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1459:(4m/base stations) and from 167.56 to 173.98 MHz (2m/portable radios). There were plans to implement digitally scrambled trunked radio systems (a nationwide TETRA-based system) located in many German cities by 2010. This process was delayed in many cities due to either financial constraints (expenses due to setting up a whole new infrastructure and replacing numerous 4-meter base stations/mobile radios and 2-meter portable radios) or legislative delays. The city of Aachen began testing a TETRA-based system in 2001 and has implemented it since 2003 after completion of the pilot project. An enormous advantage of the German BOS Radio System is that virtually every helping organisation in Germany like police, rescue services, THW, lifeguard and fire brigades are using the same system in different channels so they can easily switch and communicate. Typically, 4-meter-radios are used by dispatch centres and on vehicles, whereas 2-metre-radios are handheld 713: 899: 1575: 781: 913: 906: 795: 734: 816: 727: 871: 788: 892: 885: 809: 802: 720: 31: 878: 564: 986: 3392: 3440: 1011: 1026: 1511: 3428: 3416: 1320:(FLFs). These normally have pumps with a large pumping capacity of 10,000 litres/min and have large supplies of either powder or foam (ranging between 300-800 litres) in addition to a standard water tank ranging from 6,000 to 13,000 litres. German airports tend to use crash engines manufactured by Rosenbauer (Rosenbauer Simba, Rosenbauer Panther 8x8 MA 5 or the Rosenbauer Panther 6x6 CA 5). Other manufacturers include 1468: 47: 3404: 1291: 1121:(LF). Typically a large truck manned by a group and carrying firefighting and rescue gear, nowadays usually with a small water (ranging from 800 to 2500 litres) and foam supply (60 or 120 litres depending on the type of fire engine). Although the crew of the LF consists of a group, the larger types of this engine carry enough equipment for two groups, which often includes a second, portable fire pump. 1464:
to the dispatch center via the 4-meter radio on the engine. However, a dispatch center can monitor and if necessary respond on a (non-)repeatered 2-metre tactical channel. In most cases, German tactical channels are not used with a repeater. In bigger areas, there is usually a number of relay stations/repeaters in place which repeat the signal, giving it more range and quality.
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The standard procedures for fire and technical aid and rescue assign certain tasks to certain crew members. This helps keeping the orders the unit commander has to give short and simple, since those tasks don't need to be specifically assigned to anyone. However, most of these guidelines date back to
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Most standard procedures in German firefighting are based on the Gruppe (group), since it is the smallest tactical unit to work independently. The also common Staffel (squadron) is basically a group stripped down to the absolutely necessary minimum, which can easily be extended to a Gruppe by joining
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for tactical communication on scene. Unlike in the US, 2-meter portable radios are normally only used for fireground/tactical communications and not for direct contact with the dispatch centre. If direct communication is required, the engineer of the first-in engine will relay all messages directly
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The third generation entered active service in 2005. Most of the older FlKfz 8000/800 were replaced by the new Ziegler Z8 ((FLF 80/125-12,5 Z8 "Advancer")). Unlike the second-generation engines, this new series of 16 Z8 engines is no longer a military-specific design. The first generation of FlKfz
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rescues; lays out attack lines for the other squads (due to SCBA and technical simplifications such as hose carrying baskets nowadays redundant; the squads lay out hoses on their own); if SCBA is applied immediately after arrival, the hose squad instead of the water squad has to build up the water
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most common unit of voluntary fire fighting forces; usually the crew of an engine; the term message runner was created before radio electronics came into use, today the message runner can also act as second engine operator, supports a squad or is in charge for security surveillance (e.g. traffic
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set up a full-time force ("Hauptamtliche Wachbereitschaft"), which is basically a group or a squadron occupying one large fire station around the clock. This force deals with smaller incidents on its own and is supported by voluntary forces for larger incidents. Each community meets the need of
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The second-generation engines FlKfz 1000 (equipment manufacturer: Metz, now part of Rosenbauer), FlKfz 3000 (equipment manufacturer: cooperation between Bachert and Albert Ziegler), FlKfz 3500/400/750 ((equipment manufacturer: cooperation between Bachert and Albert Ziegler) and FlKfz 8000/800
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fire-fighting personnel by setting up a voluntary force ("Freiwillige Feuerwehr"). If it is not possible to recruit enough personnel for this job, the mayor of a city is required to set up a "Pflichtfeuerwehr" (compulsory fire brigade), where he will draft the number of personnel required.
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with a three-firefighter Trupp (squad) from another vehicle. Due to the financial situation of most German cities, the squadron is the most common unit for professional fire-fighting forces, because it provides sufficient manpower but saves three firefighters in comparison to a group.
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The firefighters start with an 18-month training time which ends with test. The use of Brandmeister is dependent of the size of the fire department they are working for. In bigger departments mostly as water squad in smaller departments also as attack squad or engine operator.
