Mobile container fire protection education

With the fire safety education mobile container from Munk Rettungstechnik, tomorrow's future heroes can practise in a realistic setting how to act quickly and safely in an emergency. Developed specifically for junior fire brigades, this mobile container provides everything young trainee rescuers need to feel just like the professionals. The container is robustly constructed with high-strength aluminium profiles and weatherproof plywood panels.

The mobile container is designed to look like a fire engine, complete with an “original” blue light system and a signal horn. For realistic training, it is available in different equipment variants: Type 1 can be closed with tarpaulins and press studs, whilst Type 2 features a roller shutter and rotary bar lock. Both versions include an integrated pump control panel, giving children an authentic operational experience.

Versions for Youth Groups of Technical Emergency Services
and Rescue Service Youth

Alongside the popular mobile container for junior fire brigades, Munk Rettungstechnik has also developed innovative solutions for youth groups of technical emergency services and rescue services. The mobile container in the blue version presents itself in its familiar colour and is likewise equipped with blue lights and a signal horn. It contains comprehensive technical equipment, including hand lamps, angle grinders, shovels, brooms and extension ladders as well as special children’s chainsaws with acoustic signal – everything the next generation of technical emergency services needs for realistic training.

For young recruits from rescue and medical services, Munk offers a mobile container in the look of an ambulance, which optimally prepares children for their future tasks. The equipment includes first aid kits with first aid supplies, euro containers for storing high-visibility vests and ample space for additional equipment as required.

With these specially developed mobile containers, Munk supports the youth work of rescue and relief organisations in a unique way. The young rescuers can practise emergency scenarios in a playful setting whilst having great fun – always with the feeling of acting just like their role models.