Paris Fire Response // BSPP Départ feu PS+ EPAN CS Parmentier

La Brigade des Sapeurs Pompiers de Paris au départ pour un incendie: un premier secours PS et la nouvelle échelle avec nacelle EPAN du centre de secours Parmentier décalent. Le deuxième PS du centre est parti en intervention à peine 10min avant, de même que les VSAV.
The Paris fire brigade responding to a fire. In this video you can see a combined pumper/ambulance truck and a (new) ladder truck preparing to leave for a fire call. The second pumper/ambulance of the station had left only 10min before to another call, just like the ambulances.
Die Feuerwehr Paris rückt aus zum Feuer. In diesem Video sieht man ein Löschrettungsfahrzeug (Kombination aus LF und RTW) sowie eine (neue) DLK beim Ausrücken aus der Wache Parmentier. Das zweite LRF der Wache war bereits 10min zuvor zu einem anderen Einsatz gefahren, ebenso wie die RTW.
by Dirk Steinhardt - www.rescue911.de - www.rescue-tube... - Paris, Ile-de-France, France - 03.2017
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[@bluetoothinc]

INCROYABLEMENT BELLE LE FOURGON GRANDE ECHELLE EPA

[@RAPhotography1]

Beau Départ

[@MarcelPichault]

There is always one smart ass saying "too slow", ALWAYS. It feels slow because you're watching it in front of your computer. Moreover depending on the doctrine, it can be that these guys pack extra stuff or take time to do thing before leaving the station. You compare it to the US, but there are so many different FDs there, with so many different protocoles and techniques that I don't see how you can make a point. For all I know, I've seen loads of terrible shit done by american FDs, much more serious than appearing "too slow". I find it always amazing how people feel self-entitled to set the appropriate response time of FDs around the world. Jeez.

[@christian-jakobgrasl]

correct ! good words mate !

[@SuperLn1991]

That's true, plus, French firefighters are also called for flood protection, cat stucks in trees, people who are sick, removing a fallen tree from a road, landslide etc... some calls are more urgent than others.

[@TheSiliconeCat]

@@SuperLn1991 except for cat stuck in trees (that's used to be true decades ago) you're right.

[@alexanderkornev7824]

Cuz that is true. Its more slowly, than as exam. I think, the have a ride for bye a beer

[@connorforhan1606]

But at least American trucks look badass

[@malcolmmarshall4371]

At least they have blue lights unlike the US and the french 2 tones as well nice

[@EmergenciasES]

Great video!

[@Leptitpaysan]

Très beaux camions !

[@sebastiensimonnet4832]

1:15 "on ne filme pas les pompiers là !"

[@RaTp94]

trop trop beau le epan

[@centaurgroup]

Nice. 😍

[@112Oosthuizen]

Nice!

[@remileroy4709]

En effet belle prise

[@schnoodle3]

Do you have to book a reservation in advance before the fire breaks out with this fire department?

[@captainkuru1]

The Renault Range T is very nice!

[@FILMANDGAMES]

Schönes video

[@laspeziaemergency3972]

spetacoular!!! ;)

[@RaTp94]

Très beau ce EPAN ça serait bien qu'il en affectent dans tout les CS nous au CS de vitry on a encore le Renault avec les hallogenes le modèle en dessous de celui ci mais je crois que c'est un EPA qu'on a

[@user-lc2nj2cn8d]

Dirk, you are actually a language genius. In you previous videos, you are able to use 5 languages: *English *French *Italian *Spanish *German Can you tell me why you can manage so much language? But anyways, you videos are great.

[@tubetube2413]

I think there are multiple persons managing this channel

[@MA9494AM]

Don't think so Doc, in ride alongs you hear Dirk ask things and answer questions sometimes. There is pictures with him on Rescue 911 Facebook site

[@tubetube2413]

Oh then he is a bloody language master ;D

[@Tovkal]

There is a type of software called Translator that allow you to translate a text from one language to another. Here's one: translate.google.com/

[@MA9494AM]

Google is my friend but I know that there has been some talks in french in ride along. It's thought in schools you know

[@ludovicchiffoleau]

Belle prise, tu l'as filmé Quand

[@mr.appleth4163]

I like This Channel !!

[@RMStudios2021]

2:50 AAAARRRGGGHHH!!!!!

[@Lesloi6227]

nice

[@supertrinigamer]

the fire service arrived at my house on fire irl faster than they took to turn out of the station in the UK, i dont blame them if they were preparing baguette hose

[@mr.rocketbd5030]

I Won't to join france Fire Service plz help me anyone

[@ph11p3540]

You just said you do not want to join this fire department therefore you do not need help.

