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The Academy of Fire Safety named after the Heroes of Chernobyl is a state higher educational institution and is subordinate to the Ministry of Ukraine for Emergency Situations and for the Protection of the Population from the Consequences of the Chernobyl Disaster.

The Fire Safety Academy closely coordinates and coordinates its activities with the State Department of Fire Safety of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Ukraine and the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine.

The Fire Safety Academy named after the Heroes of Chernobyl of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Ukraine carries out educational activities related to the training of specialists with the provision of higher education in the specialty "Fire Safety" at the level of qualification requirements for "bachelor", "specialist" and "master" in full-time and part-time forms of education, state order and on a paid basis.

Educational, scientific and methodological work at the Fire Safety Academy is concentrated in six faculties, twenty departments and three scientific laboratories.

History of the Academy of Fire Safety named after the Heroes of Chernobyl of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Ukraine

The Academy of Fire Safety began its history in 1973 with the creation of the Cherkasy Fire and Technical School.

In 1995, an Interdepartmental Educational and Scientific Complex was established to train specialists for the State Fire Protection of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine as part of the Cherkasy Engineering and Technology Institute of the Ministry of Education of Ukraine and the Cherkasy Fire and Technical School of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine.

In 1997, on the basis of the school, the Cherkasy Institute of Fire Safety was established, which was named after the Heroes of Chernobyl.

In 2007, the Cherkasy Institute of Fire Safety named after the Heroes of Chernobyl of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Ukraine was accredited in the direction of "Fire Safety" in the specialty "Fire Safety" at levels II, III and IV.

Also in 2007, the Cherkasy Institute of Fire Safety named after the Heroes of Chernobyl was transformed into the Fire Safety Academy named after the Heroes of Chernobyl.

P ravik Vladimir Pavlovich - head of the guard of the 2nd paramilitary fire brigade of the Internal Affairs Department of the Kyiv regional executive committee for the protection of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, lieutenant of the internal service.

Born on June 13, 1962 in the city of Chernobyl, Kyiv region (Ukraine) in the family of an employee. Ukrainian. Secondary education.

In the internal affairs bodies of the USSR since 1979. In 1982 he graduated from the Cherkassy Fire-Technical School of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR (now the Academy of Fire Safety named after the Heroes of Chernobyl of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Ukraine).

A collective feat was accomplished by 28 firefighters in the first hour after the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant on April 26, 1986. These guys were preparing for a fight with fire, but they never thought that for some of them it would be the last.

Master of Sports of the USSR, Senior Sergeant Vasily Ignatenko, candidate for Master of Sports, lieutenant of the internal service, first-class lieutenant of the internal service V.P. Pravik, major of the internal service and many others distinguished themselves then.

At the cost of their lives, the heroes averted the misfortune, saved thousands of human lives and large material values.

While extinguishing a fire at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, V.P. Pravik received a high dose of radiation. With poor health, he was sent to Moscow for treatment. He died in the 6th clinical hospital on May 11, 1986. He was buried at the Mitinsky cemetery in Moscow (plot 162).

At order of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of September 25, 1986 for courage, heroism and selfless actions shown during the liquidation of the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, lieutenant of the internal service Pravik Vladimir Pavlovich awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union (posthumously).

He was awarded the Order of Lenin (09/25/1986; posthumously).

Forever enlisted forever in the lists of personnel of the paramilitary fire brigade of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Kyiv Regional Executive Committee.

A monument was erected to the hero in the city of Irpin, Kyiv region, busts in Kyiv on the alley of Chernobyl Heroes and on the territory of the Chernobyl Heroes of Chernobyl Academy of Fire Safety in Cherkassy. His name is immortalized on the marble slab of the memorial "Chernobyl Heroes" in Kyiv, on the memorial to the liquidators of the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in the city of Simferopol (Autonomous Republic of Crimea, Ukraine). A street in Cherkasy is named after the Hero.

Taming the fire is a matter of life for firefighters, they are trained in this, but the opposition to radiation - let's face it, is a new thing for them ... And is it their business? After all, firefighters are not equipped with anti-radiation equipment and special uniforms!

The first of the first on the path of atomic fire, torn from the damaged fourth block of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, was the fire guard, led by Lieutenant Vladimir Pravik. Five minutes later, a guard under the command of a lieutenant fought next to his comrades. A few minutes later, the head of HPV-2 for the protection of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, Major, was already in charge and personally participated in extinguishing the fire. For several hours, a handful of people fought the flames, preventing it from spreading to neighboring power units. People worked at heights above 70 meters under the constant threat of new explosions, in conditions of hard radiation.

There were 28 of them - Chernobyl firefighters, who were the first to fight the atomic disaster, who took on the heat of the flame and the deadly breath of the reactor: Vladimir Pravik, Nikolai Vashchuk, Vasily Ignatenko, Vladimir Tishura, Nikolai Titenok, Boris Alishaev, Ivan Butrimenko, Mikhail Golovnenko, Anatoly Khakharov, Stepan Komar, Andrey Korol, Mikhail Krysko, Viktor Legun, Sergey Legun, Anatoly Naydyuk, Nikolay Nechiporenko, Vladimir Palachega, Alexander Petrovsky, Petr Pivovarov, Andrey Polovinkin, Vladimir Aleksandrovich Prishchepa, Vladimir Ivanovich Prishchepa, Nikolai Rudenyuk, Grigory Khmel, Ivan Chavrey, Leonid Shavrey. Their feat is only equal to the great epochal events in the name of peace and the people of the entire planet. They saved, they shielded us all. Six of them - at the cost of their lives.

From the book of F.N. Inkizhekov "Firefighters":

This happened on the night of April 25-26, 1986. At 1:23 a.m., an explosion of terrible force thundered, raising the guards of Lieutenant Vladimir Pravik in Chernobyl, and the guard of the lieutenant in Pripyat, on combat alert. On the way, they saw a crimson glow under the cube of the reactor block. The fire broke through to the roof of the engine room. After assessing the situation, Lieutenant Pravik made a decision - to throw all the forces at his disposal to protect the reactor, to block the fire at any cost. The lieutenant led the reconnaissance of the fire. From the bottom to the top of the reactor block - 71.5 meters. Numerous fires had to be put out on its eight levels and in the engine room.

Twenty-three-year-old officers solved this problem in the most difficult, deadly environment. Major, an experienced commander, perfectly understood what a fire on the block threatened. We had to hold out until reinforcements arrived. Prevent a fire from developing into a catastrophic one. The actions of the major were clear to the officers and soldiers. Twenty-eight men took the first blow. Despising death, the commanders of the departments Vasily Ignatenko, Vasily Bulaev and Ivan Butrimenko, firefighters Vladimir Tishura, Ivan Shavrey, Nikolai Tytenok, Vladimir Prishchepa, Alexander Petrovsky fought with fire. They put their lives on the line so that the misfortune of people would pass. “These people knew what kind of fire they were putting out, they knew that it was not fire at all that threatened them, but radiation. They put it out. And they put it out. at a press conference on the work of firefighters Academician A. Vorobyov.

The feat of the Chernobyl firefighters will forever remain for us an example of courage and heroism.