Lviv Fire Technical School, 1984. Lviv State University of Life Safety

Biography

In the period 1963 to 1973 he studied at an eight-year school in the village of Zatoka and at Lviv secondary boarding school No. 2 with intensive physical training. In 1973 he was drafted into the Armed Forces. He served in the military service in Kyiv as a cadet at the 83rd Military Fire-Technical School of Junior Specialists, and from April 1974, he was the commander of the 777th Garrison Military Fire Brigade at military unit 1665 in Lvov. Demobilized in November 1975. In 1975, he was accepted into the service of the internal affairs bodies as a firefighter of SVPCH-3 (independent military fire department) for the protection of the Zheleznodorozhny district of Lvov. From 1978 to 1981, he was sent to the Lviv Fire-Technical School of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, where he worked as a clerk-captain of a cadet unit. In 1980 he graduated in absentia from the Lviv Fire-Technical School of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In 1980, as part of a combined detachment of the Lvov Fire-Technical School of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs, he ensured the protection of public order and compliance with fire safety conditions at sports facilities in Tallinni during the Olympics-80. From the beginning of 1981, he worked at the Lvov Fire-Technical School of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR in the positions of chief of guard of a training fire department, platoon commander, deputy course chief, course chief, and vice-rector for combat units. In 1987 he graduated from the Ternopil State Pedagogical Institute, and in 1990 - as an external student from the Vladikavkaz Higher Military School of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR.

In 1988, as part of the combined battalion of the Vladikavkaz Higher Military Command School of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs, he took part in the liquidation of the consequences of the earthquake in Spitak. In 1989, he took part in hostilities in the Nagorno-Karabakh Autonomous Region and headed a combined detachment for the protection of public order. Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences since 1998. The topic of the dissertation is the pedagogical foundations of responsibility among cadets of educational institutions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In 1999, according to the order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, he was appointed rector of the Lvov Fire-Technical School of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine. From 2001 to 2003 - Rector of the Lvov Institute of Fire Safety of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine. From February 2003 to May 2006 - Rector of the Lvov Institute of Fire Safety of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Ukraine.

Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences since 2006. The topic of the dissertation is Theoretical and methodological foundations of extreme professional training of personnel of emergency departments. In 2006, he was elected by the labor collective to the position of rector of the Lviv State University of Life Safety of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Ukraine, where he still works today. Special rank - lieutenant general of the civil protection service. Since 2007 - Professor at the Department of Practical Psychology and Pedagogy at the University. Developed and conducts a course of lectures on Professional preparation for activities in extreme conditions. Member of the dissertation council for the defense of dissertations at Vinnytsia State Pedagogical University. M. Kotsyubinsky. Author of 2 monographs, 9 textbooks and scientific and methodological recommendations, more than 80 published scientific works, both in Ukraine and abroad, numerous patents for inventions. Fluent in Ukrainian, Russian, Polish and English.

provides an opportunity for those wishing to obtain higher education in 25 educational and professional programs for training future specialists. Cadets and students effectively master the knowledge and skills necessary for their future profession.

The educational process is provided by about 100 classrooms, lecture halls, computer classes, a library with 2 electronic library rooms, a computer technology center, gymnastics rooms, and an educational and sports center. The lecture halls are equipped with modern projection technology and multimedia technology, which allows students to better assimilate educational material.

The university has a psychological training center, which is engaged in raising the level of professional activity of the future specialist, and a computer laboratory, which provides psychological training for emergency response managers. This allows the work of the rescuer to be brought closer to the real conditions of an emergency and fire.

At LSUBZhD, the educational and educational process is carried out thanks to the hard work of highly qualified scientific and pedagogical personnel. Among the personnel providing training there are doctors of sciences, professors, candidates of sciences and associate professors. The university consists of an institute of fire and technological safety, an institute of civil protection, an institute of psychology, a department of correspondence and distance learning, and an institute of postgraduate education.

Story started in 1947. The Kyiv advanced training courses for officers of the fire department of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs became the starting point for the history of the university. Soldiers and officers returning from the war replenished the fire brigade after the war. Retraining courses were established to improve the professional level of the country's new fire department personnel. Such prevention courses took ten months, and squad commanders studied for several months.

