Andorra's 39th firefighter intake completes high-angle rescue training module
Trainees of the 39th intake practised rope manoeuvres and vertical progression and rescue systems, the corps announced in the week of 18 October 2026.
Key Points
- The 39th intake completed a high-angle rescue module reported during the week of 18 October 2026; no exact date was given.
- Training covered rope manoeuvres and vertical progression and rescue systems for complex interventions.
- The module combined practice and learning of rescue manoeuvres to protect personnel and rescued people.
- The corps shared the training on social media and welcomed the new intake's members.
The 39th intake of firefighter trainees has completed a high-angle rescue training module, the corps has announced, focused on the techniques required to intervene in situations demanding rope manoeuvres and vertical progression and rescue systems. The corps reported the module's completion during the week of 18 October 2026.
The training combines practice and learning of rescue manoeuvres to ensure the safety of personnel and rescued people in complex interventions. Mastery of these techniques is essential both to protect the personnel taking part in operations and to guarantee the safety of those being rescued.
With this module, the corps continues preparing future professionals to act in different emergency situations. The corps shared the training on social media and welcomed the members of the new intake.
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