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Comprehensive Fire Safety Courses at the German Red Cross (DRK) – Learn to Prevent Fires and Respond Correctly

The German Red Cross (DRK) offers comprehensive fire safety courses where participants learn how to prevent fires and respond appropriately in emergencies. Our training covers important topics such as handling fire extinguishers, understanding evacuation plans, and ensuring escape routes. These courses are ideal for businesses and private individuals who want to expand their safety knowledge and be well-prepared for emergencies.

Fire Safety Helper Course (including Evacuation Helper)

In the Fire Safety Helper course (including Evacuation Helper), you or your employees will acquire basic knowledge and skills under qualified instruction to act appropriately in almost any fire situation (private or professional). The training is conducted according to the guidelines of DGUV 205-023 (Fire Safety Helper), DGUV 205-033 (Evacuation Helper), and ASR A2.2 / A2.3. Every company is legally obliged to train fire safety helpers and instruct them according to the company’s fire safety organization (at least 5% of the employees present, considering illness, vacation, shift work, etc.).

Why book a fire safety course with the DRK?

• Experienced Trainers: Our courses are led by experienced and qualified instructors.
• Practical Training: Our courses include hands-on exercises so you can act confidently in real emergencies.
• Certified Training: Our courses meet current legal requirements and standards.

Register now and increase your safety in case of fire! Visit our website for more information and book your fire safety course with the DRK today.

Sign up today for our DRK fire safety courses and enhance your safety!

1. Legal Foundations / Basics of Fire Safety

• DGUV 205-023 (Fire Safety Helper), DGUV 205-033 (Evacuation Helper)
• ASR 2.2, ASR 2.3, ArbSchG §10
• Preventive fire protection
• Defensive fire protection
• Company fire safety organization

2. Combustion Process and Conditions

• Dangers and risks posed by fires
• Explanation of fire classes
• Fire extinguishing devices
• Function and effect of extinguishing agents
• Procedure for extinguishing fires

3. Proper Behavior in Evacuation, Emergency, and Fire Situations

• Tasks of the fire safety helper
• Escape and rescue routes
• Emergency call procedures

4/5.Practical Fire Extinguisher Exercises at the Fire Simulator (about 5-10 minutes per participant)

• For example, extinguishing a monitor fire or a burning trash bin
• Using fire blankets and fire extinguishers
• Please note: The training does not replace on-site inspections and instructions regarding your company's fire safety organization or fire safety plan.