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5 Ansprechpartner / Anschriften 5.1 Konzessionäre Siemens Deutschland Infrastructure & Cities Sector Building Technologies Division GER IC BT NORD BRM Pophankenweg 42 26129 Oldenburg Tel: 0441 779 06 72 Fax: 0421 364 25 55 E-Mail: [email protected] Elektro Siemer GmbH Wiesenring 1 49685 Emstek 04473-947700 www.siemer-elektro.de [email protected] 5.2 Großleitstelle Oldenburger Land Systemadministration Telefon: 0441/799-5310 Telefax: 0441/799-5320 Email: [email protected] Friedhofsweg 30 26121 Oldenburg Technische Anschlussbedingungen der GOL AÖR 9 5.3 Für alle, im Zusammenhang mit einer Brandmeldeanlage stehenden Fragen, sind die folgenden Personen/Stellen Ansprechpartner: Fragen zur Errichtung Fragen zu Funktion Einbau Schließungen Landkreis Ammerland: Brandschutzprüferin Technische Zentrale Frau Irmtraut Rieken Kreisfunkmeister Ammerlandallee 12 Keven Oltmanns 26655 Westerstede Dreiberger Straße 2-4 Telefon: 04488/56-4970 26160 Bad Zwischenahn Telefax: 04488/56-2349 Telefon: 04403/9898-43 E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] Landkreis Cloppenburg E-Mail: [email protected] Brandschutzprüfer siehe linke Spalte Herr Clemens Meyer 32.4 Ordnungsamt Eschstraße 29 49661 Cloppenburg Telefon: 04471/15 301 Telefax: 04471/85697 E-mail: [email protected] Landkreis Wesermarsch Brandschutzprüfer Zuständige Feuerwehr und Herr Ulrich M. van Triel Brandschutzprüfer, siehe linke Spalte Fachdienst 63 - Bauaufsicht Brandschutzdienststelle Poggenburger Str. 15 26919 Brake 04401/927-212 E-mail: [email protected] Stadt Delmenhorst Brandschutzprüferin Stadt Delmenhorst, FD 33 Frau Britta Kaiser Einsatzvorbereitung Rudolf-Königer-Str. 35 Rudolf -Königer-Str. 35 27753 Delmenhorst 27753 Delmenhorst 04221/99-2415 04221/99-2292 [email protected] [email protected] Technische Anschlussbedingungen der GOL AÖR 10 Landkreis Oldenburg Brandschutzprüfer Feuerwehrtechnische Zentrale Herr Sven Beinhoff Leiter der FTZ Herr Bilger Delmenhorster Straße 6 Westtangente 20 27793 Wildeshausen 27777 Ganderkesee 04431/85318 Telefon: 04222/942511 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] Stadt Oldenburg Berufsfeuerwehr Oldenburg siehe linke Spalte Abteilung Vorbeugender Brandschutz Ibo-Koch-Str. 6 26127 Oldenburg 0441/235-4388 E-mail: vorbeugender-brandschutz@stadt- oldenburg.de Technische Anschlussbedingungen der GOL AÖR 11 .

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