Civil Defense: 'Guardians of Tomorrow' on a Field Mission for Preventive Inspection

In a field experience that combines learning with practical application, the General Fireforce organized a training visit for participants in the “Guardians of Tomorrow” camp to the 360 Complex, as part of the second week of the camp’s training program. The visit aimed to familiarize participants with the duties and responsibilities of preventive inspection officers and to promote a culture of safety and civil protection.

Participants engaged in a simulation of preventive officers’ tasks, learning about inspection mechanisms for fire suppression and alarm systems, checking fire-fighting equipment, verifying safety requirements, ensuring the safety of emergency exits and escape routes, and reviewing evacuation plans and procedures to safeguard building occupants.

The “Guardians of Tomorrow” camp, organized by the General Fireforce and targeting children aged 9 to 12, launched last Wednesday with the goal of enhancing preventive awareness among youth, preparing a generation capable of handling various incidents and emergencies, and fostering discipline and a sense of responsibility.

The camp will continue until the 25th of the current month and features a diverse program that includes practical training, field visits, and informational sessions on the roles of firefighters in protecting lives and property. The camp’s program also focuses on reinforcing concepts of safety and prevention, while promoting values of loyalty, national belonging, and community service.