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South fire station
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Expansions and additions
The South Fire Station was expanded to provide fire protection for Terminal 2 as well as effective fire protection and technical support for air traffic. There was no alternative to the construction of an addition to the South Fire Station because there was not enough space for more personnel or vehicles.
Space was created on three levels for: offices (fire chief, management), archive, training rooms, clothes department with laundry for mission response clothing, heavy load storeroom for additional equipment, workshops, resting areas with showers, black and white area for mission response garments, required personnel rooms (coffee kitchen, social room and resting areas).
Space was created on three levels for: offices (fire chief, management), archive, training rooms, clothes department with laundry for mission response clothing, heavy load storeroom for additional equipment, workshops, resting areas with showers, black and white area for mission response garments, required personnel rooms (coffee kitchen, social room and resting areas).
New vehicle hall
The hose maintenance facility and hose drying tower are also new. The tower is also provided with a practice wall where the fire department can conduct ladder exercises. The vehicle hall has space for six additional vehicles for fire protection for buildings and a washing area for response vehicles including a repair pit. In addition there is an eight-aisle storage hall for six utility roll-off containers and a crew transport vehicle.
Fire protection for buildings
Operations command vehicle 1 ( 10/4 )
Auxiliary firefighting vehicle 30/25-3 (1/40/1)
Auxiliary firefighting vehicle 30/25-3 (1/40/2)
Auxiliary firefighting vehicle 24 (1/21/1)
Tanker 24/48 (1/23/1)
Ladder rescue vehicle 23/12 GL CC (1/30/1)
Ladder rescue vehicle 23/12 Vario (1/30/2)
Special vehicles and equipment – Southern Fire Fighting Unit
Command vehicle ( 10/1 )
Command vehicle ( 10/2 )
Operations command vehicle 2 ( 12/1 )
Crew transport vehicle MTF ( 1/14/1)
Utility vehicle MZF (1/80/1)
Multiload vehicle (1/82/1)
Multiload vehicle (1/82/2)
Equipment and supply vehicle (1/89/1)
Small tractor
Auxiliary firefighting vehicle 30/25-3 (1/40/1)
Auxiliary firefighting vehicle 30/25-3 (1/40/2)
Auxiliary firefighting vehicle 24 (1/21/1)
Tanker 24/48 (1/23/1)
Ladder rescue vehicle 23/12 GL CC (1/30/1)
Ladder rescue vehicle 23/12 Vario (1/30/2)
Special vehicles and equipment – Southern Fire Fighting Unit
Command vehicle ( 10/1 )
Command vehicle ( 10/2 )
Operations command vehicle 2 ( 12/1 )
Crew transport vehicle MTF ( 1/14/1)
Utility vehicle MZF (1/80/1)
Multiload vehicle (1/82/1)
Multiload vehicle (1/82/2)
Equipment and supply vehicle (1/89/1)
Small tractor
Aircraft fire protection
Area of responsibility: south runway, the adjacent taxiways, the west apron, freight aircraft park positions, maintenance hangars with park positions.
Operations command vehicle 1 ( 10/3 )
Airfield firefighting vehicle 80/135 (1/24/1)
Airfield firefighting vehicle 80/135 (1/24/2)
Dry powder firefighting vehicle 4000 P (1/25/1)
Dry powder airfield firefighting vehicle "Simba" (1/24/3)
Rescue ladder vehicle (1/39/1)
Operations command vehicle 1 ( 10/3 )
Airfield firefighting vehicle 80/135 (1/24/1)
Airfield firefighting vehicle 80/135 (1/24/2)
Dry powder firefighting vehicle 4000 P (1/25/1)
Dry powder airfield firefighting vehicle "Simba" (1/24/3)
Rescue ladder vehicle (1/39/1)
