Incidents involving external factors

Can you keep a clear head under difficult circumstances? Find out for yourself in the Rescue Dome simulation centre, where realistic scenarios challenge you to continue acting effectively under pressure.

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About the training

In practice, incidents do not take bad weather or other external factors into account. Nevertheless, emergency responders are expected to continue to act effectively even under such conditions. That is why Rescue Dome has a training environment in which these external influences are realistically simulated.

These exercises might involve scenarios such as a pile-up in a tunnel or an accident during severe storm conditions involving wind, rain and thunder. In this challenging environment, teamwork, ergonomics and planning are put to the test.

Train alongside Swan Rescue’s experienced instructors on vehicles that have actually been involved in accidents, and develop the latest techniques in technical rescue under realistic conditions.

Unique in Europe

When the going gets tough, your actions must remain steady. In the Rescue Dome’s simulation hall, you’ll train under realistic external conditions such as storms, rain and limited visibility. This will help you learn how to stay in control and continue to work together effectively, even under pressure.

Effective operation even in adverse weather conditions

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Train in the Rescue Dome simulation hall, where you’ll encounter pile-ups in tunnels and severe weather conditions including wind, rain and thunderstorms. Because incidents don’t take the weather into account — but you must.