Stockton Fire • Interior Attack And Exposures
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- Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024
- Stockton Firefighters responded to 5 working structure fires during their 48 hour shift starting August 23rd at 0800. This is the second of those fires, in the 1500 block of Morrison. Crews arrived on scene to heavy fire in the structure, multiple exposures on fire, and forcible entry issues. Firefighters quickly addressed the D side exposure while awaiting forcible entry, then made an aggressive interior fire attack. Water-supply (relay pumping) operations delayed fire attack only for a moment- before crews advanced into the building. While crews were extinguishing the C side exposure, a second box alarm was reported in the north side of the city.
This video provides raw footage caught on-scene, mixed with fire-audio and explanation captions. The fire-audio is not synched up to the video.
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It's been said before but I'll say it again, that dispatcher is on her game. I'm amazed how smoothly she runs through the departments, trucks, and equipment that are being dispatched to the fire. She doesn't without missing a beat. Hats off to her.
I also applaud this fire department. They are easily one of the finest I've ever seen. They don't miss a beat when attacking a fire. They size things up very quickly and normally get fires under control in what had to be an amazing amount of time. This channel should be required watching for anyone who aspires to be a fire fighter.
and she sounds about 6, which is a compliment, she will love it when she is 60!
You can tell just by the way the support lady at central is so calm and professional, sounds like she enjoys what she does and the fact that she had already notified gas etc at the end of the video. Key member to the high performance team even if she isn't fighting the fires.
i dont care what anyone says Stockton and Detroit seem to be the most fearless in the country they dont play around they go hard every 🔥
baltimore is pressed pretty thin also. it's such a shame.
Stockton got it good tho they don't have high buildings with 5 or more floors the max there is like 2 floors even on apartments but the act fast because it's hot weather nobody wants to be outside not even neighbors😀. only this little 3 block radius has like 3 4 floors by the tax collectors offices that's it
You must be young or inexperienced with that statement..A lot of depts are good and fearless as you say.I can tell you are a internet fire buff.
@@johnbeer5242 yep...but the guy who made the statement seems to be a iternert fire watching hero worshiper.
East St. Louis goes hard very short staffed and highland park seems to kick ass also.
This property was set on fire 7 more times after this. The owners had passed away and squatters took over. They are the ones that brought the junk and started the fire. The new property owner bought the land with the burnt out structure. Homeless people set up tents inside and set fire to it again. Being the next door neighbor we pleaded with the owner to do something about it but the guy just ignored us saying that he couldn't do anything because he "was cursed by a witch"???. With the last fire our roof cought fire and it killed our 20 year old almond tree. Along with three cherry trees. We told the owner that he either got rid of the squatters or he had to pay for a new roof (we were already in the process of replacing it so we were going to tear it down anyway) he ended up getting them out. The owner had to pay for our trees and ultimately lost the property. Thank you very much Stockton Fire Department.
You should have told the idiot a witches curses only works on you if you believe it does . That property owner was just lazy and put all of you at risk as a result
@@derrickguffey4775 Yeah. I guess he believed it. He crashed his truck, Lost the property, got a heart attack, and then was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. A whole lot of bad luck but, witchcraft seriously?
Amazing how calm the FF's are with flames over their head. I'd be freaking out. Good job.
You get used to it. Only thing missing is hot dogs to roast for lunch :)
Proper ppe, training and knowledge of fire behaiver helps a lot.
Great fire attack and protection of exposures. Just advice for Alpha side attack crew. If water is not ready and you are not about to make entry control your door. If you watch before they mask up there is only turbulent smoke. When the line is charged and ready for interior attack the structure has flashed. This is simple but easy to forget. Good work guys
I couldn’t imagine a worse place to fight a fire with zero visibility and tons of tripping hazards - inside and out. Great job, Stockton FD.
hey, that's my old neighborhood. They're trying to fix it up, but it's not easy. Very depressed area. Lots of drug trafficking when we lived there. Nothing but the greatest respect for firefighters, everywhere.
This where a firefighter can get hurt in a place exactly like this confusing floor plan due to the debris everywhere. Good work guys
You do an amazing job editing these videos
These are the best videos the subscripts and audio excellent. Technically these guys are excellent !!!!!
It must be extremely difficult to navigate a smoked-filled structure filled with trash. Another great job, Stockton 👌👌👌👏👏👏❤️
I just wathed you well made Video, and i like the subtitles explaining the Situation.
May i express my respect for these Firefighters. They are very busy and still going strong. I hope you get the Suport you may need. Greetings from Germany. (we have a busy Firedepartment too in our much smaller Town)
Thomas Steffien ffffdfffddgggg
Dumpster with a roof…
Exactly. Looks like the set of "Sanford and son". Only thing missing is fred, lamont and aunt esther.
Perfect.
“Dumpster with a roof” - that’s an insult to dumpsters everywhere!😂
Most houses in Stockton are dumpsters.
The first thing I said when I seen the yard, what heaping pile of crap. I be the inside is worse. And it was. No surprise that there was a fire in that location. Probably was a good thing that it burned. Maybe it'll get cleaned up now
Still another example of a well-trained, effective and professional Fire Department. Any city would be proud to have such a skilled group of firefighters.
