Jungflorianis inspire with a large fire brigade competition in St. Peter!

Jungflorianis inspire with a large fire brigade competition in St. Peter!

Over 600 young fire brigade members, the so-called young florianis, competed against each other in St. Peter-Freienstein today at the performance competition and competition game. This impressive number of participation shows how great the enthusiasm for the fire brigade youth in the region is. The young rescuers came from four different fire brigade areas and provided a lively atmosphere with their commitment.

While the young florianis demonstrated their skills, 13 members of the St. Peter-Freienstein volunteer fire brigade successfully completed the fire service test. This took place on Saturday and had the goal of fighting different types of fire- including barn, wooden stacks and fluid fires- within a specified time. In turn, the participants had to demonstrate their knowledge in the fire service by answering a question and showing the equipment in the emergency vehicle when the doors and roller blinds were closed. As reported meinzirk.at, it was the "strictest" valuable team in Styria, led by main reviewer Johann Stürzer. Helmut Ofner, Klaus Reinwald and newcomer Armin Saiger were also among the valuations.

The examiners placed great importance on efficient and flawless implementation. There were words of praise from the Deputy Fire Brigade Commandant BR Johann Diethart, who congratulated all 13 participants and presented badge in bronze and silver. The firefighters can be particularly proud because all participants passed the exam without errors.

a comprehensive training program

The success of the fire brigade youth also has a lot to do with the conscientious training of young Florian disciples. The great work of the youth fire brigades is highly valued in the communities. With an attractive training offer, not only valuable knowledge is conveyed, but also promoted teamwork and personal development. According to Feuerwehrausbildungen.de, the content relates to practical skills such as mastering knots or the safe handling of the fire engine equipment. Games that strengthen discipline and social behavior are also part of the program. It is important that the young people receive positive feedback on every service to promote their self -confidence.

The goal of the fire brigade youth is not only to learn technical skills, but also to develop personal responsibility and team spirit. The fascination fire brigade should be brought closer to the children in order to convey values ​​such as security, responsibility and enthusiasm. As part of their training, the young fire brigade members have the opportunity to gain practical experience under guidance, be it in glass management or secure operations.

The St. Peter-Freienstein volunteer fire brigade relies on well-founded training that not only prepares children and young people for missions, but also for the challenges of life. In this way, the young firefighters can contribute to help and competently in their community and thus contribute to safety and cohesion in the region.