Engine 1 Responding to a First Due Working House Fire (Two Houses)

[@BMills16]

ENGINE 1 & RESCUE 5 RESPONDING TO 4 CARS ON FIRE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/poCVkmWqi9mmmtE

[@prod8188]

Question is it harder to drive or to put on gear?

[@upstatefire]

I wish this video covered the on scene of that fire. Thanks for sharing.

[@s0undw4v3ultra]

i love the sound of that air horn sounds badass

[@Tinyshooterbill]

nicely done. excellent communication with the officer. good driving

[@MrProfire]

"Right here Right here Right here" I use to hate that when I was driving.

[@dubious6718]

+MrProfire then he turned left..

[@bababooey1266]

Yup typical idiot

[@davidsaylor176]

I hate it to when I drive

[@Tailgatesntoolboxes]

My co worker gets annoyed when i say things like 3x inna row lol. Hes like u only nerd to say it once lol

[@NSTOHON]

Nothing better than getting behind a car and smashing the Q2 down. This scares people sooo bad

[@exoticcar5482]

I thought the air horn was better at that. The sound is louder and more sudden

[@andresnieves965]

Great job by the Driver/Engineer!

[@BMills16]

Thanks for the support!

[@gsaldana22]

Nice response and great siren/horn work!

[@prod8188]

I've been wanting to be a fire fighter since I was 2 thank you for inspiring me even more i am now 9 and I still want to be one

[@brunner2136]

Aye bro keep chasing your dreams dude. Stay away from troubled kids and separate yourself from other. Be your own person and be your own “super star.” Chase your dreams and ambitions never stop mate !

[@caseyryback3452]

Lol, driver was very polite to the officer: 'Yes Sir' Wish the drivers at my house were so polite .......

[@caseyryback3452]

Birney Hoover, exactly. Firefighting is TEAMwork, from the moment you leave the station till the moment you have returned.

[@duayneclarke8366]

Casey Ryback if you are the CO make them be polite. Oh and were you a Navy Seal Casey Ryback.

[@trashboy2754]

I agree with you the driver is polite check out norriton

[@TheDesertRat31]

Well if you're new to the territory, yea, you'll need help. If you're a senior driver with several years at a station then you shouldn't need much help. However I do like a back check sometimes especially if it's a neighborhood we haven't been in in a while.

[@MrSmith-ke1hb]

Way it should be, he's speaking to a higher pay grade. We had to stand when a chief walked in, any chief, not just F1.

[@85wasit]

The garden hose part just killed me...

[@pitbullbitedog]

whats the year of the truck because that Q sounds old school

[@milesjones6851]

I'm gonna guess 2003/2004. If not, '05 or '06.

[@milesjones6851]

Q sirens are still used!

[@emergencyservicesnews]

Hi - can we share this video on our Facebook pages? With credit to your KZbin channel?

[@BMills16]

Absolutely! Thanks for the support!

[@rizon72]

Nice video, except for that fan blocking the view of the road.

[@markvanderfeyst9785]

we would like to use your video for a PPT presentation that we are giving for Fire Engineering. can we get your approval?

[@BMills16]

Of course, you're more than welcome to use it. Thanks for asking.

[@BRAVOACTUAL]

Question about the homes next to the fire station. Are the property values low because of the noise or high because of the proximity of fire service?

[@firetrain210]

Insurance companies have a formula that they use that includes proximity to station, hydrant locations, department rating, etc. House value however would not be increased by a station being nearby, on the contrary though the sale could definitely be difficult if it is a busy firehouse.

[@lindanwfirefighter4973]

Same in our area. If your within 5 miles of a station your insurance is lower.

[@VlerkeDamne]

Is the engine cold when you start driving? Or does it get heated while in the garage?

[@billmiller3425]

Never mind. The house burnt down and was rebuilt by the time they got there.

[@H2pOloplaya11]

What hardware (video stuff) did you use? It looks beautiful!!

[@extremegunn94]

I noticed a hydrant on the right about 200-300 feet from the structure why did you pass the hydrant? Was there one closer?

[@glock22shooter]

many depts have the sop to ket the second due engine catch the plug.

[@extremegunn94]

+Blue Panda Arms Understood, especially if there's a working fire..

[@rhinebckfirefighter]

The thing is that don't going right on that h hydrant go past your attend target then let the truck come in

[@ryanbbew4947]

we often times will get water on the fire first, even if that means taking a pickup truck to drag hose to the hydrant if close by. But we don't have many hydrants. 110 square miles, 20 hydrants, mostly in town.