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Ranks differ between states because each state is responsible for providing and admitting its own fire services as Thuringia i.e. provides education and administration of all fire brigades in Thuringia and Saxony provides it for all brigades in Saxony and so
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currently on scene may simply refer to himself as "1-11" or "Florian 1-11", instead of using the whole sequence when the crew is certain that there are no other companies involved. Because the German Fire Services are terms of the federal states like
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Although not in accordance with the respective service regulation ("Dienstvorschrift"), these identifications are sometimes shortened for the sake of fast radio contact and when there can be no doubt that the vehicle is unique. For example, the
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chassis. Furthermore, the 3rd generation has been supplemented by the TLF 20-28 and the RW (Rüstwagen 2) on MAN 18.280 chassis as well as the TLF 20–45 on the Mercedes-Benz Unimog U 5000 chassis. All of these vehicles were equipped by Ziegler.
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prepares the equipment for the attack squad, if necessary assists the attack squad and operates needed powered appliances; if the attack squad is busy providing first aid, the hose squad takes over deploying the ordered appliances
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which currently have three generations of Feuerlösch-KFZ (FlKfz) engines in use. These are specialized engines constructed in three different generations since 1958 and they use specialised military truck chassis (normally
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Unterbrandmeister (UBM)(does not exist in Baden-Wuerttemberg, in Bavaria it's called "Hauptlöschmeister", HLM) with completed training to leading a squad or platoon squad and at least one year being Oberfeuerwehrmann
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usually consisting of several vehicles, e.g. 1 command car, an engine, a tanker and a ladder depending on the platoon type (e.g. "Löschzug" for fire, "Rüstzug" for technical rescue or "Gefahrgutzug" for hazmats)
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By law, cities with a population of more than 80,000–100,000 people (depending on the state) are required to have a professional fire-fighting force ("Berufsfeuerwehr"). Others such as smaller cities and towns
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with a 1600-litre/min pump and a 2500-litre water tank) and a water supply of several thousand litres). Very often they are equipped with water cannons on the roof and foam cannons.
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Technically, there are eleven types of vehicles in service today. However, due to regional needs and availability, there are a vast number of different vehicles in use.
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Brandmeister (BM) after at least two years as Unterbrandmeister (UBM) and two weeks training at the county's fire school (F3). Allowed to command a squadron or group.
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For example, the radio identification "Florian Magdeburg 01-33-01" would describe the first ladder of station 1, operated by the Fire department of the city of
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Brandoberinspektor (BOI) ( after a training at the countys fireschool (F/B5). Allowed to command severals platoons. Must have been Brandinspektor (BI) before.
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carries out assigned tasks (e.g. assists the unit commander, provides assistance to a squad deploying a ladder, takes care of casualties, relays information)
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Members of the professional fire departments and volunteer fire departments serve in a hierarchy corresponding to other German institutions e.g. the police.
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commands the unit, is responsible for the crew's safety, determines placement of vehicle and, if necessary, of powered appliances like generators etc.
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To create an incentive for sports, fitness and health the German firefighting fitness badge can be awarded to any member of the German fire services.
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drives the engine, operates the pump and other machinery, assists other crew members unloading equipment from the engine and building up water supply
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Voluntary and professional fire brigades usually share the same basic layout when deploying. Firefighters are organized in tactical units as follows:
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Brandinspektor (BI) after a training at the county's fire school (F4). Allowed to command a platoon. Must have been Oberbrandmeister (OBM) before.
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drives the engine, operates powered appliances (e.g. generators, hydraulic pumps), assists other crew members unloading equipment from the engine
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this may vary from state to state. The radio identification name for the same ladder in Bavaria can be "Florian Geretsried 30/1" for example.
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carries out assigned tasks (e.g. assists the unit commander, assists with deploying appliances, takes care of casualties, relays information)
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German Armed Forces fire engines (third-generation) as well as a Flash movie of the Stuttgart Airport Fire Department responding to a call
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The more specific terms "GruppenfĂĽhrer" (group leader) and "StaffelfĂĽhrer" (squadron leader) depending on the unit's size were abandoned
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There are three kinds of recruiting firefighters in Germany: the predominant number of Germany's 1,383,730 firefighters are members of
