**First Due Arrival** [ Manhattan 3rd Alarm Box 1147 ] Heavy Fire Throughout a 3 Story - 85th Street
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- čas přidán 14. 12. 2018
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Arrived within 2-5 minutes of the 10-75. The Scene was intense, sorry for the shakiness, but in some ways it adds to the natural feel of the video.
Fire Location: 200 East 85th Street off 3rd Avenue
Fire began in a restaurant, spread throughout a 3 story 20x80 Class 3 OMO
[21:40] MD: To E-22, B-10 Now receiving the adress 1505 3rd Avenue off of East 85 Street, fire in the store
[21:40] E-22: Engine 22 to Manhattan, 10-75 the box, we’ll get back to you with an adress and a night and size up, just give it as 3rd and east 85th street on the east side
[21:41] E-22: E-22 to manhattan with an Urgent, Give us an extra Engine and Truck, we have a fire in the top floor in an approximately 20x80
[21:41] B-10: We’re gonna go with the adress 200 East 85th street
B-10 Fire in the duct
Maybe:
E-22,44,39,53,23s/c
L-13,16,43(Fast),25s/c
B-10,8
R-1
Sq-41
D-3
Rac-1
D-3 2nd Alarm @21:59
2nd Alarm
E-74,91,76
E-9 w/ Sat. 1
L-22,26s/c,2s/c
B-9(Safety)
B-12(RUL)
B-11(FF)
RB,SB
FC,FCB
Tac-1
RM-1
Rac-3
D-3 4 L/S/O. Transmit a 3rd Alarm @22:30
3rd Alarm
E-58,40,8,35,7(Comm)
L-36 Act. 43,154 Act. 16,35s/c,14s/c
B-16
B-14(Staging)
Mask
Car-10
Car-22F
FC per D-3 4 L/S/O. Pockets of fire between 1st & 2nd fl. DWH @22:54
FC s/c 2 additional truck companies @22:58
FC per Car 10. PWH @21:17
Relocations:
Engine 259 Act. Engine 53
Engine 292 Act. Engine 91
Engine 3 Act. Engine 40
Engine ?? Act. Engine 58
Ladder 36 Act. Ladder 43
Ladder 56 Act. Ladder 43
Ladder 44 Act. Ladder 22
Ladder 154 Act. Ladder 16
Ladder 136 Act. Ladder 16
Ladder 117 Act. Ladder 14
Battalion 4 Act. Battalion 8
Battalion 52 Act. Battalion 11 - Krátké a kreslené filmy
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Listening to the sound and radio calls was more intense than watching the video. Good sound man. It delivers the drama.
I'm retired from prevention in a major department and it never stopped amazing me have many restaurant owners tried to save a few bucks by neglecting getting their grease ducts cleaned on schedule. You could always see that glow on the duct when the fire inside of it was like a blow torch. There were also the cleaning services that only cleaned as far as the eye could see. Most of the time the owners of the restaurants never knew they were getting taken until the fire. I'm thinking they could have paid for a few cleanings from the damage it caused.
But what's worst becasue of the restaurant owners irresponsibility those people that lived in the apartments not only lost their homes but also their possessions as well.
I agree and notice this alot. I thought this was a requirement for buisness. This definitely hasn't been cleaned for awhile
It should be the landlord’s responsibility and required by insurance companies. Why would they trust tenants to pay for safety maintenance? Landlord is required to have and maintain fire detection systems and maybe extinguishing systems depending on local code.
@@tomdomenico If they are built to code, maintained and the duct system cleaned on schedule by qualified contractors they are pretty safe. The duct work is a special black iron material that is welded at seams. Where it passes by combustible surfaces the outside of the duct is wrapped with a protective wrap, such as Firemaster, made by 3M. Cook surfaces and the lower part of the duct are protected with a fire suppression system that has a Class K extinguishing agent made just for grease fires. It lowers the flashpoint of grease within seconds so you don't have to worry about re-ignition like you did with the old dry powder systems. I have seen duct fires where they actually glow from the heat. As I said, if they are built correctly and maintained correctly they are very safe. If owners cut corners they will burn and burn well.
