“The goal is to develop cooperation tactics so that we can rescue people quickly and safely,” explained Brandrat Harald HofbauerFF Weitra city chief. He gave thanks Martin GruberRed Cross District Commander Weitra and Colonel Reinhard Bachner from the Kuenringer Kaserne for the joint organization as well as from the Spineboard association and the company Lukas Hydraulik for their support.
Among the guests of honor were: Federal Minister Claudia TannerBrigadier George HärtingerAlois Zaussinger (from the Firefighters’ Association of Lower Austria), Andreas Weissenstein (Gmund District Fire Command), Lt. Col Georg StiedlLieutenant Colonel Matthias Wimmer, Werner Schlögl(Vice-President of the Lower Austrian Red Cross) and Herbert Wandl (Rotes Kruez Zwettl), Daniel Gatter (Civil Defense Association of Lower Austria), George Price (Gmund Police Department), NR MP Martina Diesner-WaisFederal Counsel Margaret Golldistrict captain Christian Pehoferas representative of the town of Weitra, mayor Peter Lair and deputy chief Petra Zimmermann-Moser apart from Stephanie and Johannes Furstenberg.
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Activity detailing and assignment of tasks by the activity manager.
Training: Rescue after a traffic accident involving a gas-powered vehicle.
Training: Recovery and rescue after an accident in a parking garage.
Training: Rescuing a person trapped under a truck.
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Photo: Gabriel Peter
Photo: Gabriel Peter
Photo: Gabriel Peter
Photo: Gabriel Peter
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Interesting insights into blue light group training.
Weitra Rescue Days took place for the third time last weekend. The cooperation between the emergency agencies was trained and demonstrated extensively.
During the tour of the warehouse site, various items were found Training stations visited Situations such as rescue and rescue in traffic accidents involving gas-powered vehicles or accidents in a parking garage, rescue of an accident victim after falling into a silo, rescue operations after a hot air balloon accident or rescue of an injured person trapped under truck seen.