[@canomike1517]

Every body goes 5 alarms

[@canomike1517]

thank you for your servies

[@jmjw8211]

Great engine sound. Are they V8s?

[@bfirefighter3]

+jmjw8211 strait 6 diesel

[@autumnhuseby]

Nice video. Stay safe out there brothers/sisters.

[@7846NEWCO]

I just.......I dont even know where to begin.....hey good luck out there be safe anyway !

[@QS4LNucLeaR]

Is this in nh? The scenery and durham and exeter road sound verry familiar

[@jeremyd34]

Wake County, NC

[@canomike1517]

House fire with maybe entrapment

[@JB91710]

When I heard the sirens and horns I rejected the urge to get excited and focused on the job. When I was at the scene I rejected the urge to get excited about the fire and focused on the JOB! Fire fighting is not a Job to get excited about or get your kicks. It could be Your house. Get the job done Now!

[@bigmanplayz721]

JB91710 you can get excited and get the job done. enjoying your job and helping someone in need at the same time makes it all worth while

[@JB91710]

Kode This is going to be long but Well Worth It! 1. When a person joins the service and Swears to protect life and property, if that person is Truly taking that oath seriously, then that person can take Nothing from their Job but the satisfaction that they used their heads and got the Job done as good as it could be done. If they Got Off on the sirens, trucks, the fire itself or even the Rush, they are NOT a true and dedicated Fire Fighter/Worker. 2. Think of a Super Bowl team on the five yard line with three seconds to go and they need this touch down to win the game or a Nascar pit crew for a car that is in the lead for the Daytona 500 and this is the Last pit stop. Not one of those players are getting Off on their job at that moment. All they are focusing on is their Job. Their Responsibility! They will LOOSE if they don't focus and perform at 100%. When You are out there, the Home owner can loose Everything if you don't focus and Care about Your performance. 3. I want you to Truthfully imagine hearing the alarm sound and think about how you feel through every step of the drive to the scene and your responsibilities when you go to someone's house to fight a fire. It's a 2.5 colonial with the fire in the garage and it's heading into the family room connecting to the house and the flames are licking at the attic. Think of how you FEEL every step of the way right to the clean up at the end. Think of your attitude before, during and at the end. 4. Now, think about it again but this time it's Your address, Your House, Your possessions you've spent a lifetime accumulating, You have NO fire insurance, and Your dog that you love as much as your kids. (Go ahead, you can admit it here). Now, compare how you would Think, Act and Feel all the way through this disaster. THAT, is how you should Think and Feel on every fire you go to because someone is going to feel just what you just imagined. When you swear to that oath, That, is what your attitude should be at every call. I don't think you would be Getting Off or Enjoying One Second while you were saving Your stuff! Now THIS is the Most Important thing to think about!!!!!!!!!!!!! When you go to someone Else's address, your Training will kick in and you will follow it because you are a good little follower. (Not trying to insult anyone but this is a sad fact of humanity.). While you are performing you May think to yourself, "Is this really the Best way?", but you will push that out of your mind and be a good little follower and do what you are told. After all, Who Are You to question Authority or a so called Professional. Now, this is Your house, Your possessions and Your dog. When you get that feeling about the best way, are you going to be a good follower or are you going to tap into your own Good Common Sense and do what You think is Best to save Your property. If you have NO health insurance and a Family that depends on you, are you going to climb on the roof of Your burning house when your gut tells you that Vertical Ventilation doesn't work because a house is not a chimney and can't possible work like one? When that burning garage is threatening your house, will you take the TIME to Get Fully Dressed, pull a hose, grab tools, break down the front door, drag the hose through your house that is full of smoke and is instantly disorienting, drag it through your house to the door from the family room to the garage and open the door letting a blast of flame hit you in the face? OR, are you going to hit that garage fire with the largest and fastest water you have, The Deck Gun and in 10 seconds turn it into a smoldering ruin and save your house, possessions and dog? Don't forget, Your department trainers, UL and NIST say you should follow all those tactics that have Nothing to do with saving life or property and have No chance of extinguishing the fire. Who are YOU to question this authority.

[@znovosad555]

JB91710 see my first call I didn't get excited. That's cause I had a whole year to get the whacker out of me as a 15 year old explorer. I get an adrenaline rush that's like no other rush but I know there's a job that needs to get done.

[@JB91710]

@@znovosad555 It's the rush from getting the JOB done well that should be the draw not from Being a fire fighter.

[@znovosad555]

@@JB91710 I was saying a rush from going lights and sirens down the road. After even more years I will say my focus has gotten a lot better. Especially as I've started to take more of a leadership role to the new probies and explorers. I've adopted more of the EMS side actually too. State fish and game is the career I'm pursuing however

[@wellada2089]

What is this year shot in?