Awesome early arrival. Sharing!
Pretty intense! Great footage Nick!
Great video! Manhattan was busy last night
Nice job by you, thanks for sharing all your effort with us.
GREAT coverage!
Very nice. One of the worst fires to beat is when it hits the duct work... get ready for the box to be transmitted a couple times for that...
Great footage! What camera/phone do you use ? My current setup is Nikon L8700 series and iphone 6s. but looking to upgrade. Thanks. Stay safe!
Nice catch keep the videos coming.
Sad for those living on floors above. The video however is absolutely top notch! With the audio you can reply follow this thing throughout. Thanks!
Great footage of how the FDNY works!
Amazing video!
You'd think someone would take an axe to that damn bell...
Oh? Once the sprinkler system OS&Y valve was shut, the bell would stop sounding.
A bell is probably the least of their concerns
i said the same thing
@@myfriendmoses It uses up part of the attention. It is directly build to draw maximum attention, that's why it is hard to completely ignore.
It is the least concern, and draws most attention, away from other concerns.
a trick : you can watch movies at Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching a lot of movies these days.
Bam straight into the action there at the beginning! Really good footage, amazing seeing it crawling up the pipe like that. Once it gets in the duct work... it's going!
Thanks brotha! Was a rush catching this job!
@@FDNYResponseVideos Always is but it's worth it!!!
Grease fires, which is probably what is the cause here, can race through a building and spread fire in many locations--the only thing worse is probably electrical system fires. In NYC, the majority of commercial grease fires are caused by owners being penurious when it comes to duct maintenance and cleaning--in particular, diners, Latin Food and Chinese food establishments have more grease fires because many of the dishes prepared involve deep frying or heavy use of oils. As the food vapors condense in the ductwork the fat droplets accumulate on the lining of the exhaust ductwork--if not properly cleaned out, that fat solidifies and it only takes a consistent source of heat or flame to catch the solidified grease--and once that happens the fire will accelerate rapidly and intensely in terms of fire load. Not to sound sarcastic but a good many of these types of fires are NOT by accident--more than one insurance fire has been staged where the owners will leave a deep fryer on after closing and the ANSUL system is sabotaged in some manner--once the grease in the fryer overheats the flames will rise and then work their way up the hood vents and into the exhaust ductwork or cockloft--I am sure firefighters dread these types of fires and with good reason--because many times the fire can be more widespread than it appears--as in the case of this video.
Great video. You got video and audio intensity.
Excellent video got in early and got a lot of action ...
Thanks brother! Made good time sprinting to this job, got there 3 minutes after the 10-75.
Great video!
awesome video bro
In 40 plus years of living in New York, I have never seen a fire escape ladder drop into/onto the cellar doors....
I was a fire fighter for 20 years. They broke more glass in this one call than i did in my time???
Tim Attridge Theirs less glass in private dwellings
Great footage
Great video.
Nice Great work 👍🏼🚒
Why were they ventilating ground floor at 7:25 before fire identified & controlled?
Upper East side has been burning. Can’t wait to get back over there.
slow clap for the mouth breather driving over charged hoselines at 4:25.....
God bless them all
Them boys have had a busy week.
Thank God the firehouse is on 85th st off of third ave Engine 22/Ladder 13/Battalion 10
Great job to all members that operated.
Nice Catch
Honestly loads of respect. Just 1 small thing i do not understand. Why gear up in the doorway in the middle of the smoke breathing that shit in?
Back during THE WAR YEARS OF FDNY there was a unit that was tasked with taking pictures of multiple alarm Fires in New York City. It was designated as CAR 33 and CAR 71.
