Dillinger Hüttenwerke plant fire brigade

The fire corps of the Dillinger Hütte around 1880. The fire brigade founded in the factory in 1864 consisted only of ironworkers. They were allowed to wear a uniform from 1869.

1983 restored historical syringe in the fire station

The Dillinger Hütte plant fire brigade was founded in 1901 and can currently fall back on 100 emergency services. These are divided into 20 full-time and 80 part-time fire service members. This ensures that a relay (6 fire brigade members) can be deployed around the clock. The plant fire brigade handles around 200 missions a year.

The plant fire brigade only provides fire protection on the Dillinger Hütte site , on which the ROGESA Roheisengesellschaft mbH and the central coking plant Saar GmbH are also located. She is also responsible for the Saarlouis / Dillingen port.

The fire brigade has a Tanklöschfahrzeug and an assistance Tanklöschfahrzeug , several small fire trucks , a team transport vehicle , two trolley , a command and a command vehicle and a hose trolley .

The tasks of the plant fire brigade are divided into the following areas:

• Fire Prevention
• Emergency rescue, fire fighting, technical assistance
• Breathing protection (120 compressed air breathing apparatus) and gas measurement technology
• Fire security guards
• Maintenance and testing of around 5000 fire extinguishers
• Maintenance, testing and disconnection of fire alarm systems (125 fire alarm systems with 1550 detection areas)
• Maintenance, testing and shutdown of stationary gas and water extinguishing systems (over 120 gas extinguishing areas)

Web links

• Dillinger Hütte AG works fire brigade at BOS vehicles
• Stock company of Dillinger Hüttenwerke

Footnotes

1. ^ Walter Kiefer: Dillingen, Hütten und Gartenstadt, 100 years of photo documents . Dillingen 1996, ISBN 3-00-000669-9 .