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Certification of Fire Brigades Museums
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CTIF set up a certification procedure for fire brigades museums.
The CTIF History, Museums and Documentation Commission proposed a definition of "fire brigade museums" and set up a certification procedure approved by the CTIF Delegates Assembly 2007.
The commission has appointed a jury and chairman who are in charge of training all jury members and take care of an equal, i.e. standardised, application of the definition. The jury is made up of members of several national CTIF committees.
Four museums have been certified by the commission so far:
- "Feuerwehrbewegungszentrum des Feuerwehr-Verbandes von Böhmen, Mähren und Schlesien", in Pribislav, Czech Republic
- "Zentrales Polnisches Feuerwehrmuseum", in Myslowice, Poland
- "Aussenstelle des Zentralen Polnischen Feuerwehrmuseums", in Rakoniewice, Poland
- "Deutsches Feuerwehrmuseum", in Fulda, Germany
The commission currently examines the application of the Styrian Fire Museum (Austria).
To get the CTIF certification for your Fire Brigade Museum, please download the application rules and application form below.
The application must be addressed to:
Mr Dieter Farrenkopf - Chairman of the CTIF History, Museums and Documentation
CTIF Permanent Office
International Association of Fire and Rescue Services
Reinhardtstraße 25
D-10117 Berlin
Germany
For more information: contact@ctif.org
- Definition Fire Brigade Museum (in Enlish, German and French)
- Museum Certification Application Form
