Fire Department Erfurt

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Fire Department Erfurt
Coat of arms of Erfurt Office of the City of Erfurt
Units: 22nd
Professional fire brigade
Founding year: April 1, 1910
Locations: 2
Employee: 215
Volunteer firefighter
Founding year: November 1862
Departments: 21st
Active members: 650
Youth fire brigade
Members: 368
www.erfurt.de/feuerwehr

The Erfurt fire brigade consists of the professional fire brigade with two locations and the voluntary fire brigade with twenty-one locations in the Thuringian state capital Erfurt . Organizationally, it is subordinate to the Office for Fire Protection, Rescue Service and Disaster Control (Office 37) of the state capital Erfurt. Your range of tasks includes preventive and defensive fire protection , technical assistance and rescue services as well as disaster control.

history

The Erfurt professional fire brigade was first mentioned on April 1, 1910 and emerged from the former Turner fire brigade . It had its seat on the regulator ring (today Juri-Gagarin-Ring).

In 1995, the company moved from the historic building on the regulator ring to the new emergency response center in Erfurt-Marbach .

Professional fire brigade

The Erfurt professional fire brigade is the largest professional fire brigade in Thuringia and consists of 215 civil servants in the upper or medium-sized fire service . It includes two hazard protection and security centers in the north and south of the city. The firefighters are distributed over three watch departments and perform their duty on the guards of the professional fire brigade according to an existing service system.

North Hazard Protection Center

The hazard protection center (GSZ) is located in the Erfurt-Marbach district on an area of ​​around 25,000 m² directly on federal highway 4 . It consists of three buildings, the fire station, the functional building and the rescue station. In addition to the Erfurt professional fire brigade, the danger protection center also houses the city's central control center , the German Red Cross and Johanniter Unfallhilfe aid organizations, as well as the private ambulance company Ambulanz Erfurt GmbH.

In the building of the fire station there are 30 vehicle parking spaces, a car workshop, wash hall and 46 rest and social rooms. The rescue station has 18 vehicle parking spaces, a disinfection section and also rest and social rooms. The functional building houses a 24 m high hose tower, four exercise balconies, hose storage and washing, breathing protection training system, extinguishing equipment, radio, hose and breathing protection workshop as well as a clothing store, small parts warehouse and a sports room.

In the North Hazard Protection Center there is, among other things, an extinguishing train consisting of a command vehicle 1 (ELW 1), an emergency fire fighting group vehicle 20 (HLF 20), a turntable ladder with basket 23-12 (DLK 23/12) and a tank fire engine 20/40-SL (TLF 20/40-SL), the operations control service with two command vehicles (ELW 1 and ELW 2) and a Thuringia command vehicle (FüKW-Th), vehicles of the rescue service , including an emergency doctor vehicle (NEF) for the chief ambulance , three ambulances (RTW) and a heavy rescue vehicle (S-RTW), as well as various special-purpose vehicles, including a small alarm vehicle (KLAF), a trolley Metrology (GW-measurement), four Wechsellader vehicles (WLF) with different roll-off containers and three crew transport vehicles (MTF) stationed.

Emergency response center south

The South Hazard Defense Center (GAZ) is located in the southeast of the state capital Erfurt, in the Melchendorf district , on an area of ​​around 10,200 m². Like the hazard protection center, it consists of three buildings, the fire station, the general aid warehouse and the ambulance station. In addition to the Erfurt professional fire brigade, the aid organizations Arbeiter-Samariter-Bund and the Malteser Aid Service are housed in the South Hazard Defense Center.

The fire station building has 10 vehicle parking spaces, a workshop, sanitary areas, rest and social rooms, a training area and a sports room. The rescue station has 13 vehicle parking spaces, office and administration rooms for the service providers and also rest and social rooms. The warehouse for general help houses a storage area with storage racks and a vehicle hall with two truck parking spaces.

The South Hazard Defense Center houses a fire fighting train, consisting of a command vehicle 1 (ELW 1), an emergency fire-fighting vehicle 20 (HLF 20) and a turntable ladder with basket 23-12 (DLK 23/12), a rescue vehicle 1 (RW 1), a personnel transport vehicle ( MTF), a measuring technology equipment trolley (GW-Mess) and an ice / water / height rescue equipment trolley (GW-EWH).

Voluntary fire brigades

There are 21 voluntary fire brigades and five fire fighting groups in the districts of Erfurt. These are organized in associations that were founded to better organize the fire services. They cannot be compared with the associations known in terms of operational tactics, but rather with the "areas of activity" known from the GDR .

Association of Erfurt-Mitte

The Erfurt-Mitte association has four volunteer fire brigades and two fire fighting groups. The member brigades include the Dittelstedt , Ilversgehofen , Marbach and Melchendorf volunteer fire brigades , as well as the Büßleben and Rohda / Haarberg fire fighting groups .