Lieutenant Colonel V. A. Dronov became the director of the courses in the city of Kyiv in 1947. V. A. Dronov’s deputies were Captain F. L. Belik and Lieutenant Colonel B. Gorbatenko. On February 1, 1948, the courses began classes that fully met the requirements of the educational process. On April 18, 1948, the courses received the Battle Banner. On May 8, 1948, cadets took the military oath for the first time.

In July 1951, the educational profile was reorganized. The courses were renamed the Kyiv training courses for officers of the paramilitary fire department of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs. After completing the courses, students received the military rank of “junior lieutenant.” Major engineer Ya. Ya. Shcherbina developed a system for collecting and supplying water to the fire site. The supply of water to the fire site was carried out using a system developed by Ya. Ya. Shcherbina, which was highly appreciated by the UPO of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine.

On July 22, 1952, according to the order of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Kiev Fire-Technical School was created on the basis of the Kyiv officer training courses of the Higher Professional Educational Institution of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs, where 344 people worked. At that time, about 840 cadets were studying at the Kiev Fire Technical School.

Engineer-Colonel of the Internal Service A.T. Zamostyev was appointed head of the Kyiv courses. The recruitment of cadets was carried out from among the youth of Ukraine. The entry of young men into the courses was carried out on the basis of completed secondary education and suitability of health status.

On November 1, 1952, training began for the divisions that were recruited in August - September 1952. The cadets studied social sciences, fire tactics, fire prevention and general education subjects. The cycle of military subjects, which were subsequently studied by cadets, was introduced in December 1953.

At the same time, the school operated courses lasting 11 months, which were closed in June 1953.

On August 30, 1953, the personnel took the military oath. In October 1953, classes began for new cadets, who must study for three years.

In April 1954, 85 2nd year students graduated from the school ahead of schedule.

On May 10, 1954, the school was moved to Lviv. According to the order of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Kiev Fire-Technical School received a new name - Lvov Fire-Technical School of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs.

The Lvov Fire-Technical School of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR is located in a historical building in the center of the city of Lvov. In 1955, engineer Colonel of the Internal Service B. Ya. Kolyadinsky was appointed head of the school, and the first graduation took place on July 12, 1955. Then graduates of the Lvov Fire-Technical School were awarded the title of technician-lieutenant of the internal service.

The blue uniform was awarded to graduates in 1957 with recognition marks located on the buttonholes, but it lasted only a year.

In 1959, the political department was liquidated, and the Lviv Fire-Technical School was subordinate to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine. The first correspondence department began operating in 1961, which was attended by 75 students in three courses of the school.

After moving to Lviv, the premises were restored and the territory of the school was equipped, making the school suitable for the educational process.

In 1962, Colonel of the Internal Service M.I. Popukailo became the head of the school, who reduced the training period to two and a half years and increased the number of cadets enrolled in the Lviv Fire Technical School.

In 1966, the Lvov Fire-Technical School received the name - Lvov Fire-Technical School of the Moscow State Fire Department of the USSR.

In 1970, V.M. Zozulya became the head of the school, who was actively involved in the repair and reconstruction of the school premises. On his initiative, classrooms and classrooms were provided with new educational and methodological materials.

In 1980, in Moscow, the school received a Certificate of Honor from the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR for the exemplary task of ensuring fire safety of the Olympic venues in Tallinn.

In 1983-1988, the fourth floor was built in the main building of the school.

The independence of Ukraine played an important role in the history of the school. The school became one of the first educational institutions in Ukraine to begin teaching students in the Ukrainian language after the declaration of independence.

In 1994, a chapel was built on the territory of the school. On June 21, 2001, the school became the Lviv Institute of Fire Safety of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, which was subordinate to the Ministry of Ukraine for Emergency Situations and for the Protection of the Population from the Consequences of the Chernobyl Disaster.

On March 29, 2006, the Lviv Fire Safety Institute of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine was renamed

During its existence Lviv University of Life Safety released more than 30,000 highly qualified specialists. Among these specialists there are 45 generals. Graduates Lviv University of Life Safety are marked by conscientious service and work. A significant number of university graduates occupy leadership positions in the department and regional offices. Many graduates LUBDZD were awarded state awards for courage, bravery and bravery in the performance of their professional duties.

University structure:

Rectorate;

Academic Council;

Educational and Methodological Center;

Institute of Civil Protection;

Institute of Fire and Technological Safety;

Institute of Psychology and Social Protection;

Institute of Postgraduate Education;

University departments;

Higher vocational school;

Civil Defense Lyceum;

Fire and rescue training unit;

Cadet and student self-government;

Courses for university preparation.

