If your previous first aid course was more than two years ago, we recommend taking part in a refresher course.

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1 Company About us Safety at the airport Fire service Fire service Since the 9th of October 1997, the airport fire service has been recognised as a plant fire brigade. In, currently, two fire stations about 100 full-time and 64 part-time firemen are employed. The plant fire brigade at Leipzig/Halle Airport is responsible for active and preventive fire protection, for technical assistance including flight operations safety (also on the areas of the airport used by DHL). The plant fire brigade is supported in this by at least six workers from the Leipzig DHL hub. Officially recognised first aid training centre Accidents occur not only on the roads or at work. A large proportion of accidents happen in leisure time or in the home. For this reason alone it is worthwhile to complete a basic first aid course. For most people, gaining their driving licence was a long time ago, and therefore their knowledge needs refreshing. Our course offering: Immediate lifesaving measures First aid course First aid training Heart-lung reanimation (CPR) If your previous first aid course was more than two years ago, we recommend taking part in a refresher course. We are always available for questions, registrations or requests. Duties of the works fire service Ensuring air traffic safety in accordance with ICAO According to ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) Leipzig/Halle Airport belongs to fire protection category 10. Therefore the ICAO has set the following requirements (Annex 14): mobile water volume: 32,200l; ejection rate per minute: 11,200l; thereof first vehicle 50 per cent of ejection rate additional extinguishing material powder: 450kg minimum three main extinguishing vehicles; reaction time: max. 3 minutes Preventive and active fire protection Provide fire protection technical advice for building projects Prepare and update fire regulations Conduct fire regulation compliance inspections Prepare and verify evacuation procedures Technical assistance Clear spilled fuel Assist with traffic accidents Clear dangerous materials Free people from jammed lifts

2 Support work at high levels with the Universal fire-fighting vehicle (ULF) Training Regular theoretical and practical training Two- monthly exercises per watch department Two hot exercises per year One breathing protection exercise per year (ASÜ) Every two years a major exercise Training of volunteer personnel of the works volunteer fire service in accordance with fire service regulation 2/2 (basic training, ongoing training) Other duties Fire protection technical safety for fuelling of aircraft Maintain, care for and test breathing apparatus Clean working and special clothing Responsibility for visitor tours of the fire stations Hydrant inspections Inspect and maintain hand-held extinguishers Hose washing and inspection and repairs for local fire services Fire extinguisher training for airport personnel and other firms Create action and rescue plans Issue welding authorisations Fire protection inspections before events Fire protection lectures Support winter road clearance service Airport fire service vehicles Fire engines 2 Rosenbauer "Panther" FLF 14000/1000 Water: 12,500l Foam unit: 1,500l Fire-fighting powder: 1,000kg Pump capacity : 8,000 l/min 3 Rosenbauer "Panther" FLF 11000/500 "Panther" FLF 14000/1000 Water: 10,000l Foam unit: 1,300l Fire-fighting powder: 500kg Pump capacity: 6,000 l/min Airfield fire engine Pegasus "Panther" FLF 11000/500 With the introduction to service of the large new fire engine Pegasus, the airport fire service fleet has been extended to a total of six vehicles, which can employ both water and foam. Consequently the requirements of the international civil aviation authorities (ICAO) with regard to the operational start of the DHL freight hub in 2008 have been fulfilled. The special feature of this fire engine is its foam unit One Seven. Thanks to a special high pressure process, seven foam bubbles are produced from each drop of water. This process spares resources, gives the foam a high cling factor and prevents water damage as a result of fire extinguishing activities. The name Pegasus comes from the project title of the DHL establishment.

