FDNY Bronx 3rd Alarm Heavy Fire Throughout a 1 Story Warehouse
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- BOX 2132 - 800 E 136 ST
WILLOW AVE - WALNUT AVE
FIRE WAREHOUSE
SIG 7-5 - All Hands
E083 E060 E035 E073 E094
L029 L042 T017 T014
BC14 BC12
RS03 Q041
DC06 RA03
SPECIAL CALLED - Engine & FAST Truck
E059 L048F
SIG 2-2 - 2nd Alarm
E091 E058 E069
E072T ST02
L026
BC26 BC16R BC17S
TS01 RB01 SB01
FC01 CT01 RM01
C23D
SPECIAL CALLED - 95’ Tower Ladder
T044
SIG 3-3 - 3rd Alarm
E067/E073 E325/E060 E016/E035 E071
E046S
L038/L029 T046/T017
BC45/BC14 BC03P BC39
MK03 RA01
C4A C12A C22C C22D C33 C24
SPECIAL CALLED - FAST Truck
L055F
SPECIAL CALLED - FAST Truck for Relief
L154F
SPECIAL CALLED - Engine & Tower for Relief
E048/E083 T111/T017
SPECIAL CALLED - Engine Tower & Batt Watch Line
E??? T??? BC??
SPECIAL CALLED - Engine Tower & Batt Watch Line
E??? T009 BC??
Relocations
E039/E060
E066/E071
E047/E059
E042/E094
E229/E073
E034/E058
E313/E046
T115/T017
T035/T045
L167/L048
BC09/BC03
BC02/BC09
BC45/BC14
BC52/BC26
Great video Skyler. At least on this 3 banger nothing fell on the members. Bet they were there quite a while after you left. I used to despise these industrial fires when I was a volly. The only thing worse was when the city dump lit off and we got called in mutual aid. 6 hours of standing there with a 2 1/2 line. Almost fell asleep from the boredom.
Yes fire watch was all night
It's like we're seeing TL 44 every day.
Well they are kinda center of the bronx and where most fires are
God Bless Micky, first met him in the late 90's and he is still out there riding with Big Blue.......
For sure thanks for watching
Tough fire to fight great coverage Skyler be safe
Thanks
great coverage skyler. Busy busy day yesterday in this heat and humidity. Thankful no injuries to all involved. Thank you for your coverage.
3 minor injuries. Thanks for watching
Great coverage Skyler! Seems like T44 is on every major fire in NYC!
For sure
Fantastic footage Skylar. Have a great day my friend, and stay safe ❤️🙂⚘️.
Thank you! You too!
Great vids Skyler ..... you guys are catching some good jobs ..... keep up the good work ..
Been busy for sure!
Thx
Thanks for watching
Excellent coverage… you’ve been in the Bronx a lot lately 👍
It’s where a lot of fires are! Thanks for watching
Great video thanks stay safe
Thanks, will do!
Love your videos ! Still can't figure out why aerials can't have a rolled up hose or 2 at top and middle of ladder and then connected or noozle is already attached then just needs bottom hose.
Cause it’s very rarely done. Usually they do a bottle stretch
FDNY has that capability but don’t use it that often. That’s why they have Tower Ladders
How does the "Exposure" system work? One is the main street frontage and then how does it go? Clockwise or by streets?
Mark from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
Yep, clockwise around the building if you were looking top down.
Yes and if it extends say past exposure 2 then it becomes 2a, 2b etc.
Clockwise 1 Street usually
God bless the fdny
Always!
FDNY- one of the finest departments in the United States (no sarcasm) that fights more fire than some whole states do. BUT- isn't there a better way to get good access through these roll up doors and garage doors? They seem to spend a lot of time getting good access. Can someone invent a new widget?
Only the best thanks for watching
Getn it son 🤌🏻🫡🤣🤣
Been busy for sure
Just look at that massive indraft at the beginning of the video! It's rageing in there! Would like to know wht is actually burning.
Despite the heavy smoke, almost none of the firemen seems to have his BA on. And if I had any contact with the FDNY, I would suggest that each Battalion be outfitted with one or several small excavators for breaking these bloody steel gates in seconds! And Halligan Tools for doors and windows!
By time that gets on scene. Thats crazy
@@SkylerFire Judging by what I can see on screen: firemen are busy opening these rather stubborn steel gates. All are carrying their bottles on their backs. But even those who are closest to that acrid smoke pushing from the fire building do NOT have their masks on. Some are even standing halfway IN the building, also without BAs.
In a Fire Brigade with a high reputation for its professionalism, there seems to be something amiss, doesn't it?
Wow !😮
Yup
Seeing a white helmet with SCBA on is weird but it looks like their not a battalion chief, but like a safety officer
White helmets are chiefs, the 2nd due chief is the fire sector. All Battalion Chiefs have a SCBA
What pressure are they usually running on the hand lines?
130 for 1.75 with 4 lengths out...70 for 2.5
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Thanks