Car 33 was The Photo Unit and Car 71 was called CANS which meant COMMUNITY AND NEWS SERVICES. Then they had Car 36 from The Community Relations Bureau. This was when the Fire Department Headquarters was at The Municipal Building on the Eleventh Floor and later at 110 Park Place at the corner of Church Street. What ever happened to those units?
One thing about a fire in the three story, it will make room for a thirty story. I don't see how the NYC firemen/firewomen do it. Narrow streets, cars and people everywhere. I have seen where cars have no where to go and just have to sit in front of a firetruck trying to get to the fire. My hat is off to you guys.
One more note here. To all of the brave firefighters in the F.D.N.Y. Be safe in the New Year 2019.
THANKYOU! 10 4 K.
Damn fine job
True heros All fire fighters they don't get enough respect
Completely unnecessary to break out all those windows when there was already plenty of ventilation and the smoke had practically cleared anyway. Glory Boy Firefighters.
Building is a tear down anyway so why risk not having multiple ways out & proper ventilation. The weather was interesting and the smoke was staying inside for the most part.
@@FDNYResponseVideos Sorry but the breaking glass for the hell of it later on when the building was venting perfectly well was just daft. They were breaking it for the hell of it.
I agree. I had a captain that was a great firefighter. Unfortunately he tried to imitate the ventilation practices of New York City. For example busting out windows after the fire was extinguished in a residential fire. Try raising them first. Then there was a time we had a bedroom fire that was extinguished and I caught him cutting a hole in the roof. I stopped him and brought him down and ask him why? He said it was an order to check attic. I said wouldn’t it be much cheaper and convenient just to pull the sheet rock ceiling in the fire room?
Being a fire fighter does not give you a blank check to do what you want to.
Nice Video 👍👍👍
The Command Post was interesting to see.
Hello friend I love your videos, I have a question, I would like to know what E-23s / c means
rokantonio engine 23 special call
@@natez2038 oh great, thank you very much for your response, a hug
Just a guess, John, 10-75 the box would be like fill out the box assignment?
America or the Netherlands, it does not matter, there seems to be something magic into the combination: end of the year, restaurants and fire.....
Upper East Side = Job Town
Really great to see that so many guys smashing glass are using their eye protection....NOT!!
The 5 windows i saw them break, every single brother, was wearing his scba and had his mask on, so I don't know what u saw
Sweet
Which building was the fire in? Nice video
Fire started in the Highland diner and spread to the floor above
Ok thanks!
What is the whistling sound often heard at fire scenes? Is that coming from the radios?
Trick 153 it’s called a PASS alarm. It’s on the breathing apparatuses that the firefighters use. It goes off if the firefighter wearing it doesn’t move for 30 seconds.
Thank you so much Brother, appreciate that. I was a smoke eater in the Navy. When I left I wanted to to join NYFD but they had just given a test prior to my enlistment ending. The NYFD did not give tests with great frequency. Half of my family was NYFD, half NYPD. I was advised to take the NYPD exam and when the test came up, to take it and lateral over. By the time the test came around I was well settled into NYPD and made a career of it. When 9-11 rolled around we all responded. I was one of the lucky ones. Two years later after 17 years OTJ I was diagnosed with COPD and PTSD and retired with disability. Maybe it was not meant to be. I figure I must still be here for a reason. I have nothing but great love for both organizations, but secretly still wish instead of putting on a vest I was pulling on bunker gear. ;)
I'm very aware of why windows are broken, but it seemed unnecessary to break the last few windows of the restaurant.
For water, you do not need all windows open, but for ventilation, getting smoke out to see what to do, the more open windows, the better.
NYC first responders are the best in the world! I had a fire in my house when I was a kid and it took the FDNY less then 5 minutes to respond despite heavy traffic in my area.
I think you didn't see the rest of the world. Please watch some videos from here in Europe. Then you will see that science and firefighting can coexist. Not this traditional American tactics, which look for me as a German firefighter like the historically movies we get shown in our trainings
ohjumpa .....I’ll bet my life you don’t live in a city with 14,000,000 people. I do!
