A group of twelve firefighters from Mallorca per shift are taking part in specialised training at the Seganosa centre in Galicia. The program focuses on handling complex emergencies, such as vehicle fires, incidents involving lithium batteries, and hydrogen-related risks.

Rafel Bosch, Minister of Finance, Innovation and Public Service, and Joan Fornàs, Island Director of Emergencies, visited the team during the sessions. Bosch emphasised the need for such training to ensure firefighters have the most up-to-date knowledge and equipment.

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Mallorca firefighters undergo advanced risk management training in Galicia

The visit also included a tour of the facilities where the latest generation of personal protective equipment (PPE) used by the fire service is manufactured.

This initiative reinforces Mallorca’s commitment to continuous training and safety, ensuring that the fire department is equipped to respond effectively to modern emergency challenges.