
ISW
Tuesday to Friday 2 pm to 11 pm
Saturday 2 pm to 10 pm
Sunday - Monday closed

Security in the ISW
ventilation
For an optimal fresh air supply, supply air / exhaust air, a system based on the latest technology was installed - SUVA tested
Ricochet
The walls, ceilings and floors of the systems were equipped in such a way that, according to technical discretion, no ricochets, i.e. projectiles or their splinters rebound.
Acoustics
In terms of acoustics, we attached great importance to the reduction through transmitted sound waves, we achieve
Best noise protection requirements in all systems.
Fire protection
The system was equipped with a state-of-the-art fire alarm and extinguishing system.
Fire detection with flame detectors. First sponsor and fire extinguisher.
Forbidden in the ISW:
Photo and film recordings
private paramilitary equipment - military and police badges of any origin
The use and dissemination of racist symbols according to Articles 261bis of the Criminal Code and 171c of the Military Criminal Code are punishable if these flags, badges, slogans or greetings symbolize an ideology aimed at the systematic denigration or defamation of members of a race, ethnicity or religion, and if this ideology is promoted in public.
The structure of the offense under Article 261bis of the Swiss Criminal Code
1. Public act: Incitement to hatred or discrimination. Public
2. Public action: Dissemination of ideologies; Public sphere
3. Public action, organization, etc., of propaganda, public sphere
4-1 Public act of denigration/discrimination in a manner violating human dignity of a (living) person/group
4-2 Public act of denying genocide / crimes against humanity (deceased) person/group
5. Public act: Refusal of a service intended for the general public (living) person/group
This video was designed for extras and actors handling weapons on the film set!
Medical care and support
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Health is the top priority. That's why our instructors are trained in MEDIC BASIC and have the experience and material. The defibrillator is marked in the entrance area.
Health prevention of communicable diseases, the rule is:
If you're healthy, come in - if you're sick, stay at home
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Behavior in an emergency
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Stay calm, sound the alarm, warn other people, and do not endanger yourself.
In case of fire, leave the building. Organize help.
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When reporting a medical emergency, be prepared to ask the following questions:
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Where exactly is the emergency location? Town, street, house number, floor
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Who is calling? Your callback number?
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What exactly happened? Are you with the patient?
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When did it happen? Time of emergency
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How many patients are affected?
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Patient's age/If uncertain > estimated age
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Is the patient conscious?
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Is the patient breathing?
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More information? e.g. patient trapped, dangers, information
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Important numbers: answer as calmly as possible:
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Police Telephone 117
Fire department Telephone 118
Rescue Telephone 144
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The attending physician in Wittenbach: Dr.med. Ralf Strauss Tel. 071 298 42 38
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