Awesome fire attack. Great video and smooth fireground operations SFD
best video in my opinion and I've watched A LOT of them
lol....agreed. me too.
Very nice video! I really enjoy the video set up with audio and provided subtitles as well. The communication aspect is amazingly clear as well, all parties working together. Fantastic job and love the aggressive fire attack. Keep up the good work and stay safe!
Great job as usual! I appreciate the very calm radio traffic.
From the looks of things there, the fire may be doing the neighborhood a favor.
Excellent job fighting this hoarder fire! The only critique to give, as a former FF and now an occupational toxicologist studying ways to reduce toxic exposures that cause cancers and other medical maladies, is that the company fighting the initial D side exposure near what appears to be a garage belching out trash did not have SCBA masks on. Even a little smoke has an impact on the body and not knowing what is the that pile or behind that garage door makes even more hazardous. Otherwise solid, great job!!!
Great video showing the realities a firefighter faces when entering a burning building. When I trained for this back in the 1970's I had a piece of waxed paper stuck in my mask to simulate the zero visibility that I would encounter on a real fire.
Impressive response time and fire attack!!!! The training and assessments are incredible and efficient!!!!! I commend your leadership for developing an amazing fire family!
That house would need PPE even without a fire...disgusting!
that was a very well put together video. Great Job
These brothers do a great job getting it done, I like these videos. Only thing I wish to see is closing that front door while waiting for water. Minimize the fresh air into the flow path as much as you can. But pretty jealous how much work these guys get lol
That was a great video. I’m not old enough to be a fire fighter but I’m really close. You showed me more of what it looks like, how it sounds, and I liked how you said stuff on the bottom of the screen.
Well done guys. Very well laid out vid. If I had known your stats I would have tried to get on there when I started my career and had endless energy and strength.
Perfect execution calm radios what a bad ass crew
omg what the firefighters had to go though! dam hoarders.
I should clean up my hoard... Funny how they had to tell the probie exactly what to do.
I've been to mobile home fires where people where still living and was bumping my head on the ceiling because there was so much trash on the floors that I had to climb over.
stockton fire thank you for the service to your community protecting it prayers for all your fire people
These videos are awesome, sequencing that can be followed, radios tell you what is happening, the subtitles clarify. You videos and Department make everyone else look second string or High School.
Typo at 6:08. 'Firefighters are now working inside, on top, and around the structure- working (*to) extinguish the fire.'
SFH//// Does Stockton still have an active auxiliary?
Great job editing.
Enjoy watching these guys. They are true "firefighters". Get in there and get it out!
These guys have their stuff together! Top notch department!
Another outstanding by the brothers👍❤.stay safe stay low and go.
Great job. That town doesn’t deserve. I can’t believe they have cut you back that much. Wow you guys are great, love watching you. Thank you
That is truly BAD A$$ for the fire to be put out so quickly !
Gotta love those ambush yards
Great job knocking this Fire!
Thank you for your service guys good job keep it up and please be safe
Thanks for ypur service!
Great Videos. I am an instructor and curious if there is any way to embed this video to use as teaching aid. the video does a great job on radio communication, size up, live advancement, fire dynamics, flow path, transitional fire attack, etc. PLEASE HELP
Stockton always hustles aggressively on incidents, outstanding performance. however I don't find any reason when you have smoke showing from a distance why you would drive by hydrants and wait for the next engine to bring it to you . Fire fighting first law: establish a good water supply. Waiting for next engine is going to come back and bite you one of these days. Murphy's law is in effect!! They can have machinal failure, traffic accident, take wrong street, many things can and will go wrong. Waiting for next engine for your water is no different then a cop having a friend load his gun at the start of a shift. Some things you just don't do. Passing a water supply is going to cost you one day not in structural/material loss but human suffering. Perhaps a topic for the brass to digest?
Love yall so much . Much respect from alabama .
BR0 FIREFIGHTING IS THE BEST IN THE W0RLD.
Seems like a well kept yard. What a shame. I'm sure the neighbors were sorry to see that house go.
Well done! Stay safe and walk strong!
I don't understand why the one guy that had the tip brought it from fighting fire on the exterior to the front door where fire was blowing out and then just put it down so another guy could take it and put out his fire...NEVER GIVE UP THE TIP!
Have to replenish the air at some point lol.
Rookie move ..never put down the nozzle it will get yanked
Anyone have a guess what the line at 320 is being pumped at? Dudes man handling it like a garden hose. Impressive.
evan ballard pretty standard 1 3/4”
Great video.
209 smoke eaters they are a class 1 fire department Stockton proud🇱🇷
If the inside looked anything like the outside, I am surprised they went in. It is hard to tell for sure from the video. Some of those hoarder houses can swallow a firefighter whole. The overhaul must be really bad. No wonder there was so much smoke for such a small structure.
Surprised they went in?? What kind of pick and choose wus dept are you on..if any?
Professionals. Guys that know what they are doing.
