Rescue 50 Assists Station 905 on Dwelling *Ride Along/Helmet Cam*
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- Rescue 50 responding to assist Station 905 (Blue Rock Fire Rescue - Millersville) on a dwelling. First arriving crews from 90 and Truck 67 arrived to find a working fire in the garage. The Rescue crew arrived and assisted with ventilation and overhaul. The crew also assisted in locating and removing 2 cats that were still hiding in the house. Willow Street Fire Company. Taken 3/10/22
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I seriously wish more people around the country did this. It is the coolest thing to see on scene, kind of behind the scenes, pov video with fire departments. Awesome thing.
I would love to post my videos but my department is against it
@@shaeffdog1357 ah
@@osch53 yea. Unfortunately most departments are. Like I can post us responding, but anything having to do with the scene is forbidden by my chief
@@shaeffdog1357 same
Unfortunately many many departments are against it, I started but mutual aid departments bitched about being in video... its not like all of the general public can't see what we do already in this day and age with cell phones, its a great learning experience too, especially for small volunteer departments who don't run high nature calls each day. Post incident review with video is a great tool if used appropriately but people are scared of the back lash or negativity that exists with social media
Last week in Michigan, I was within walking distance of a fire that happened in a pole barn. I'm thankful no one was hurt, but the pole barn is totalled. About a dozen fire trucks arrived and battled the blaze. Thankfully, the fire was put out. Seeing you guys respond to an emergency, especially when the fog rolled in, is dedication to the public. Thank you for the service!
"Why are we beeping?" 😂
Love how right before the 9 minute mark the audio gets cut out as the driver misses the turn and has to back up real quick. I’d love to hear the exchange of words between the officer and ao. 😂
I love seeing the inside of the house thank you. It looks like the fire was put out very quickly.
"Why are we beeping", bro I died 🤣
I just love that roto whirlybird on the front of the truck!! The fog did get bad but I’m sure you’ve seen much worse.
Always love a good FireRescue50 video, keep it up and stay safe boys
Watched a few of ladder 50 videos what really strikes me is how far out this truck travels seams like for ever getting to fire scene
First of all as a volunteer FF thank you for serving your community and second dealing with that fog on a daily is a pain in the *** being in a valley district we deal with that every morning and responding to calls can be dangerous sometimes so love you content and again thank you for your service and dedication to your community all the best. Shoutout from Connecticut.
excellent driving...
Day trip. Great footage. Thank you.
Dude hops out the rig with an airpack and a full beard like what's going on here!
Super cool to see- helmet cam was a tiny bit disorienting at times, I think a bodycan might be better if it wouldn't get in the way obviously!
Fustrating to see how almost nobody gets out of the way of emergency vehicles properly anymore. I wish we could have cameras like this on ambulances and fire trucks and be able to go back and pick out all the license plates and give them citations and fines.
I work at FedEx and had to sit in front of an ambulance because the idiot drivers inside thought it was a good idea to take an offramp I-93 at 10AM. They must know how to avoid traffic.
@@democratsarepedos some times they don’t have a choice.
@@democratsarepedos Yeeeah, fire/police/rescue have a hell of a lot more of a priority to get to where they are going over U(S)PS/FedEx/others. Like the other said, sometimes they don't have a choice.
Long time since I've seen fog that thick
What I'm most impressed with was how you didn't dump the Great Lakes onto the house, considering that's how they do things where I'm from. A little garage fire would have destroyed everything in the house just from water-damage.
That's how it is we're I'm from, the worse part of it is nowadays that we don't even help salvage anything and put it up to the home owner
@@nicholasgaglio1347 I'm from Boston and the plus side is that they're on sight within 60 seconds. The top floor got tagged by bad wires, but they still managed to deal with them fast and only third floor got ablaze... didn't stop them from submerging the entire house ten times.
Over haul is what the public does
not see, that is a back breaking job to insure of not a
rekindle, then you have to clean and reload how many hundreds of feet of hose, then get back in service, been there done that, great video
good job
Excellent video ✌
That whirling dervish light is comical.
I believe they call it a "dazzler"
I think more Q in the fog was needed. Some of them drivers just don't pay attention until the Q reaches that high peak... What about a set of train horns?
Yeah. I saw that fog at 4:30 and thought: "THAT can't be good".
I sort of agree however I disagree if you pin the Q the entire time it kind of loses its effectiveness
@@paintballgaming1090 Don't need to hold it there..