The fire brigades and extinguishing groups are equipped with a command vehicle 1 (ELW1), a fire fighting vehicle 10 (LF 10), a fire fighting vehicle 16/12 (LF 16/12), a fire fighting vehicle 20 (LF 20), a fire fighting vehicle 20 disaster control (LF 20 KatS ), a rescue group vehicle 20 (HLF 20), a tank fire engine 4000 (TLF 4000), a small fire truck Thuringia (KLF-Th), a medium fire truck (MLF), a decontamination equipment vehicle (GW-Dekon), two logistics equipment vehicles (GW-L1 and GW-L2), a hazardous goods equipment trolley (GW-G) and several fire-fighting trailers.

Association Erfurt-Nord

The Erfurt-Nord association has five volunteer fire brigades and one fire fighting group. The member brigades include the volunteer fire brigades Gispersleben , Kühnhausen , Mittelhausen , Schwerborn and Stotternheim, as well as the Tiefthal fire fighting group .

The fire brigades and the fire fighting group are equipped with a command vehicle 1 (ELW1), a team transport vehicle (MTF), a tank fire engine 16/24 troop (TLF 16/24 troop ), a tank fire engine 3000 (TLF 3000), a fire fighting vehicle 10 ( LF 10), a rescue group vehicle 10 (HLF 10), a fire fighting vehicle 10/6 (LF 10/6), a fire fighting vehicle 16-TS (LF 16-TS), a small fire truck Thuringia (KLF-Th), a medium fire truck (MLF ), a kitchen equipment trolley (GW kitchen) and several fire service trailers.

Association Erfurt-Ost

The Erfurt-Ost association has two volunteer fire brigades and two fire fighting groups. The member brigades include the volunteer fire brigades Kerspleben and Vieselbach and the fire fighting groups Azmannsdorf and Töttleben .

The fire brigades and extinguishing groups are equipped with a command vehicle 1 (ELW1), a team transport vehicle (MTF), a tank fire engine 16/25 (TLF 16/25), a turntable ladder with cage 23-12 (DLK 23/12), a fire fighting group vehicle 8 / 6 (LF 8/6), a rescue group vehicle 20 (HLF 20), two small fire trucks Thuringia (KLF-Th), a hose trolley KatS (SW-KatS) and several fire-fighting trailers.

Association Erfurt-Süd

Fire station of the FF Bischleben

The Erfurt-Süd association has five volunteer fire brigades. The member brigades include the volunteer fire brigades in Bischleben , Hochheim , Molsdorf , Möbisburg / Rhoda and Waltersleben .

The fire brigades are equipped with a command vehicle 1 (ELW 1), three team transport vehicles (MTF), a tank fire engine 16 (TLF 16), a tank fire engine 16/25 (TLF 16/25), two fire fighting group vehicles 8/6 (LF 8/6) , two medium-sized fire engines (MLF), a rescue vehicle 1 (RW 1) and several fire service trailers.

Association Erfurt-West

The Erfurt-West association has five volunteer fire brigades. The member brigades include the volunteer fire brigades Alach , Bindersleben , Frienstedt , Schmira and Töttelstädt .

The fire brigades are equipped with two personnel transport vehicles (MTF), a turntable ladder with cage 23-12 (DLK 23/12), a fire fighting vehicle 8/6 (LF 8/6), a fire fighting vehicle 10/6 (LF 10/6), one Fire fighting vehicle 10/10 (LF 10/10), a fire fighting vehicle 16/12 (LF 16/12), a medium fire fighting vehicle (MLF) and several fire service trailers.

Specialist groups

Emergency response group

The emergency response group (SEG RD) is one of two specialist groups in the Erfurt fire brigade. With 62 active members, it is the larger of the two specialist groups. The specialty of the Erfurt SEG is that it only includes medical specialists. The SEG has a command vehicle for the rapid response group rescue service (FüKfz SEG-RD), a medical equipment vehicle (GW-San), an ambulance (KTW), four emergency ambulances (NKTW-B), three ambulances (RTW) and a roll-off container for major damage (AB major damage ) to disposal.

Emergency assistance

The emergency support specialist group consists of 26 active members.

See also

Web links

Commons : Erfurt Fire Brigade  - Album with pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Operations in fire protection, general aid and disaster control in the Free State of Thuringia, annual report 2017
  2. ↑ a b History of the Erfurt professional fire brigade, on feuerwehr-erfurt.de (a private homepage about the Erfurt fire brigade)
  3. ↑ a b c d e List of fire brigade associations in Erfurt , erfurt.de
  4. ↑ Emergency response group. State capital Erfurt, accessed on November 18, 2018 .

Coordinates: 50 ° 59 ′ 31.6 ″  N , 11 ° 0 ′ 3.8 ″  E