@@hastyone9048 Berlin. 3.8 millions. But I was living in NYC too for some time and also Seoul (23 millons). But usually as larger the cities are as better are the fire departments. Not worse. But of course if you celebrate a kind of religious cult around your firefighters like in NYC, they won't have any reason to learn
ohjumpa ....LEARN what? We have some of the best equipment in the world and have many divisions within the Dept. (Hazardous materials, Marine, Rescue etc.) we service two major airports as well as five separate boroughs. We are a city of single story dwellings as well as skyscrapers 100+ stories tall. Thousands of miles of subways as well. I’ll put NYFD up against ANY FD on the planet. We also have a kick-ass hockey team.
@@hastyone9048 yeah, the USA is the best of everything without any doubt. As we see can see worldwide on TV in this moment. Pride comes before the fall. As the Romans were convinced of their outstanding civilization. History books teach us what came next. I really love the USA and I enjoyed the country and people every time I was there. I hope the best for ya all, but please, don't rest at your past success, you need to arrive in the 21st century And as an trained firefighter I can just tell you what I see, and that's not state of the art at all. Sorry to tell you. Stay save!
Why take out a window and not trim it for the remaining glass. Had doors open why did he have to that?
From looking at it, and listening to the audio, my guess is they tried to get as many holes open as they could for smoke and high heat removal. At least, that's what I merely speculate.
Were they watching the flow path?
Wanton destruction.
Totally agree. I'm a firefighter, and one of first things we're taught is to clear the frame of all glass. great way to get a bailing FF sliced up! SMH
David Glaum Because it was in Manhattan ...not Brooklyn!
10:50 in did the fireman really need to break window out with every other sliding glass door open ? REALLY ???
Grease fire or electrical I wonder
Why using automatic focus? Good action video except the focus. Automatic focus with the smoke it a no no.
Oh this like
Τα αιτία της φωτιάς ήταν η καμινάδα τίγκα στα λάδια με αποτέλεσμα να αρπάξει η εσωτερικά φωτιά και να κοκκινησει η καμινάδες και οι χοάνες θέλουν κάθε χρόνο η κάθε μήνα καθαρισμό να μην υπάρχει ποτέ πρόβλημα .
Taking out the window?? The whole front was open!
Don Brinkman it’s a old restaurant with extreme clutter inside even though the front was open the members weren’t getting any ventilation inside last night
If your going to bust the window clear it entirely dont leave it like he did. Js!!
Seems like taking the windows out below the fire would give the fire more oxygen
Ray Hollenbeck fire was in the restaurant and extended into the floor and walls above which explains the ventilation
Don Brinkman , evidently, your not a firefighter, since one would not make such a dumb remark.
WHY???? break every window in sight?? Ever heard of fans?
They have a brand new restaurant there now i don't know if it's run by the same owners of this one?also they fixed up the apartments above i wouldn't move back in there.
Could someone silence the water gong?
Just break every window the guy on the first floor was busting out to many when they had several open already.
Glass can be replaced, someone dying from smoke can't be brought back.
@@Rob-vy6zx Absolute rubbish, they are breaking windows just for the hell of it. The vast majority of the windows could be opened normally and you dont need them all broken for venting. In over 20 years in the job i have never seen anything so bloody daft as just smashing windows for the hell of it. Part way through the video for no reason they start smashing more windows on the ground floor when it is already vented. Absolute joke.
@Thomas Farrell No they have already opened every other door much earlier and the restaurant is venting perfectly well then a couple of clowns come along and just start smashing the rest for absolutely no reason.
@Tim Burm1 That's bullshit.
They break them for the sake of it.
Manhattan is a tourist destination for fire or what?
Just keep breaking glass? Has to be another job he could be doing ?
He was venting.