[@heli-crewhgs5285]

What does the compartment with windows contain? It looks a little like an ambulance. Does this vehicle carry water?

[@CamoflaugeKoala]

It is, in fact, an ambulance transport compartment, I'm not sure how much water the truck carries though.

[@turi0710]

it's a mix between a pumper and an ambulance. It carries 1000L water, can respond to both fire and medical emergencies and it only exists in Paris.

[@niarka]

@@turi0710 And in Lyon

[@Elegante.]

@@niarka des PSE à lyon ? sûr de cette info ?

[@enervax7538]

sur le ps ils allume meme pas les feux de pene

[@eliott548]

ENERVAX ! Mdr moi sa ma stresser 😂

[@manniruehl]

Wow ne DLK in Paris ;-)

[@manniruehl]

Riffaud ;-)

[@TheSkinix126]

J'aimerais un avis quand même. La BSPP est réputé pour être vraiment rapide, discipliné et rigoureuse, pourtant ce départ esr vraiment lent. Vous pensez que c'est parceque c'est une démonstration pour la vidéo ou une vraie situation ?

[@rookiemirage]

Patrick Kane slt bein Moin de 3 min sur décalage cela me paraît plus que pas mal vue le délai moyen sûr intervention moin de 10 min sur inter en agglomération suivant la cerculation bien sur 😉

[@sarterjerome7236]

ce départ n'est pas lent du tout ils ont 4 min pour prendre le départ

[@68joris]

Sûrement parce que nous on est aussi devant notre écran a attendre que ça 🤷

[@brigittegaucher8186]

@@rookiemirage un ancien bspp départ minable 10x trop long ,soff chef d'agrés au ps départ en moins d'1 minute entre 80 et 90

[@Milou.1-2-3]

Tu restes combien de temps devant la caserne pour un départ pour feux comme celui ci ?

[@gusgus328]

C'est un départ normal ?

[@19leguan90]

Was hat die Berufsfeuerwehr in Frankreich denn bitte für eine Hilfsfrist? Ist ja fast wie die freiwillige Feuerwehr bei uns.

[@DESVERN]

tres minutos para salir es algo vergonzoso para unos profesionales

[@FTFK911]

Schon heftig erst nach über 2 minuten auszurücken 🤔

[@FTFK911]

Okay war ja jetzt auch in paris und musste feststellen das 2min schon gut waren, bei mir sind sie erst nach 8min rausgefahren

[@philippneltner1168]

FTFK911 ja in Deutschland hätten wir uns das nicht Erlauben Können!!!!

[@RMProductionsIncfhhuegij49572]

#WeDoWoW

[@piuforte]

die Dlk scheint ja recht neu... welcher Hersteller is das??

[@pato_175]

Gimaex, you can see it on the back :)

[@OdesaRescue]

oh my god, very loooooong

[@beetragg]

could they be any slower

[@clementbomal158]

Misanthrope69 iii

[@FTFK911]

Misanthrope69 yes watch my video from the paris fire brigade!

[@FTFK911]

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[@trgregorio1592]

deus me livre, vai ser ruim de serviço assim na china

[@Lucasfaitsonchaud]

3min to go, not that slow !

[@robinaxeman]

Not in much of a hurry

[@redcardinalist]

probably not an emergency (which appears to have escaped various "know-it-all" commentators) :)

[@k0smon]

SLOW response.

[@dxb8086]

In Paris, the fire station are very close to each other. 3 min to hit the streets + 5 min to get there = 8 min. I wouldn't call that a slow response.

[@obxemt]

dXb are the physics of fire different in Paris too? How about the amount of time it takes a hypoxic brain to die? Because that was pathetically slow.

[@Bosko243]

It is, because every second counts... In czech republic, by laws, firefighters MUST respond within 2 minutes, but i can say, that in my town for example, it is much more faster...

[@krautmaster7922]

In our department (Germany) 90 seconds is the Maximum response Time... usually we hit the road between 60 - 70 sec... night and day!!!!

[@jimtrack3786]

Very!

[@austinbellobello760]

Those look like toys compared to what we use in the US

[@joelwhitaker2274]

These are fast, agile and practical. US departments buy big rigs for no real reason. They are slow, less stowage and far less agile.

[@schnoodle3]

@@joelwhitaker2274 Good thing, so they can sit in the station for a 2 1/2 minutes

[@ohpatriote5622]

Sure... But dont drive your enormous truck in Europeans cities specialy Paris

[@Max-xl4nm]

In european Cities especially Paris some streets dont have much space so they have to Use Compact Vehicles, With an american engine, you would get stuck

[@jean-louisjoubert5086]

personne pour arrêter les piétons !!! un jour vous allez en écraser un !!!