Steinbach urban training facility

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The Steinbach urban training facility (also known as the Steinbach urban training facility and rescue and mountain training facility or UTA or RuBAAnl for short) is a local combat facility for police and rescue operations located at the Allentsteig military training area .

history

The small town of Steinbach in the Allentsteig community was evacuated by the German Wehrmacht on April 1, 1939 . Some houses in the village and also the local chapel were repaired by the Austrian army and adapted for the training and exercise projects of the emergency services. The UTA Steinbach was opened in November 2011 and expanded in 2019.

Furnishing

Exercise opportunities for an entire battalion have been available since 2019. UTA Steinbach has the following properties:

  • Basement with a shed roof to simulate basement situations in the dark
  • Central building with several staircases and rooms
  • Homestead with a washroom with showers
  • Building yard
  • Tavern to re-enact fights
  • Bank to simulate bank robbery and hostage-taking
  • Department store to recreate raids
  • Canal with access shaft, length 30 m
  • Kulturstadel with space for approx. 160 people, which is used for meetings
  • Chancellery building. Registration and de-registration take place here.
  • church

External use

Often other emergency services also use the training facility for exercises and to simulate the associated recovery and rescue chain. For example, police officers rehearse behavior during demonstrations or fire fighters simulate the search for people buried after a high-rise building has collapsed.

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