I am a retired Marshal, and restaurant owners so hated to get their ducts cleaned....My biggest battle with them. Where's your sticker?..."We didn't get one this time". Where is your cancelled check or credit card statement?...."Hmmmm, Can't seem to find it". Who did your work?...."I can't seem to recall". Or my favorite, "We steam cleaned our own system".....Bastards...
do they have to break out every window even places that are not on fire wtf
Relax. The building is a total loss because the ENTIRE thing was on fire. Soon to be torn down.
First off , please allow me both a native born Bronx New Yorker and former Volunteer Fire Fighter of the Bernallio County Fire department from the 80's to say Happy Holidays to the worlds greatest fire suppression services the men and women firefighters of the F.D.N.Y. Second ? I saw that big story in the national news on that bad back draft fire scene in the Queens. Id like to hear what ultimately caused that situation to occur on that scene. In close ? Thank you to you guy's with the F.D.N.Y . Response video crew for sharing these up close videos and for these close video scenes of the crews on tge Trucks , engine Co. And first responders. Merry Christmas to all and be safe .
I saw that too. I really thought the men and women on the department got injured from that blast, not to mention decimating the truck that was parked in front of the structure. Be safe this season and into the New Year
Windows open up here in nh
What is the R A C UNIT?
This unit carries water and other things to help the members recover from the heavy excertion of the job.
Stands for Rehab And Comfort
Actually, it stands for Recuperation and Care unit
Haus steht noch, die Fenster sind aber mit Brettern zugemacht. Kann man kaufen und renovieren. Ich kaufe es für 10,00 € oder 5,00 $
Proud to be a member of the toughest job on earth 👨🚒👨🚒👨🚒
Thank you for your service!
Don't know what an RAC unit is
Rehab And Comfort unit
Talk about controlled chaos
Thats how it works ;D. Thanks
Guy's walking around with face peace's on I know haven't done it in a while but it seems like you'd be out of air before you actually go to work I probably don't know what I'm talking about just a thought
Fill the ductwork with CO2.
I don't understand why FDs haven't adopted CO2 as a standard tool. Makes no sense.
I think in the US you only go to the fire department so that you can break windows with impunity and then spread the pieces over the equipment!
Ich glaube, in den USA geht man nur zur Feuerwehr, damit man ungestraft Scheiben einschlagen und die Scherben dann über die Ausrüstung verteilen kann!
That's why it's not good to build restaurants right underneath an apartment buildings because of situations like this
I guess someone got their hamburger well done that night....................
Why on earth do you guys just keep smashing glass windows out when there is no need ?
I believe all that glass breaking also reduces any back draft or flash over
Here in Europe we would never do this. I'm watching it in horror. But probably fires in the state are extinguished by air. Who knows. It's God's own country, everything is weird there
i want to see the phoenix arizona firefighter do a exchange or just come in for 1 month and fight new york fires. then they can say thats the nut house.
White smoke coming out 🚒🇺🇸
Then they have a new pope!
New Yorks bravest kickin ass and eatin smoke...none better!!!!!!
Loads better.
Its hard to feel bad for people who chose to live above an operating kitchen, when the place bursts into flames.... Do they really think the underpaid workers, nor the penny pinching owners really give a crap? If so, they are as dumb as they get...
Burning houses are a somewhat adverse workplace, right?
A place with so many flashing lights is also a somewhat adverse workspace, right?
Why combine them?
“Calm Chaos” “Fire in the ductwork” Hood grease
Yeah , lets break a few more windows just for the hell of it.
If you look closely there was a lot of smoke in there.
@@DavidTrejo Doesn't mean you need to break windows for no reason. Use a ppv fan.
DIOS MIO. OJALA. KE NO AYAN MUERTO. PROTECJES ALOS BOMBERO .
This reminds me of 9/11 on the radio
Fireman Mansoup , very unique last name. 🤔🤔🤔😉