A " Q" is driven by a car starter motor, and most of us know what happens to a starter motor if it's continually cranked............it gets very hot and quits
house fires on foggy days always creep me out a little
Fire truck 50: Get out of my way
Question what's your quickest time from civilian clothes to full turn out gear and on air that you've gotten I've been practicing more and I've gotten it down to 42 seconds
where is this? almost looks like fall/ early winter. Man wish california had this kind of weather we could use all the water and moisture / precipitation possible . Any way, respectfully this appears to be a hoarder house. Let me say this, IF you cannot safely, cleanly -meaning stacked etc, you do not need it. Get rid of that junk that you tell yourself year after year you may need it some day, no, you do not need it. All of that clutter is fire fuel.
California has all kinds of fog, from the coast to the Central Valley….
I disagree that just because the garage is full of junk makes it a hoarder house (not saying you are wrong, but it's not nearly enough evidence). I agree 100% though about getting rid of junk one doesn't use, I'm currently working (slowly) on that project myself
Looks like southeast PA. Normally up in NEPA we get pleasantly wet springs, but this year has been brutal so far with little rain and the heatwave that came through last week. Description says this was filmed in March so it could have been anywhere between frigid winter and late spring temps, pretty typical for PA. Pretty sure up our way we had a blizzard in May years ago, and the last couple years it's been 60 through late December.
I cannot believe how foggy it got
Just can't believe that they drove through that fog with out hitting anything, Glad they had the sirens blaring and the emergency lights on!! 🚨🚒 If I was driving in that fog, I would be hitting everything in site & I'll be knocking down mail boxes 📭📪📫 and trees 🌳🌳. It's not the first time I ran into a tree or some bushes, but I am a safe driver now & glad you wasn't there to see me drive and watching the driver instructor holding on for dear life & screaming out loud that he's gonna die!! I passed the drivers test and got my drivers license and telling me that he feels sorry for the other drivers that are out there!!.... I wonder why he was thinking of that? 🤔
An emergency vehicle should control its speed. Hazardous conditions require slowing down. Next point. You NEVER go through a red traffic light without coming to a complete stop! Your civil liabilities have increased by 100 fold by driving like that.
4:06 smoke or fog??
Where was this at?
Love that Q!!!
Well now they really have an excuse to clean that mess of a garage up!
In America you can work with a full beard under respiratory protection?, in Germany we have to shave for respiratory protection, because otherwise too much oxygen will flow out of the mask.
Do you have to have the breathing protection bottle on permanently or can you also take it off to be able to work better? With us, the breathing protection bottle is only left on when we have to go into the smoke and we are allowed to remove it when the smoke is gone for post-extinguishing work.
Yes you should be clean shaven with wearing a SCBA according to NFPA guidelines and standards which should be strict by every department in the country, second off yes you should be fully dressed wearing your SCBA breathing and performing duties in all IDLH environments into you preform a co2 reading in all divisions and are ruled safe to operate without SCBA.
What is that device that's spinning on the fire truck when it's travelling? Why is it spinning?
The hypnotizer, supposed to get oblivious drivers to move out of the way. As you can see, not a very high success rate. :p
It’s a propellor that helps push the truck along. It doesn’t look like much, but every little bit of acceleration counts
It’s called a Mars light
Dashcam of run - cool to watch - helmetcam - nauseating ( I had to end it). Bodycam might be easier to watch. That said, I cannot fathom how nerve wracking going through that fog must be, hoping some inattentive driver doesn't suddenly pop out of the fog in front of you.
You can't wear a body cam into a fire you'd end up getting burned.
The traffic going the same direction y'all were going had more respect moving over than the traffic coming at you,traffic coming at you need schooling on how to move over.
rotorays have to go......
Did that guy next to you have a massive beard?
I saw it too. Don’t know how he would put his mask on
Christ Almighty….was the emergency in another state?
What State is that, don't they have certain safety rules. Never go there. for me.
Pa
Was driving like a bat out hell necessary? It appears that at your arrival the fire is well under control. Do we not know how to communicate from one apparatus to another by some means to tell them to slow their response? I mean the only thing at risk here is the innocent public in the streets and the firefighters on the unit.
I’m not sure what it’s going to take for y’all to understand the liabilities. Just because you get a call does not give you the right to drive balls to the wall.
You had better learn how to justify your response. And whoever the incident commander is had better learn how to tell other responding units that they can go to a non-emergency response. Yes, somebody on the scene has to be the incident commander.
Until the responding units knows about the situation, they will continue with their response. It's better to have enough personnel than not enough to cover
If you ever need these guys, you better bet you'll be glad they drove like a bat out of hell.
great video, i've shared it to my facebook group. so you can get more likes and subs for your channel 🧑🏻👍🏻🚒
8:38 *muted for profanity*
"YOU SAID STAY LEFT!" "IT'S A DEADEND THE *$^& DO YOU WANT FROM ME?!"