3 Motor power: 1,000 PS Light mast height: 6m Production year: 1999 Water tank: 12,500l Foam tank: 2 x 750l, 1 x 150l One Seven Rapid deployment: right 80m high-pressure extinguishing unit, left 60m»One Seven«Normal pressure pumps: 8,000 l/min at 10 bar Airfield fire engine Pegasus High pressure pumps: 300 l/min at 40 bar Roof monitor: 6,000 l/min projection distance 80m Front monitor: 1,900 l/min projection distance 50m Self-protection equipment: 10 ground spray jets with 140 l/min each Power generator: 9 kva Station: Fire Station East Universal fire engine ULF 4500/500 crane on MAN 6 x 4 Universal fire engines are used for fighting vehicle fires and in buildings at the airport. For technical assistance lifting cushions of various sizes as well as hydraulic rescue devices (spreaders/cutters) are stored in the vehicle. In this way, the fire service is in a position to conduct high as well as low level rescues. A 12 kva generator and a reel (5/10 KN) with a 65m-long tow rope complete the equipment. Motor power: 364 PS Water tank: 4,500l Foam tank: 500l Nominal rescue height: 22m Pump capacity: 4,000l at normal pressure, 400l at high pressure Universal fire engine ULF 4500/500 Lead vehicle Mercedes Benz Sprinter - ELW II Withdrawn lead unit 2 computer-workstations with cult system Infra-red camera with radio transmission system Camera for improved monitoring of operation area Management system "Sachsen" Power: 95 kw VW MTW Lead vehicle Mercedes Benz Sprinter Transport for part-time fire service to operation area Loading: 4 compressed air breathers Small fire-fighting appliances Power: 45 kw Personnel carrier Variable loader Basic vehicle for the MAN-V and hose container Power: 209 kw Container MAN-V rescue container Equipped to erect a triage, caring for 32 casualties Loading: Variable loader 3 petrol

4 generators 5 rescue tents 5 container units type 4 MAN-V rescue container 10 paramedic rucksacks 24 oxygen bottles 45 stretchers Stretcher supports Transfusion stands Compressor for lighting tower Trolley with Sirius rescue blankets and disposable sheets Disposable medical gowns, chemical protection clothing Body bags Tent heating units with 2 warm air hoses Bandages Freezer, refrigerator Vacuum matresses Breathing protection "Breathe Easy" Dekon-P equipment Scoop strechers Hose container Bridging of long distances for water supply/prevention of water pollution Loading: Inductor Z 4 Inductor Z 8 Compressed air foam nozzle 8/11 Adjustable foam nozzle S 4 - M 4 Spray jets 200/600 2 TS 8 F Hose for oil containment ÖKO-TEK system 3,000m hose material = 164 B- pressure hoses Flexible pipe Hose container Station: Fire Station East Logistics equipment vehicle A vehicle for transporting materials in mesh boxes (pumping equipment, binding material, flow control technology) and fire extinguishing containers as well as the daily transport of equipment etc. between fire stations. Production year 2005 Cubic capacity 4,580 cu.cm Chassis: MAN L 2000 Assembly: GFG Halle/Saale Tail lift: MBB 1000 Logistics equipment vehicle Small fire engine Mercedes Vito 114 For extensive fire-fighting in single levels of a multi-story parking garage, usable as a mobile section leader. Motor power: 141 PS High pressure extinguishing system: 250 bar Water tank: 125l Production year: hydraulic vehicle wheel lifts "GOJAK" 6000 Load bearing capacity : 550kg each

5 High power fans TYPHOON 21W10 High pressure extinguishing system: HDL 250 Power generator: 2.2 kva Management systems, fax and mobile telephone Small fire engine Mercedes Vito 114 With the start of operations on the new Runway South both runways were allocated individual jurisdiction, the purchase of a second rescue transport vehicle was necessary. Type: Mercedes Benz Sprinter 515 CDI Specially adapted for the works fire service of Leipzig/Halle Airport in accordance with DIN EN 1789 Type 3 Equipment: Stretcher system ECG equipment Respirator The rescue transport vehicle is the works fire service emergency rescue vehicle. It is used to care for emergency patients and, if necessary, to transport them to the clinic. Motor power: 110 PS Production year: 1996 Station: Fire Station East Statistics Activities a total of approx. 4,800 deployments per year thereof: approx. 40% technical assistance approx. 33% disabled transport service approx. 27% et al. prevention and active fire protection, rescue operation Personnel About 100 full-time firemen Leader of works fire service Deputy leader of works fire service Three leading firemen Six platoon leaders Twelve group leaders Six control operators 15 rescue assistants Twelve paramedics 41 firemen and machine operators Up to 100 part-time firemen Vehicles Seven airfield fire engines for aircraft fire protection Three command vehicles VW Caddy One command vehicle VW Passat Two fire engines for building fire-fighting One logistics equipment vehicle

6 One equipment vehicle for dangerous goods Two rescue vehicles One ambulance Two fire engines for part-time firemen (DHL Fire Guard and Airport Fire Department) Two manpower transport vehicles One small tanker fire engine for the part-time firemen website address html