Stockton fire is badass
God bless our firefighters
Welcome To Stockton
Holy shit, Stockton's property inspection dept. needs an ass kicking.
Stockton Fire gets busy!
My only nitpick is door control while waiting for water. Good fire though.
How as a firefighter do you navigate through a tike like 5:51? How do you do it?
The 82nd AB of fire fighting.
Dangerous working conditions for those firefighters. All the trash feeds the working fire as addtional fuel...
over haul the longest part of the job....
Is lack of emergency equipment due maybe to lack of proper city management?
Curious why they would risk it to go interior with what looks like an abandoned structure?
your gopros don't melt from the heat?
JayMoto I don't think it melted, considering the fact we are watching it's footage
mine had melted on a fire i was on
JayMoto not a go pro probably. Cameras called fire cams meant for fires
i see the gopro on they're helmet
Michael Daniels there's a few guys in my department with go pros. If they start to melt then your to hot to begin with same with the plastic radios we carry.
The fire did $100,000 worth of improvements to this house!
Damn hoarders and addicts. This would be a fire I’d dread goin in if I was a fire fighter. I would have let the damn thing burn and just protect the surrounding area
how do you know theyre addicts?
And what proof do you have that those responsible were addicts?? NONE! Your assumption was premature and ignorant. Who the hell made you judge. As for hoarders that isn't something many of them can help in point of fact. So in your narrow mind damn them huh. How tolerant and understanding you are. I'd hate to be a member of your family. They must all be miserable with a jackass like you in their midst
Nice knock, Stay Safe
Imagine doing overhaul on this
Lmao " hey cap my wife just got cancer and I can't stay on scene sorry :("
08:58 Don't they give their Captains hoods?
Thats all u got out of this vid?
Fire cam or go-pro?
Whats does operator 1 stand for?
Our fire department has a position titled Chief's Operator 1. The position has been around (we believe) since the 1950's, and originally held duties as the Fire Chief's chauffeur and assisted with anything the Fire Chief needed. The position is currently detached from the Fire Chief, and serves in several important ancillary duties.
On emergency scenes the Operator is the Accountability Officer, an extra set of eyes for Command, arranges for red cross and other support, etc.
Additionally, the Operator is responsible for the day to day staffing of the department, P.I.O. duties, support duties, etc.
There are three operator's in the fire department, one for each shift. They hold an engineer's rank, which is promoted via Civil Service.
TY I enjoy your guys video and always excellent ICS with your team. Be safe brothers
My uncle in Australia held that position. Thanks for the explanation.
why did they open the door without a hose line, and leave it open. Quiet the delay
City should come out and cite the home owner to clean up the property. Wonder if this house is a hoarder home.
It's a good idea to teach the guys on the line NOT to just run in the door without checking to see if the floor is still there.
Why is there no scba on when they fought the fire outside??? The toxic air doesn't care if you are outside!
That structure shoul have been condemned awhile back...
On average, how long does it take to redeploy an engine that has just finished at one fire site to a new fire?
Depends on how much resources are used. Refill tank, tools, relay hose. Could take up to 10 minutes minus travel time.
Drake G Thank you. cheers
Hoses and tools 15-25 minutes pending on size and amount as well as exhaustion level of crew. Time back to station 5-15 minutes pending traffic and location. Refill of tanks if reserves were used. 10-20 minutes pending system and amount of tanks. replenish of exhaustible supplies 5-10 minutes. It can be as little as 15 minutes or as much as an hour and a half pending all that. Basically the more intense the call the longer it will take.
Not long...large urban firedepts ( like mine) will simply roll a supply line throw loose ones in adjacent hose bed get on go to next one hook up to hydrant( depending on which due you are) in about 5 mins or less.Dept is not spred out and its in a east coast row house packed city.
Wow the balls you need for this job.
Interior Fire Attack with Vertical Vent in a One story residential: Obvious
California Fire Department - Everyone to the ROOF so we can be like LA.
Weird.
I now understand the importance of enforcing code violations. The trash and car should've not been there. Low economic areas are slow to complain and people who inherit their parents or grandparent's homes use them for rental income without the finances to keep them properly maintained.
I see why that fire happend looks like a horder house.
Vertical ventilation? LOL
bet the neighbors are happy that dump burned down
Two In, Fire Out
I would like to call that a fuck me fire
Look at that yard. They should have burned IT.
My job firefighter 👩🚒👩🚒👨🚒👨🚒👩🚒
waiting for water.. ok no prob.. close that door. vent limit that sucker.
All that smoke when they first entered is coming from outside because the hose didnt hit it long enough to stop it from smoldering.
DOOR CONTROL!!!!!!!!!
sanford and Son lol
I was just going to say great video until everyone was seen getting dressed in the yard.
And that makes this a bad video or means these firefighters don't know what they are doing?
You need to learn how to sync the audio to the video. Pretty stupid of you to think otherwise.
You need to learn not to comment..
And mr Lang are you an expert videographer? Most likely not so what say you keep piss poor comments to yourself shall we, as it was clearly obvious you missed the point of this video and therefore your comment was in bad taste and demonstrates your severe lack of character and glaringly apparent lack of human decency or common sense.