Fire crews in Goch, Lower Rhine, share updates on insulating electric vehicles
The Volunteer Fire Department of the City of Goch, located in Goch, Germany, recently underwent a comprehensive four-day training session on electric vehicles. The training, conducted by René Gravendyk, master of the Automotive Craftsmen Association Niederrhein, took place in Moers, Germany, in a workshop specifically equipped for automotive apprentices.
The training focused on electric vehicles, dealing with crashed electric vehicles, and protecting emergency responders at accident scenes. The firefighters received both theoretical and practical insights about these crucial aspects, learning about unique aspects of electric vehicles that are essential for safe and effective response in emergency situations.
Many questions were addressed during the training, and the firefighters showed great eagerness to attend future sessions. In fact, the Volunteer Fire Department of the City of Goch has expressed its keen interest in participating in further training sessions offered by the Automotive Craftsmen Association Niederrhein.
Fire Chief Stefan Bömer of the Volunteer Fire Department of the City of Goch has thanked Frank Berninger and René Gravendyk for the training, expressing his gratitude for the knowledge and skills imparted to the firefighters.
For more information about the Volunteer Fire Department of the City of Goch or to inquire about upcoming training sessions, please contact the press spokesperson Torsten Matenaers at +49 (0)172 / 25 66 517 or by email at [email protected]. The department's official website can be found at http://www.feuerwehr-goch.de.
As a volunteer organization, the Goch Volunteer Fire Department is dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of its community. The electric vehicle training is just one of the many steps they are taking to prepare for the future and adapt to the changing landscape of emergency response.
Technology played a significant role in the training session, as the Volunteer Fire Department of the City of Goch focused on learning about electric vehicles and their unique aspects for safe and effective emergency response. The department's eagerness to attend future training sessions offered by the Automotive Craftsmen Association Niederrhein emphasizes the importance of staying updated with general-news related to technology in emergency response situations.
