HOUSE rule
With the HOUSE rule the special use principles for are in Germany aerial rescue of firefighters with the designated turntable ladder operations to rescue people , Anleiterbereitschaft , fire fighting and technical assistance easily and can be safely processed.
The rule
With the HAUS rule, the location of the aerial rescue vehicle can easily be determined, because this is one of the decisive factors for the success of an operation.
The letters of the acronym H AUS , which fire brigade members can easily associate with a turntable ladder, represent the special operational principles for aerial rescue vehicles
- H obstac
- A bstände
- U ntergrund
- S ecurity
in a logical order.
The HOUSE rule was developed on March 15, 2005 by Jan Ole Unger (Hamburg Fire Brigade) and Nils Beneke (Hanover Fire Brigade) and is used at state fire brigade schools and many fire brigades in training and emergency services. It is anchored in the "Sample training plan for training and further training on aerial rescue vehicles" of the fire service regulations project group and in the "Recommendation for training and further training on aerial rescue vehicles" by the AGBF Bund. The HOUSE rule is currently available in issue 7.
See also
Further memory rules in the area of "Authorities and Organizations with Safety Tasks" (BOS): List of memory aids in fire services
literature
- Jörg Kurtz: Die Roten Hefte, Heft 201 - Tactics in turntable ladder use . 4th, revised edition. Kohlhammer, Stuttgart 2019, ISBN 978-3-17-034878-3 .
- Jan Ole Unger, Nils Beneke, Klaus Thrien: Aerial rescue vehicles - training and use . 3rd, revised edition. Kohlhammer, Stuttgart 2019, ISBN 978-3-17-035837-9 , pp. 221 .
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Project group fire service regulations, sample training plan for training and advanced training on aerial rescue vehicles
- ↑ AGBF Bund, recommendation for basic and advanced training on aerial rescue vehicles