*Pre-Arrival* Jackson Fire Deparment WI, 2nd Box Level Apartment Fire 7-11-20
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- Pre-arrival of Jackson’s 2nd box alarm level, 4 family apartment fire on 6-11-20. Fire unknown origin at this time.
Mutual aid units on the Working Still Level 12-1-1:
West Bend Engine and Chief
Slinger R.I.T & Air
Hartford Truck
Change of quarters:
Newburg Engine and Chief
Germantown Ambulance
Mutual aid units on the 1st Box Level 12-1-1:
Richfield Engine
Newburg Engine and Chief
Cedarburg Chief
Germantown Ambulance
Change of quarters:
St. Lawerence Engine and Chief
Life Star Ambulance
Mutual aid units on the 2nd Box Level 12-1-1:
St. Lawerence Engine and Chief
Allenton Engine and Chief
Cedarburg Truck
Change of quarters:
Fillmore Engine and Chief (pass)
Mutual aid units on the 3rd Box Level 12-1-1: (Change of quarters only due to pass)
Menomonee Falls Engine and Chief
Mequon Ambulance
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Having that first due engine get their own hydrant worked well. Seems like a well trained department. Looks like a nice stop!
Jack H Yes, they are very well trained!
@@washingtoncountyfirebuff I was fortunate to work in a busy, well staffed city. With that said, our second due caught the hydrant. It worked well for us, but I see how catching the hydrant by the first due is best for other departments. There are some big city departments that have the first due catch the hydrant.
Compliments on showing the various apparatus on scene, along with the firefighting. Excellent video.
Rick Ledges Thank you very much!!
Dang! Quite the ripper for a little department. Awesome job!
Oklahoma Emergency Yes sir!! Thank you!!!
It's a great department.
Well done to all our brave men and lady's of the fire brigade you all do the very best jobs you do at keeping us all safe
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Where is jackson fd in what state
Very good stop--like the supply line dropped at the hydrant and then the eng comp moves on to the fire bldg.---they have done that for yrs here in Phx.
Quick setup and aggressive attack on the fire. Well done to the firefighters. Could have been much worse.
Is jackson fd a all vol fire dept
Now this gets a sub from me!! They flew that truck to the scene, a guy was knocking on door to alert residents to get out, excellent water pressure right on the fire 🔥!!! These guys didn't drag their feet. It seemed very organized.
Linda Toten Yes!!
So why was the Chief Officer on the nozzle, the Captain in the middle, and the firefighter third in line. Shouldn’t it have been reversed. 🙄🙄🙄
Depends on who grabs the like first... if the fire future was instructed to stretch the line out he does his job and then jumps on the line
Legit after I’m done watching the video I go Back and look around for the people seeing what is going on
Great shot. Glad it was under control
DOMINICA AVIATION Thanks!!
Good old vinyl siding. Turned a car fire into a town house complex being destroyed.
Out of curiosity, how many different departments on this call? Looks like quite the attendance in mutual aid...
Around 10
Jackson is a smaller community all those other city's are within 15min of each other
The guy standing in front of the building with the door open done a lovely job of feeding the fire.
Hard to see, but he had a small garden hose that he was using.
@@washingtoncountyfirebuff Total waste of time. All he did was make the fire worse.
@@andyoxleyonhistravels Until they knocked out all the windows and then it really got bad.
Yes lol nothing better than a good flow path
He was spraying water on the bricks with a garden hose, to make sure they didn't catch fire!!
Cool Video! 04:06 Nice Tanker!
Thank you!!
I would say it from what I seen in this video that the fire started by a grill not being watched. It looks like the fire was outside at the start
Excellent video. It's sad to see people's homes go up in flames, though.
K. S. Thanks! Yes it sure is.
I like that strap on the high vol so you don't have to climb in the bed
Did they have any interior crews while those 3 guys were hittin hard from the yard? , seemed like they had the manpower to get a strong interior after knocking the initial fire outside down and start searching immediately
Later in the video , you can see a line into the structure. Anyone have a problem with the Chief being on the nozzle?
Well thank god you have that million dollar ladder tower when an extension ladder and a roof ladder would get the job done nicely.
The Americans have an obsession with ladder trucks, they even sent them to car fires. 😜
I would love to see you do our job and still say this
@@joshuajohnson6501 Amen And Thank You for what you do Stay Safe ..
