every time the fire brigade causes excitement and admiration in the community. As reported meinzirk.at, the firefighters once again showed their skills and willingness to use.

The weekend program of the Bärnbach fire brigade was not only shaped by animal rescues. The well-respected 24-hour exercise for the fire brigade youth also took place last weekend. There were various scenarios on the plan that should offer young firefighters important practical experience. The exercise began with climbing training in the Lipizzaner Stud Piber, where the participants could test their skill and courage.

diverse exercises and valuable experiences

In the course of the 24-hour exercise, a traffic accident was also simulated in which an injured person had to be treated. Such realistic use scenarios are crucial to prepare the prospective firefighters for an emergency. Shortly before midnight, there was a fire exercise in the brickworks, which put the participants again. On Sunday, the youngsters were given the opportunity to visit the Florianstation Voitsberg, which was a Highlight for many.

The organization of such exercises is not an easy task. According to Feuerwehr-gundelfingen.org, the supervisors prepared for the implementation in several sessions, designed the roster and coordinated the missions. Technical know-how also occurred: Daniel was developed by Daniel to make the management of operations more effective.

team spirit and commitment

The support from the supervisors was essential for the success of the exercise. Among the parties involved were "Smut Harry" and assistants who took care of the care of the participants. Every detail helps to train the young people in the best possible way and prepare for the requirements of the fire service. The technical aspects of the exercises, such as the alarm gong and announcement technology, were also implemented efficiently and procured inexpensively.

Finally, the organizers would like to thank Daniel Sebati, the responsible person of the Florianstation, and Markus Guschnegg, the youth worker, for their tireless efforts. The 24-hour exercise was not only a key experience for the youth fire brigade, but also a valuable opportunity to strengthen the team spirit and establish new friendships. It is important for the fire brigade to offer sensible and educational activities for the youth in the future.