LGUBZhD cadets are engaged in eliminating the consequences of emergency situations. They are in a constant state of readiness to carry out rescue operations not only in Ukraine, but also in other countries of the world.

The university cooperates closely with other countries of the world. Lviv State University of Life Safety was accepted into the Association of Higher Education Institutions of the European Union.

Lviv State University of Life Safety provides our country with highly qualified specialists who are ready at any time to help the citizens of their country. Indeed, in our time there is a rapid increase in the number of emergency situations that require immediate and clear action from citizens. It is these skills and abilities that cadets are taught at this higher educational institution. Graduates of Lviv State University of Life Safety have a high level of professional readiness. The university pays significant attention to the independent work of cadets and professional practice, which help the cadet to better assimilate the knowledge and skills of their future profession.

Sincerely, IC "KURSOVIKS"!

Biography pages (1947 - 1986)

II. Lviv Fire-Technical School (1965 - 1968)

After graduating from high school in the summer of 1965, after consulting with my family, I went to enter the Lvov Polytechnic Institute. He started taking exams - unsuccessfully: he was not very confident in himself, was not ready to defend his knowledge in a reputable educational institution, he was lost in a big city... And who was he, a guy from the village, to study at such a prestigious university? But the guy from the village did not want to give up: on the advice of his uncle Sasha, Alexander Ivanovich Driga, Volodya Maksimchuk applied to the Lvov Fire-Technical School, where he was accepted with exam grades from the Polytechnic Institute, only he had to pass two additional exams.

The years of study at the school gave Vladimir a lot, not only in terms of professional education, but no less in terms of the general development of his views and worldview. He was lucky: at the school he met new people, found comrades, mentors, and wonderful teachers. He loved exact sciences, technology, sports - this came in handy here. I studied with pleasure, did not shirk my responsibilities, and did everything as expected. He was also involved in public and Komsomol work and carried out complex assignments. As in school, there were, of course, incidents and tricks on the part of his comrades - he showed character and will, and knew how to get out of conflict situations with dignity. No, he didn’t let his friends down, he didn’t show off himself, he helped his fellow cadets out of trouble, almost like the heroes of the works he loved since childhood.

He graduated from college with honors in the spring of 1968 and was included in the Book of Honor of this educational institution.

“During the period of his stay at the school, he proved himself on the positive side. Personally disciplined and efficient. He mastered the training program with an overall mark of “excellent.” For exemplary study, discipline and excellent performance of service, in all types of orders, he was repeatedly encouraged by the command of the division and school. He took an active part in social work, in the second and third years he was a group committee leader of the study group, he was conscientious in fulfilling this assignment, he showed initiative in his work, he was able to make decisions independently and implement them. His character was calm and balanced. In relationships with comrades and elders, he is tactful and self-possessed. He has good organizational abilities and methodological skills.
As an excellent student, he constantly assisted the cadets in preparing for classes. He enjoyed well-deserved respect and authority among the division's personnel. Always outwardly neat, smart, helpful. Conclusion: Comrade Maksimchuk Vladimir Mikhailovich is worthy of being awarded the special rank of “technical lieutenant.” In practical work, it is advisable to use the SVHR in the position of chief of guard.”

From the graduation certificate signed by the division commander of the Lviv Fire-Technical School, Lieutenant Colonel Chizhov, March 5, 1968.

Vladimir Maksimchuk's honors diploma gave him the right to choose; could choose Kyiv or Moscow as his place of service. Understanding the level and range of interests of the graduate, his mentors advised him to Moscow.

Based on materials from the novel “Our General” by Lyudmila Maksimchuk

September 13, 2013, Moscow, State Fire Service Academy of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia. Meeting of graduates of the Leningrad Technical University of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR, class of 1968

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September 13, 2013 . in Moscow, at the Academy of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia a ceremony was heldmeeting of graduates of the Lvov Fire-Technical School of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR, dedicated to the blessed memory of the Hero of Russia Vladimir Mikhailovich Maksimchuk.

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Major General of the Internal Service Vladimir Mikhailovich Maksimchuk was and is known not only among firefighters and rescuers. He was and is called the Hero of the USSR, the Hero of Chernobyl; and in the international community, firefighters are called “Hero of the whole world”, a true patriot of Russia.

