Since the war, the Norwegian Fire Services Agency has not died again

The happiest country in the world

Norway, located in the western part of Scandinavia, is one of the five countries of the Nordic countries. Due to the long and winding coastline, there are many coastal islands. It is also known as the “State of the Isles,” and its capital is Oslo. In 2017 , Norway was rated by the United Nations as the happiest country in the world.

In Norway, when firefighters, it is also a bad thing. Because the vast majority of Norwegian firefighters regard firefighting as a lifetime career, according to statistics, the longest service period is nearly 40 years. In addition, the average annual salary of Norwegian firefighters is 28,000 U.S. dollars (approximately 176,000 U.S. dollars ), but small partners do not want to be jealous. Norway, one of the Nordic countries known for its high welfare, has a high taxation rate for personal income tax. The maximum tax rate is 47.8% . In other words, net of tax, Norway firefighters actual hand also about 100,000 yuan.

Lofoten Islands, Norway

Norwegian firefighter, fitness bar

Norway's Oslo Fire and Rescue Service Bureau will strictly control the firefighters' recruitment, training drills, equipment status, and fire field operations.

Norway firefighter applicants must first finish within minutes 3.2 km clever, weight 32 kg for 8 minutes treadmill; In addition, the need for ladders, teamwork, chin-up, emergency response, reason perish examination, physical examination and fire Professional testing in terms of adaptability.

After the physical clearance, the need to attend a 2-3 month Fire Rescue core courses, and then 10 months of physical training, qualified after review of each project are eligible to become a firefighter. Because Norway has a high requirement for the physical and professional skills of firefighters, those who have served in military service or who have a good command of skills are more likely to become firefighters.

Norwegian beauty firefighter

No more deaths from the Fire Services Bureau since that war

Since the Second World War, Oslo, the capital of Norway, has been demobilized for 70 years without firefighters. This is thanks to a "smoke detector" for fire fighting equipment.

In Europe and the United States, smoke detectors are mandatory, and Norway is no exception. December 1 each year, is Norway's "national smoke detectors Day", it becomes the default detector battery replacement date. In addition, strict fire inspections and firefighters' extensive fire scene experience have made Norwegian firefighters not access the Internet for 70 years.

Therefore, one of the experiences that Chinese students must exchange when they first arrive abroad is: pay attention to fumes when cooking in the kitchen, otherwise it will trigger smoke detectors. We must know that firefighters in Europe and the United States must pay for their tasks! Compared with the domestic fire uncle, you can't like it at all!

A lot of Chinese international students spoke on the Internet because they did not notice smoke detectors and caused alarms when cooking and cooking. As a result, not a few moments later, several fire engines squawked downstairs and the firefighters came to see nothing. Immediately away. In a few weeks, a 1K bill was mailed! Therefore, many Chinese students have suggested using a plastic bag to wrap the smoke alarm when cooking, which would prevent the alarm. However, it is better not to do it because it can save you a life after all.

Slogan: Oslo, 70 years without firefighter casualties

Conclusion

After the Second World War, no firefighters were killed in Norway. Thanks to the awareness of safety awareness in Norway and the popularity of smoke detectors. Of course, if only these two are far from being so "perfect", there are numerous fire cases that let them know that fire safety is no small matter.