Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department responds to "Fully" involved house fire RAW Footage
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- čas přidán 13. 08. 2023
- From the archives (2017) Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department responds midday to a fully involved house fire on Corvette Place with unedited RAW footage from the scene. At the time this home was abandoned and the fire was deemed suspicious as a result of the time of day, the amount of fire, and certain items found in the home.
After a quick search of what could be searched, crews went defensive and got this fire under control rather quickly.
No injuries were reported at this fire and the investigation of the cause was turned over to the state.
Sit back and watch and listen as this scene unfolded and remember this is just RAW footage.
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Most people don't realize that most of firefighting involves more mundane tasks, such as pulling ceilings, putting out hot spots, salvage, and rolling hose. Your videos capture these sorts of tasks. great job!
Thanks so much...just trying to educate people more of what we actually do.
@@thejfrd2490why do firefighters pull ceilings
@@jayasmrmore3687 to expose the attic space in which fire can run and do tons of damage.
@@thejfrd2490 I thought that’s the reason you take the chainsaw to cut holes in the roof instead?
@@jayasmrmore3687 cutting holes in thew roof is to ventilate...get the smoke and heat out of the space. Our department generally does not ventilate single family residences...only in extreme cases.
Great video. Stay safe brothers and sisters. Respect
Thank you...and thanks for watching.
You always do a great job capturing your firefighters hard at work (even in 2017) It angers me when firefighters are put in danger by someone’s greed. Glad no one was injured.
Thank you! I try…and thank you for watching
I 2nd that!!🚒🔥
Awesome video. Thanks...🤗🤗
Thank you...keep watching!
Another job well done by JFRD. 👩🚒🚒🇺🇸
Appreciate that!
Nice fast put down Great work --- Debbie
sure was...thanks!
Great job, what the hell littered the floor in the garage?
There was junk throughout the house.
I’m not a firefighter but I watch them for educational purposes, so please excuse my ignorance. Why are vitals being taken on the firefighter and are they being taken on all of them or just the one shown?
Also, thank you for showing all of the aspects of a fire run from the beginning to end. Most don’t show the clean up and if you aren’t a firefighter you have no concept of how much really goes into the cleanup of a scene.
It is part of our rehab process…it is a very intense and strenuous job, not to mention hot…for the health of our members we make sure their vital signs are within certain limits before we put them back to work or send them back to their station to finish out their shifts…potential problems can be found and addressed before we hurt or kill any of them
@@thejfrd2490 Thank you so much for the clarification. I appreciate you taking the time to let me know this. And I am certainly glad that you are taking care of your firefighters. This makes my heart happy!
@@stefaniehamilton3932 thanks for asking and not jumping to conclusions.
didn't know the house fires were fully involved like that
now you know
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@@sp34277 not sure what this means
I am watching from Elmira NY that looks really bad. How long did it take to Bring under control?
They needs some LaFrance engines right?
about 15-20 mins
@@andyhamilton8940 we have had LaFrance engines...currently everything is made by Pierce...but thanks
@@thejfrd2490 was making reference to Robert being from Elmira NY. That’s where American LaFrance was based.👍
Was that the chiefs PASS going off?😅
no it wasn't
How do they wash the suits the FF's use? Does it just go in a regular washing machine or does it take another method to clean them?
They have an extraction machine, which is a fancy washing machine to clean their gear after a fire, but they also scrub it down at the scene as well.
We have special extractors we use for this specifically
Yup
That is also one of the reasons you see more and more FD's arriving station casual and then bunkering up and throwing their turnout on scene, trying to keep contaminates out of the cab. This is part of the"clean cab" concept that is really starting to work its way into the service in recent years.
@@virgilhilts3924 Gross decon is unbelievably invaluable to our health.
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Agreed
I started my firefighting career in the 80's when such things were not even on the horizon yet. By the time I retired nearly 30 years later we had in-house industrial washers/extractors, issued two sets of gear, forced air living quarters, etc. Lots of changes during that time to help firefighter health.
What were they spraying the firefighters off for? Sorry if thatsa dumb question to some
Decontamination
Absolutely not a dumb question...all the byproduct of a fire, ash, soot, smoke...are full of carcinogens that cause cancer...it is one way we are trying to protect ourselves from getting cancer...cancer rates in firefighters is extremely high.
I was going to ask the same question!
*"They should have used a deck gun!"*
Yippie I beat all the youtoob phony firefighters 😆😅😂🤣
Why? I believe it was handled quickly and effectively with handlines
@@thejfrd2490
I do too
I was being sarcastic
😉
@@virgilhilts3924 i knew that...i appreciate your wit!