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In rescue zones specializations such as diving do not attract enough candidates. To promote these professions, the Ministry of the Interior has proposed to introduce a specialization allowance, but the stakeholders have not yet agreed on the conditions for such an allocation.
"We have more difficult to recruit for the section Grimp (Group of recognition and intervention in perilous environment, NDLR) The divers do an ungrateful job, it is necessary to say it .. Although the diving makes dream, one speaks here to go fishing corpses or people with water, cars or animals, all this in cold water, which is not clean and where the visibility is greatly reduced.So that is certain, to convince new recruits to to specialize without any exchange currency is complicated, "says Corporal Christophe Raickman, from the Hemeco zone.
In the province of Liège, for example, the Hemeco rescue zone has a team of eight divers, while she would ideally want to count 12.
The interventions of the teams of divers are the first intervention in terms of rescue of life, before the fires. One out of every 10 divers' intervention is a rescue of human or animal life.
"The previous government provided for a diploma allowance for professionals in accordance with the Royal Decree of 20/06/1994. to make it a specialization allowance to reward and encourage people who engage in specializations such as divers, "Interior Minister Jan Jambon (N-VA) said. "Stakeholders (federations, unions …) have not been able to agree on the amount or the list of specializations to consider or the conditions to be met."
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