We are 5 FF in a shift + 2 part-time FF so its a small force comparing to your station:-) But its pretty standard in Sweden with this size.
I do not believe we have any station in Sweden with more then maybe 11-12 FF per shift so its a bit different:-)

I will let you know about a date, maaybe in dec some time but more likely in Jan!

It would be great if I could visit your station some time in the future!
Am I correct that Treptow is a combination station with both full-time and part-time employees?
Are you 27 full-time FF on every shift?:-O That's a huge station in that case but I may be wrong, my German is not perfect:-)

Aber ich habe Deutsch für mehrere Jahre in der Schule gelernt, aber heute bin ich traurig, dass ich nahm es nicht mehr ernst.

Thank yo very much for the information, I will contact them next week!
Hopefully they can help me with this.

Do you think it is possible to visit a station in Berlin too?
I do video documentaries about different stations in different countries and add them to a website so that others can watch, its a great way to view different choices of apparatus and gear.

/ Lars

Hi, my name is Lars and I work for the fire and rescue service in Värnamo, Sweden.

I'm trying to get in contact with someone within in the Berlin Feuerwehr and found you here.
I am collecting some educational material from different stations and countries to put them all in one place, like a knowledge bank to use when creating exercises for your own station. Something to draw ideas from.

Do you think it would be possible for me to get a hold of a powerpoint in tactical ventilation/PPV ventilation or what you might call it from you/Berlin feuerwehr?

It will be added to a website translated into English, later you can find several other documents from other stations in return that you can use.

Best regards / Lars

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