Nördlingen is celebrating: Two new boaters for DLRG in the water rescue service!

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Fabian Roth and Nico Schöppl pass their DLRG boat operator exam after intensive training and expand the SEG's operational options in Nördlingen.

Fabian Roth und Nico Schöppl bestehen ihre DLRG-Bootsführer-Prüfung nach intensiver Ausbildung und erweitern die Einsatzmöglichkeiten der SEG in Nördlingen.
Fabian Roth and Nico Schöppl pass their DLRG boat operator exam after intensive training and expand the SEG's operational options in Nördlingen.

Nördlingen is celebrating: Two new boaters for DLRG in the water rescue service!

There was a reason to be happy in Nördlingen: Fabian Roth and Nico Schöppl, two committed members of the DLRG Nördlingen, passed their boat captain's exam with flying colors. After two years of tough training in Regensburg, they are now well prepared to give their best in the water rescue service. As the Augsburger Allgemeine reported that the training included many different aspects that are of great importance for safety on the water.

The theoretical training covered important topics such as traffic law, boat and motor technology and knot knowledge. In addition, the future boat drivers were trained in the use of life jackets and life jackets, which is essential for practical use. Another important component was the rescue of people and technical assistance on the water. With 20 practical driving lessons, Roth and Schöppl learned how to safely operate lifeboats.

Practice and challenges on the water

The practical training brought the two new boaters into realistic scenarios, where they practiced launching and launching boats, docking and casting off, and maneuvering on moving boats. As the DLRG explains, leading lifeboats is not only a technical skill, but also a high level of responsibility. Such skills are essential to be able to intervene quickly and effectively in an emergency. The water rescue service covers a wide range of operations - from swimming accidents to boat accidents to technical emergencies on the water.

The DLRG plays a central role in the water rescue service in Germany, not only ensuring safety on beaches and bodies of water, but also being active in other areas. The water rescue service can be organized on your own responsibility or on behalf of public institutions - and last but not least, local aid organizations are also involved in ensuring the highest level of safety. So you can say that the two new boaters not only expand their skills, but also significantly expand the DLRG Nördlingen's deployment options in disaster control.

Safety on the water – A common goal

With the completion of their training, Fabian Roth and Nico Schöppl can now actively contribute to increasing the safety of water sports enthusiasts and bathers. The DLRG employees monitor the safety of standing and flowing water, and not just in summer. Even in winter, when the lakes freeze over, the water rescuers are ready to help in an emergency. How important this is is shown by the fact that many rescue operations are carried out in Germany every year due to swimming and boating accidents.

It is clear that in the work of the DLRG, not only technical skills, but also teamwork and a good feeling for the situation are crucial. With the commitment of Roth and Schöppl, the rapid response group in Nördlingen will receive a further boost and will help ensure that citizens can feel safe in the waters of our region.