Nearly 30 volunteers took part in another training under the pilot programme “inReady”. Classes took place last Saturday, 29 November in Ostrowc Świętokrzyski and Sandomierz.
Instructors from the 103rd Light Infantry Battalion and the 102nd Blp hosted participants in the walls of their units, conducting day-long training from the safety base module. Between 8.00 and 16.00, volunteers pursued issues specified as preparing themselves and home for emergency situations, handling after the announcement of emergency signals, evacuation from buildings and applicable evacuation exercises, the completion and usage of an escape backpack and emergency equipment, field studies, elements of endurance and orientation in the field, first aid bases in everyday and utmost conditions, response, usage of an AED defibrillator and BLS principle.
– I took part in the programme due to the fact that I am very curious in this subject, especially in the context of the current geopolitical situation. The next-door neighbour talked me into training – present I think it was a large idea. I urge everyone, I think that everyone should get specified skills – emphasises Ewa Doroz-Jakubowska, the associate of the training.
– I came out of curiosity to see what the show looked like in the media. I signed up for a website. I think that everyone should know the basic safety principles that they prepare for emergency situations that may happen on a regular basis. – adds Andrzej Walarczyk, a associate in the programme.
During the breaks between training modules, participants could regenerate their forces with a military meal. They were completed with certificates confirming participation and individual first aid kits as applicable gifts.
Further training will take place in Kielce – 7 and 10 December and in Ostrowc Świętokrzyski – 3 and 13 December. The records are conducted through the mCitizen app, where you can choose the convenient date and location.
– I am glad that our society uses the offer of the Polish Army and thus, raising its awareness, builds the resilience of our tiny homeland to crisis situations. The “inReady” programme shows that safety work begins at local level – in our families, towns and communities. Any subsequent associate who acquires applicable cognition and skills becomes a real strengthening of the state safety system. This proves that the joint actions of the military and society bring tangible results and form the foundation of national resilience – noted Colonel Sławomir Machniewicz, commander of 10 WBOT.
The program was launched by the Ministry of Defence and the General Staff of the HR as a consequence to modern safety threats. Its aim is to strengthen social resilience and make the national safety system.
The programme shall comprise 2 training paths:
1. opposition pathway
Addressed to all citizens, including employees of public institutions. It includes 4 one-day modules: security, survival, medical, cyberhygiene.
2. Reserve Path
Addressed to people without military training, reserve soldiers and candidates for officers. Includes: basic training, perfecting courses, three-year officer courses at civilian universities.
Other uniform formations, veteran organisations and certified training companies are besides active in the implementation of the programme. Training is free and available to all adult citizen. Instructors of the Territorial Defence Army from all 20 brigades warrant a uniform and professional level of training throughout Poland.
Text: cf. Daniel Woś




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