Montreal Fire Department Station 55 - "EVERYBODY GOES RESPONSE" - SIM 132, 255M, 455, 555 + 1881

Here you will see an "everybody goes" response from the SIM (Service de sécurité incendie de Montréal)'s Station 55, located in the Pointe-Claire district of Montréal, QC, which includes Chief of Operations 132, Engine 255M, Ladder 455 and Rescue 555 along with acting spare Nautical Rescue 1881 The driver of Rescue 555 even gives me a wave!
*An "everybody goes" response signifies that an entire fire station responds to a call one after the other.
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[@Rummeltobi]

That Battalion looks awesome, love its light setup :)

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+RTobi (Rummeltobi) Oh, it's absolutely beautiful and blinding at night, let me tell you! Thanks!

[@JakeW26]

One hell of a response and catch!

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

Thanks, Jake! ✌

[@znovosad555]

Full station response is the term you're looking for haha

[@CobraEmergency]

Love it when the boats go out! They're cool units to see. Unfortunately water incidents can be nasty though, but they do get a lot of response from emergency services to save the day ;)

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+CobraEmergencyVideos Definitely! And because Montréal is an island surrounded by several rivers, we have to have it down pat! Thanks!

[@CobraEmergency]

Yeah. Whereas here there's one large river through the centre of the county with a few tributaries - but during flooding season large parts of lowland flood plains near the river get submerged, problem is A) people drive into the water and get stuck, B) people play in the water getting into difficulty and C) people's homes that are (theoretically illegally) built on flood plains get flooded.

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+CobraEmergencyVideos Ah, wow... it sounds like a tough job during flooding season. It makes you appreciate nautical rescue teams even more!

[@CobraEmergency]

Definitely. Seen them training during flooding in poor weather too - they left a firefighter on the ledge of a bridge then went back out to then move back in and rescue him lol

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+CobraEmergencyVideos Hahaha, poor fellow! 😅

[@Channel51_LA]

Nice catch! Always interesting to see fire/rescue responses from other cities in North America. Well done.

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+FireBuff51 Thanks! It's appreciated! ✌

[@ZachKettell]

Well if there is a boat then we know it's a water rescue of some sort! Someone probably was drunk and jumped into the water

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+Creature Claw Unfortunately it's been a reoccuring tragedy recently, there have been at least two people have drowned in the same nearby lake in the last 4 months...

[@harrisonschmidt7596]

Wow the Chiefs explorer has an awesome lighting package!

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+American Power Oh yeah it does, it's a Christmas tree! Thanks!

[@garystar4475]

Great catch!

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+Gary Star Thank you, Gary!

[@jeanlongpre_911Action]

This was a very nice catch Rian :-)

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+jean longpre Thank you Jean! ✌

[@CanadianFirevideos]

fantastic catches!

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+FireVideos2015 Thank you! 😁

[@Mile54Productions]

Great video!

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+Mile 54 Productions Thank you!

[@simon-ku3cw]

Great catch 👍👍👍

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+simon 225 Thanks, Simon!

[@alexandernunez109]

Super awesome catches!

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+World Emergency Buff109 Thanks! ✌

[@ZachKettell]

You should get yourself a scanner so you can hear what's actually going on

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+Creature Claw The thing is that in Montréal, the police department switch to an encrypted system last year and the fire department is soon to follow its its footsteps, so there's really no point in buying one, unfortunately. Good suggestion anyways, I would have loved to use one!

[@firefighter215]

Awesome catch!

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+FireRescue215_1 Thanks! ✌

[@firefighter215]

+Rian McDonald (MTL.911) did you end up getting a response from station 15?

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+FireRescue215_1 I did, I caught 215 responding on camera, but as I was walking away on St-Patrick Street, 415 and 203 responded as well. Damn delayed responses 😡 ...

[@firefighter215]

the boat they are pulling is a spare 1881 for 1855 (out of service I guess)

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+FireRescue215_1 Yeah, I guess 1855 was out of service at the time, but it's now back in use :) . Thanks for the info, I couldn't find an identifying number on it!

[@firefighter215]

+Rian McDonald (MTL.911) you bet buddy keep em coming ☺

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+FireRescue215_1 Haha!

