December 6, 2020 Company Updates

ZIEGLER supports fire departments in their training

Albert Ziegler GmbH in Giengen supports fire departments in their training for the technical assistance.

In order to be prepared for emergencies and to make the training as realistic as possible, ZIEGLER provides three fire departments with one truck cabin each for training, without charge.

The fire departments are therefore able to train the rescue of trapped persons over the rescue platform as well as firefighting on real cabins.

Press release - ZIEGLER supports fire departments in their training
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