Training Center Ljubljana

Our training centre is located very close to Ljubljana, the capital of the Republic of Slovenia and awarded the European Green Capital in 2016. Slovenia is a small but stunningly beautiful Republic situated in the heart of Central Europe between the Alps and the Mediterranean Sea, bordering Austria, Croatia, Italy and Hungary, and encompassing several different climate and landscape patterns. Slovenia uses the euro, one of the most important world currencies, and although it has its own unique language - Slovene - also German, English, Italian, Croatian and Serbian are very widely spoken, making visits and business easy for international clients. Ljubljana Training Centre is in direct proximity to Ljubljana Airport in about 9 min walking distance. The brand new training site offers cutting edge infrastructure and simulators for running training courses.

Each classroom is equipped with projectors, laptops, an integrated sound system and a classic whiteboard. Illustration tools are available for all requested technical and classroom-based course programs. 3-D scale models, for example cutout models of pump systems, standpipe systems, sprinkler systems, and aircraft parts such as doors and fuselage parts, are also available. A three level/floor smoke house (scale 1:25) for illustrating smoke development will also be part of the training models. The range of classroom sizes runs from a minimum of 12 to up to 80 training course participants.

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Rosenbauer Panther

The Panther is an Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) vehicle intended to actively combat aircraft fires and to assist and protect the airport rescue team during evacuation of passengers. The careful selection of components such as a 4-stroke diesel engine, automatic power shift transmission system, permanent all-wheel-drive, a high performance coil spring suspension system, single-wheel configuration and a reliable ABS braking system, which exceeds ICAO and NFPA requirements, enables a fast and safe vehicular response to the emergency site, as well as effective agent discharge. Powerful firefighting capabilities are ensured due to the high performance primary agent system, including a centrifugal pump, a variety of available turret options with high-reach extendable turrets (HRET), and a fully automatic foam proportioning system with instant change in proportioning rate and additional brackets for any additional firefighting equipment, which are in accordance with ICAO Cat. 8-10.

EMEREC: Information management for emergency crews

EMEREC stands for the central information and communication platform, which provides emergency crew with all operationally relevant information. Rosenbauer IT solution collects all data from geographical maps, fire protection plans and hazardous materials datasheets etc. in digital form, which makes them available all at one place, at anytime and anywhere, only at the press of a button. EMEREC is available online and offline, on mobile and also stationary devices. Central hub called DataCenter, connected with devices via the protected and encrypted connection, provides all devices with automatically synchronized communication, information, documentation and coordination data. With modules such as situation image and alarm data, workflow and checklist, fire protection plans and object data, bookmark list and photo and video module the system supports the crew in everyday operation procedures. Platform is especially sufficient in emergency situation and major incidents, since it allows foreign emergency crews and other rescue organization easy coordination and situation overview only with a scan of a simple QR-code.

Simulators

Narrow body aircraft simulator: The simulator is a computer-controlled and extendable narrow body aircraft with undercarriage and engine fire simulation; a main landing gear fire simulator provides a realistic fire scenario for responding units, and different inside and outside fire scenarios round out the training of the participants.

Helicopter simulator: The simulator is a computer - controlled helicopter fire simulator. The helicopter consists of an automated burn system with up to four burners, which include engine fire simulation, cockpit fire simulation, and cargo compartment and fuselage fire simulations.

CRJ aircraft: This is a 24-ton Canadair Regional Jet 200 aircraft, used for the presentation of every imaginable scenario concerning disabled aircraft recovery operations. It is possible to simulate typical aircraft overrun situations, the loss of part or all of the landing gear, nose gear collapse or a combination of all of these with the CRJ.

Panther Tactical Simulator: This simulator provides airport firefighting crew commanders and drivers with an opportunity to gain experience in the tactical use of an Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) vehicle by turret control and the application of firefighting agents, command and control, vehicle operation and basic driving and positioning skills. The training system, which has a cockpit matching every detail of the vehicle and a 210° projection screen, allows course participants to experience realistic but risk-free training scenarios which cannot be trained in a real life. All training on the simulator is supported by an instructor and recorded, which enables later analysis from all desired viewing angles. In addition to this, training with the Panther Tactical Simulator is environmentally friendly, since no actual water, foam, fuel or gas needs to be used.