Fire Protection / Disaster Management

Operational fire protection is an essential component of workplace safety and health protection. It encompasses all measures aimed at preventing fires and responding effectively in emergencies. A comprehensive protection strategy is crucial for entrepreneurs to ensure both the safety of employees and the protection of corporate assets.

A systematic and well-organized fire protection policy can save lives and minimize damage to buildings and equipment. Therefore, it is essential for companies to take appropriate precautions and regularly review whether their fire protection measures are up to date. In addition to preventing fires, effective emergency management is also of great importance for promptly and efficiently handling emergencies.

Engage in captivating presentations and live demonstrations showcasing innovative strategies to avert accidents, major incidents, and rescue operations. Witness how companies can effectively protect themselves and gain valuable insights into cutting-edge security concepts.

Visit the booth of the Federal Association of Corporate Fire Protection (WFVD) to learn about the latest developments and trends in corporate security and fire protection. The association offers expertise and advice to help you optimize your security strategy.

Participate in our live demonstrations held daily at 10, 12, 14, and 16 o'clock. Witness firsthand how effective fire protection techniques work in practice and be inspired to enhance your own safety protocols

Welding:

• What safety measures should be observed during welding to prevent fires and accidents?
• Are all required personal protective equipment available and in good condition?

Office fires:

• Is there easy access to a fire extinguisher, and do all employees know how to operate it in case of emergency?
• Are escape routes clearly marked and regularly free of obstacles?

Smoke development:

• How to recognize smoke development in your work area, and what measures to take in case of a fire alarm?
• Have regular smoke detector checks been conducted to ensure their functionality?

Hazardous substance release:

• Which hazardous substances are used in your company, and what precautions have been taken for handling them?
• Are all employees informed and trained on potential risks and how to safely respond in case of a release?

By answering these prevention questions and implementing appropriate actions, you actively contribute to increasing safety and minimizing the risk of fires and emergencies.

Specialists from the Company Fire Brigade Association are available as contacts and provide practical exercises in the work environment