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2400 was replaced by LF 16/12 (originally based on the Daimler-Benz 1017 chassis) with the design changes being incorporated into the
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commands the unit, is responsible for the crew's safety, determines placement of vehicle and, if necessary, of portable fire pump
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supply; deploys portable ladders on command; takes additional tasks like operating the Wye or deploying additional appliances
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secures the incident site against additional hazards using the necessary equipment, is free for other tasks after that
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Oberfeuerwehrmann (OFM) after the second part of the basic training and after at least two years as Feuerwehrmann (FM)
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Feuerwehrmannanwärter (FMA)/trainee fresh to the fire brigade, at least 18 years old (16 years in some German states).
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Löschmeister (LM) after being Hauptfeuerwehrmann for ten years or/and qualification "group leader" (Gruppenführer).
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All fires or emergencies requiring assistance from the fire service can be reported using the toll-free European
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with a mounted hydraulic crane arm behind the truck's cabin designed to lift heavy containers or modules (called
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Condition to start directly in this grade is a college degree, starting with a 24-month training and end a test.
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In Germany there are three career groups for fire fighters. They are governed by state laws for civil servants.
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Oberlöschmeister (OLM) after being Löschmeister for ten years or/and qualification "platoon leader" (Zugführer).
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rescues; builds up water supply for the engine; deploys portable ladders on command; becomes rescue squad, if
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in a Staffel (squadron) this squad is missing, so the remaining two squads have to take over its tasks.
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to coordinate their efforts. The German emergency currently use the so-called "BOS-Band" (BOS means
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The volunteer firefighters ranks are as follows (with deviations depending on the federal state):
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In contrast to the United States system, there is no division into engine and ladder companies.
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most common unit of professional fire fighting forces; minimum standard for firefighting
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Two digits referring to which one it is, e.g. "01" for the first vehicle of its type.
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Feuerwehr-Dienstvorschrift 1: Grundtätigkeiten im Lösch- und Hilfeleistungseinsatz
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while driving, the engine operator is responsible for safety of crew and vehicle
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are still in use, sometimes even as the primary means of alerting firefighters.
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A "Swissphone PatronPRO", one of the most favoured pagers for emergency services
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Specialized vehicles are used by German airport fire departments. These include
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More information on the military vehicles mentioned above are available below:
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Feuerwehrmann (FM)/Firefighter after the first part of the basic training.
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Name of the city or county the brigade is based, e.g. "MAGDEBURG"
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bases, military bases, naval bases as well as on any ship of the
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Two digits referring to the specific area or station, e.g. "01"
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Name of the organisation, i.e. "FLORIAN" for the fire services
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used as water squad (leader) and attack squad, engine operator
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Voluntary fire brigades are almost everywhere equipped with
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In cities with more than 400,000 people the top position of
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Rank insignia of the Professional Fire Department of Hamburg
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requirements, this includes airplane factories like that of
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Tasks according to standard technical aid/rescue procedure
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rescues, provides first aid until ambulance arrives and
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by law, but if it is required for the insurance coverage
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usually the crew of a ladder or other special vehicles
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with a water tank normally 500 to 750 litres), or the
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Behörden und Organisationen mit Sicherheitsaufgaben
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Index

Feuerwehr

MAN
Brehna

Hofgeismar
German
voluntary fire brigades (Freiwillige Feuerwehr)
Compulsory Fire Service (Pflichtfeuerwehr)
fire brigades
Berlin
ICAO
Airbus
Bundeswehr
German air force
German Navy
Self-contained breathing apparatus
SCBA
SCBA
EMTs
SCBAs
Two-in, two-out

Rheinland-Pfalz
Brandmeister/-in während der Laufbahnausbildung
Brandmeister/-in
Oberbrandmeister/-in
Hauptbrandmeister/-in
Brandinspektorenanwärter/-in
Brandinspektor/-in

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