O.k. A couple of points for you to ponder. 1. You need to stay proficient with your tool. So use it when you can. 2. The bucket is more stable than an extension ladder and means you don't have to climb a ladder while carrying a saw, ax, etc. Safer. I never liked climbing a ladder with the chainsaw or K tool. 3 At 3:36 if you look close, there are hoses behind the cab. This may be a Quad or Quint style, thus can ack as the first attack with onboard water, also at 1:37 you'll notice a hard suction set up on the front bumper of the ladder. Again indicating this likely isn't just a stick. 4. For evac purposes you can put 4 in the bucket at once, getting them down faster than via extension ladder.
@@joshuajohnson6501 Well I have so stop making it out like your something special. For all the money you waste it never seems to make too much difference. You still leave a lot of smoking holes in the ground.
It would be nice to know what STATE this is in, there's a LOT of "Jacksons" in the USA....
ffjsb Wisconsin
I saw WI, I knew it was Wisconsin.
@@lindatoten6452 yeah i guess some folks don't know the state abbreviations... well he learned ONE atleast
Volunteer or Manned stations?
Shuttletrain TED Both
The guy holding the front door open with his garden-hose action might have made the fire worse. Close the doors and windows people!
Two guys to connect to the hydrant. Three guys on an exterior 1 3/4" line. Daring work, fellas.
They are a bunch of hard charging HIHFTY firemen there. I mean there was absolutely ZERO hustle to get the that hydrant tagged. 3 guys on a 1 3/4" line is laughable and ridiculous also. I wonder how many awards they are going to issue themselves after this major slaying of the beast!!!! LOL
Take your time fellas no big deal... The fire’s not going anywhere am I right?!
No. The video is edited so you have no idea how long the attack really took.
As a Brit I love watching US firefighting videos, and I applaud you for the great detail in the description. But please can you or anyone tell me what you mean by "change of quarters" in the description. I'm thinking maybe it's what we Brits call relief crews.
Station/s that will house units from neighboring departments. The specific units that are specified on each level will respond to other emergency calls for the duration of the original call or moved up to the scene during further alarms.
@@orosco83 ... ah I see. Thanks for that. I think that's what we call stand-bys: engines that stand by at an empty station to provide fire cover when a large or protracted incident is in progress. In the UK because all of our fire services are county based, it's quite unusual to go on stand-by over the county border. On-scene mutual aid yes, but rarely on stand-by.
How did that materialise to cause so much damage with firefighters on scene?
There is a thing called front. And a thing called rear.
Time call 3 alarm
Wonder if someone was cooking on a grill. Looks like it started in the back.
Wow, so slow to get water on fire.. Do these engines not carry water?
All pumper engine companies have water on board even mostly all truck companies have water on board if they don't they are specifically built to spec's like that, in over 30+ years in Firefighting I've only seen one truck company without a pump.
The reason they all " should have water" is because they take a hit on their I.S.O. Rating that makes the city or county's insurance go up depending on quite a few different things that they meet for the certification process.
Typically water from a hydrant to the scene should take around 2 minutes. Some take longer depending on the situation
That’s right next to my house😳
Our too 😶😶😶
I hate the big city, but you get a large fire department that comes quick and with multiple companies and a large manpower pool.
Ventilate.... Interior attack?
Ventilate? You mean giving the fire extra oxygen!?
Full onboard tank and securing hydrant before fire attack!!!, a joke.
Nice knockdown.
Lazy day need more money
You need U.K. firefighters on this would have been subduded in the first five minutes.
@tom jenkins Well said Tom
@Jim COOK Air-conditioning is for pussies, and deodorant is for Girlies. Which one are you Jim.
ps (by the way the correct spelling lesson is free.)
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 yeah....jump right in there with your garden hoses. Show em how it's done.
Do these guys actually want to be FF’s? Absolutely zero enthusiasm.
No rush from any of them to attack this fire. They all need to find other careers.
@@boardwalkties it’s not about rush it’s about safety... also they did everything right grabbed the 5 inch drained the hydrant close it attached the 5 inch... grabbed a line and slowly worked toward the fire with 50+ pounds on gear on
YOU put on 60 pounds of hot, heavy gear and do the stuff they're doing. Looks to me like they're a class outfit.
@@iamstorii ...I do, I even teach it. Sorry dear... lmao
@@cooltechstuff4387 ...did anyone of them actually go inside?
IF only the standard of their firefighting had been the same as your videography, a minor kitchen fire could have been prevented from engulfing the entire property and nearby vehicle. They certainly dont rush anything, do they! Give me the LFB anyday!