Monthly Archives: September 2022

Saturday 8 October REAS will host the third edition of the “Giuseppe Zamberletti” Trophy promoted by Prociv Italia, the National Association of Civil Protection and Health Volunteers. The event will be dedicated to the memory of Giuseppe Zamberletti, founder of the Civil Protection of the Presidency of the Council, former Special Commissioner following the earthquakes in Friuli in 1976 and in Irpinia in 1980.

The 2022 edition features numerous innovations compared to the previous ones and will be divided into two distinct contests: the Forest Fire Trophy with a race over five races and the Civil Protection Trophy, with a single race race.

INFO and REGISTRATION on www.procivitalia.eu

On the occasion of the 2022 edition of REAS, the Istituto Nazionale Superiore Formazione Operativa di Protezione Civile and the Raggruppamento Operativo Emergenze  organize the conference entitled “Italy is an excellence in rescue but in planning and prevention?“. The appointment is set for Saturday 8 October, starting at 9.00, in the Pedini Room (second floor, central entrance).

The conference, which will be able to count on the participation of institutional speakers and experts of national importance, will be an opportunity to take stock of the state of the art in emergency planning and prevention from natural and anthropogenic risks. The appointment will also give the opportunity to address the issue of the growing demand for training and specialization in civil protection. Being able to count on reliable and fully trained professional figures is an indispensable condition for managing emergency situations that occur more and more often in our country with maximum efficiency and promptness.

The German fire prevention association (vfdb) and the German fire brigade association (DFV), sponsors of REAS powered by INTERSCHUTZ, will also be present this year with a joint stand together with Deutsche Messe AG. The German partners will offer an insight into the work of the Civil Protection in Germany at their stand at the fair and, at the same time, will promote the exchange of know-how with Italian colleagues.

“The Italian Civil Protection is known for its vast experience and timely and effective interventions“, underlines the president of the vfdb, Dirk Aschenbrenner. DFV President Karl-Heinz Banse says: “We look forward to making new contacts and meeting again many friends who came to visit us at INTERSCHUTZ last June in Hanover.”

The associations will also illustrate at the fair the projects of the DRZ (German Center for Rescue Robotics) and the initiatives “Paulinchen“, which provides support to children injured in a fire and “Rauchmelder retten Leben” (smoke detectors save lives) will also provide information on their work at REAS in Montichiari Certainly Timmy, the Border Collie, the INTERSCHUTZ mascot, a regular guest at REAS for many years, could not be missing!

At REAS 2022, Co.E.S. Italia, the National Association of Rescue Drivers, will be present at the event with a training program full of stimuli and opportunities for improvement. The highlight is the conference entitled “TRAUMA 2.0: overview of new approaches to the adult and pediatric traumatic patient” which will be held on Saturday 8 October, at 9.30, in the Scalvini Room (first floor, central entrance).

 

PROGRAM

9.30 am
Daniele Orletti – President of Co.E.S. Italy
Opening of the meeting: Institutional greetings and description of CoES Italia activities

10.00 am
Enrico Lucenti – Emergency Nurse Specialist, UOC Territorial Emergency 118 and CTIU, USL Piacenza Company, Professor at the University of Parma, Director of the Scientific Committee of SIIET
«From the concept of spine immobilization to the concept of“ spinal motion restriction ”. What evolution and what prospects in the Italian territorial emergency system? “

10.45 am
Giovanni Moresi – Rescue driver, UOC Territorial Emergency 118 and CTIU, USL Piacenza Company, Councilor Co.E.S. Emilia Romagna, Co.E.S. Italy.
“A necessary reformulation in the academic and training fields that allows rescue workers to make a targeted and informed choice in the use of immobilizers and pediatric transport.”

11.15 am
Coffee ‑ break

11.30 am
Pasquale Ferrante, Head of U.O.S.V.D. Pediatrics -Neonatology P.O. Bisceglie ASL BT, Coordinator of the S.I.M.E.U.P.
“Knowing the physical characteristics of the child being transported is equivalent to providing the best possible care.” What we should know about the child we are transporting in an ambulance

12.00
Final discussion and free questions

For registration: www.coesitalia.eu