Vladimir Maksimchuk entered the history of the fire department as:

Hero of Chernobyl. With his personal heroism, he prevented the development of the tragedy at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant on May 22, 1986, saving the lives and health of millions of people - such an example was not set by any of the great leaders who were there.

An extraordinary personality, a major specialist, an altruist and a fan of firefighting, one of the most outstanding and respected figures in the fire department of the USSR and Russia. He was an example of readiness for self-sacrifice in the performance of professional duty - a textbook example for subordinates; raised the prestige of the firefighting profession in the country.

High-ranking business executive; highly qualified specialist in extinguishing large and complex fires; talented organizer of practical fire fighting.

A brave innovator and apologist for advanced positions in the profession. Possessing a broad worldview and state thinking, being unselfish and inspired by the ideas of transformation, he brought high culture to his profession, forced him to respect and appreciate the firefighter in society.

A tireless educator of the younger generation of firefighters. He has prioritized the education of new personnel - highly qualified specialists in the courageous profession of firefighting. Occupying responsible positions and positions, he always tried to “break through” rigidity and routine, and unconditionally supported those who were called upon to carry out educational and educational work among the younger generation of firefighters and rescuers. At the same time, he firmly raised the question of integrating the educational process with practice.

Inspirer of victories of Soviet and Russian athletes in fire-applied sports; head of the All-Russian Federation of Firefighting Sports, vice-president of the All-Union Federation, who put firefighting sports on a fundamentally new basis.

One of the founders and developers of the Federal Bill “On Fire Safety”.

The initiator of the creation of an effective national system of security and combating accidents, catastrophes and natural disasters - the domestic emergency response service for emergency situations. Thanks to his perseverance and personal participation, the foundation of the emergency rescue service was laid in the country - a network of specialized teams was created in the structure of the fire department to carry out priority rescue work (which became the prototype of the modern Ministry of Emergency Situations), the production of the latest fire fighting equipment, fire-technical weapons was organized and emergency rescue equipment.

The leader who took drastic measures to strengthen fire safety in Moscow at the end of the 20th century.

Fire at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant on the night of May 22-23, 1986. became the main fire that befell him - it was in that situation that he clearly showed himself as a specialist, as a leader and as a person: the tactics he proposed for extinguishing fires at nuclear facilities had no analogues before and became the property of the world firefighting community.

His heroic actions saved the people and the station, but cost him his life. The consequences of that fire were immediately felt and aggravated by further events, including personal participation in the elimination of other accidents and disasters in the country. Yes, despite the cruel verdict of Chernobyl, Vladimir Mikhailovich continued to work painstakingly, accomplished great things, achieved his goals, while, just as before, he often risked his life. He took extremely little care of his health, underwent several difficult operations, rested in fits and starts, spent himself quickly, simply mercilessly - he did not retire to the side, did not take with him what could benefit others. I couldn't do it any other way!

By Decree of the President of the Russian Federation No. 1493 of December 18, 2003. Vladimir Maksimchuk was awarded the title of Hero of the Russian Federation posthumously.

In the Central Museum of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, in the Central Museum of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia, in the Propaganda Center of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia in the city of Moscow, in the Museum of Heroes of the Soviet Union, Russia and Full Knights of the Order of Glory in Moscow, as well as in the National Chernobyl Museum in Kyiv, exhibitions have been opened, dedicated to Vladimir Maksimchuk. A fire ship and Technical Fire and Rescue College No. 57 in Moscow, as well as a school in his homeland, in the village of Gizovshchina, Lyubar district, Zhitomir region, are named after him. The school has a Hero Museum. Every year, Russia hosts International Competitions in Fire-Applied Sports for the General Maksimchuk Cup. A scholarship named after Maksimchuk was established for students of the State Fire Service Academy of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia for outstanding achievements in studies and scientific activities. The 2nd specialized fire department of the federal fire service for the city of Moscow at the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia was named after the Hero of Russia Vladimir Maksimchuk. There is also a museum exhibition dedicated to the Hero. The state healthcare institution “Ulyanovsk Regional Clinical Medical Center for the provision of assistance to persons affected by radiation exposure and occupational pathology” was awarded the Honorary name of Hero of the Russian Federation Maksimchuk.