[@milesjones6851]

2010

[@palmertonrailproductions9756]

That q siren is old school for sure

[@ComputerTech95]

is that dispatch talking or a computer

[@andrewwildeman983]

NWS storm chaser it is a computer

[@robertross804]

nice video thanks from liberty ky

[@BMills16]

Thanks for the support!

[@Cromper]

Empty streets - lots of noise!

[@MrSmith-ke1hb]

State law in most parts, and the old saying ..if I'm up, everyone's up., or, letting the taxpayer know their money is being used.

[@pwoods2686able]

Me and him would have to have a talk because that is crazy

[@evandickens3917]

Do respond to grass fires often or not we do attest 1 per day here we have average 5 structure fires per year are department has 1 pumper 2 brush trucks and a tank truck rual fire department worst fire I've been on was a rollover with entrapment on fire was a deadly fire

[@ZVB1634]

"right here right here" like stfu I know where im going. That would piss me off

[@Oueqaik]

If he wasn’t flying through the residential neighborhood the officer probably wouldn’t have had to alert him.

[@r.w.7232]

Sounds like you're too wound up then. They know what they're doing. Chill out.

[@k.manglisjr.6596]

Is this recorded in 2015?

[@milesjones6851]

2010.

[@farmerboy7098]

Really nice video

[@donaldp9259]

5 minutes of a truck ride

[@JayMoto]

my department has the same dispatch

[@Greg_P611]

What city is this?

[@BMills16]

Raleigh, NC

[@FiremanFrach]

Too bad there was no fire ops. video.

[@canomike1517]

Nice air horn plowing

[@wendyw8931]

WHERE ?

[@BMills16]

Raleigh, NC

[@JB91710]

If you Get Off watching and listening this, do NOT become a fire fighter.

[@ffandrewd2986]

Why?

[@JB91710]

@@ffandrewd2986 Because fire fighting is a Job and should be treated like one. You should be thinking of what you are going to do when you get there and the fastest and safest way to get it done, not on the adrenaline rush from Just being a firefighter and riding in the truck listening to the sirens. If you are a real firefighter, this is the kick off at the Super Bowl and you have to do your job 100% or you will lose. Not a wasted move or moment of time. The safety of people and property relies on your performance. You Get Off on your ability to do the best job that can be done and the positive results, not the thrill of the sites and sounds.

[@codiehart4674]

what county is this in

[@QS4LNucLeaR]

Codie Hart i think this is in exeter or durham nh. Since they said both of those. Im from nh and i go to school in exeter but never have seen that firehouse so i would guess in durham

[@jeremyd34]

Wake County

[@johnharper1585]

engineer is a rookie? (driver)

[@eyecyou8525]

WOW a working structure fire!!! OPEN the damn bay door first, and the engineer/ driver needs to know where he/she is going (first and foremost) not on the way to the call,, I love the Fed Q but Damn Bruh you're killing it.... North and East are ODD South and West are Even and in this case its not hard to find

[@AnthonyP2A]

What is "First Due"?

[@Asstronauts93]

First due to the scene, further away stations may send help if needed

[@AnthonyP2A]

Oh ok. Thanks for the reply.

[@ROBLOX-py1pw]

WOOO WOO ENGINE 1 AKA THE BAD BOYS :)

[@abelinfante755]

ABEL FIREFIGHTERS

[@mikefish99]

Why waste our time?

[@gretchentruan2333]

We

[@suffer247]

So much unnecessary siren and horn. Use them to clear intersections....not to make cool sounds.

[@ffandrewd2986]

Ummm, they are not using it to make cool sounds. They are using it to warn people they are in a multi ton vehicle heading their way at a high rate of speed. Dumbass

[@jck1794]

I know you're in a big loud firetruck, but at least TRY to stay in a lane.

[@killsalive1]

+jck1794 ever had to drive an engine before?

[@dubious6718]

+jck1794 Firetrucks is supposed to drive in the middle of the road

[@akroeze]

+Ronny Finseth [citation needed]

[@bluegrassfireproductions3029]

it's not easy! Main reason is because it's not like driving a car when making turns going at high rates of speed. Another thing is the law is to pull to the right. FOR A REASON! When going to make that turn and it's covered with trees and brush you can't see passed , you don't know if there are cars, if they even pulled off, or if they stall in the middle of the road (which happens a lot) if you wanna come do my job.... feel free!

[@terrygarrett4561]

Drake Beach u