On Monday, October 20th, the crews from Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service’s New Quay and Aberaeron Fire Stations took part in a training exercise that simulated a variety of road traffic collision scenarios.
During the exercise, crews were faced with challenging scenarios to deal with, requiring the use of a variety of equipment such as winches, airbags and e-draulic tools. Crews were also able to practice and refine their teamwork, communication, decision-making and strategic coordination skills.
Such exercises are essential in maintaining operational readiness and ensuring that Firefighters are equipped with the skills necessary to respond effectively to vehicle collision emergencies and to keep the communities of Mid and West Wales safe.
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