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Fantastic video!

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+TGG - Global Emergency Responses Thank you very much! 😁

[@SkyOfTheUniverse]

Great channel Rian! Very interesting. Another KZbin channel

[@SkyOfTheUniverse]

Very good channel Rian! Another great KZbin gem

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+PatransitPlus Thank you, Pat! ✌

[@gunn13fan]

Whats the protest about?

[@TGGGlobalEmergencyResponses]

Very very nice catches!

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+TGG - Global Emergency Responses Thank you very much! ✌

[@stueyexmcfd]

Where is your video of the new Hazmat? I can't find it

[@randomized4266]

Hey sorry this may be stupid but why do have the pumping controls covered is it so they can work the controls in warmth? I'm in US our truck don't ever have that

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+Randomized Well, I'd imagine it would be because they wouldn't want the controls to freeze over in the winter, what with all the snow and ice we get here. I'm not sure where in the US you live, but it's likely your department doesn't have to deal with environments as extreme in the cold seasons.

[@randomized4266]

Rian McDonald yeah I live in New Jersey here our winters aren't even that cold. Also all along the east coast we don't have covered controls..

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+Randomized It might actually just be the type of fire truck, then. Maybe E-Ones come with them covered... thinking of it, I think our new Spartan pumpers have the controls uncovered. 😕

[@gregw3]

Umm, actually they do. There are many departments that have engines with enclosed pump panels. So yes, our Engines in the U.S. do have them.

[@anthonylambing3831]

Could you help make an intro? I've been really trying to make a nice one lol

[@EyeWatchThemAll]

What is the "M" designation on the pumper for?

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+EyeWatchThemAll The "M" stands for "Mousse" which is the French word for foam. All pumpers with an M at the end of their unit number are foam trucks.

[@calebhogue4695]

very nice

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+Caleb Hogue Thank you! ✌

[@gunn13fan]

Is the dispatch always in French? Sorry dumb question

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+Jason Gunn Yes. Québec's dominant language is French, so they'll always dispatch in French. However, 911 operators are always bilingual, at least in Montréal.

[@MontrealPyrotechnics]

That was nice tgat he waved

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+Chaim Farkas Yes it was, I love it when they do. Thanks!

[@SilverSprings95]

most likely that's a balanced Water Rescue.. those calls don't usually occur there

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+The KJM Radio Show Interesting, thanks for the info!

[@SilverSprings95]

No problem

[@marcelbekker4287]

Rian McDonald Hi

[@marcelbekker4287]

hi

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+Marcel Bekker Hi!

[@nickgouza5378]

house fire

[@Allison-ti5vv]

Nick Gouza no. They wouldn’t bring a boat to a house fire.

[@nickgouza5378]

maybe a drownded er

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+Nick Gouza They wouldn't need the Nautical Rescue boat for a house fire lol... but a drowning or a person lost on the water is a lot more probable 😉 . Thanks!

[@coswiger]

Too bad you talked into your own video. Better give these information later in written form and keep quiet while taping. It's like when someone starts talking in the cinema you know.

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+coswiger Excuse me? I will do as I please, and it is not your concern to tell me that it is "too bad" when I talk while recording. To give you some information, this video was taken several months ago, before I started filming more professionally. I am making efforts to improve the quality of my content, but meanwhile there will be some videos published that are a little rough around the edges. Cheers!

[@coswiger]

Rian McDonald No need to feel offended so quickly, man! I've written my opinion and I'm free to do so as well, even if you don't like it. And I think every educated human should be able to accept others' opinions, right? No matter if you take a hint from it or not. But it's good to know that you try to be more "professional" as this means avoiding noises as well. I was never a fan of comment from the off if not needed (like in a response video) - it's about the units itself. Extra information is never bad but could be brought via text overlay e. g. Just an idea of course. ;-)

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+coswiger You could visit a video that I posted about a month ago concerning the large response to a sinkhole downtown, that's my proudest video and a model for all that I will work for in the future.

[@coswiger]

Rian McDonald So gimme a link. ;-)

[@MTL911EmergencyPhotography]

+coswiger kzbin.info/www/bejne/eprHmnqjZ51gn68