I have never seen this in the United States other than neighbors with garden hoses. As far as I am aware it is illegal for citizens to attempt to access a fire hydrant in most jurisdictions and I don't think the average person can buy a fire hose. This is an extremely good idea. If every home owner had a hydrant wrench and 100 feet of fire hose fewer homes would be lost to fire.
@@nunyabiznez6381 , Hydrant wrenches can be substituted with huge adjustable wrenches and there must be private buying of fire hose for all those old high rise buildimgs that have fire hose cabinets on each floor as well as historical fire truck restoration groups.
@@davidhoffman1278 Well that is information I was not aware of. I know you can't buy that at Home Depot. I used to work in a factory that made specialty wrenches and that includes the hydrant wrenches. Most of those are five sided. We sold them to several companies that supplied fire Departments. We were informed by management that it was illegal to sell those to the general public. Many manufacturing companies let employees buy things at a discount. We had a sign next to the shipping dept. informing employees of certain products that were illegal for us to buy/own and that included those wrenches. As for the hoses, I have never been in a high rise so I would not have known that. But now that you mention it my high school had smaller versions of them but we were not permitted to touch them and I never saw one used. That was over 40 years ago. I have no idea what they would have now. I didn't know restoring old fire trucks was a thing. I have never seen any more than 20 years old except in museums and one that was from 1927 that was parked in front of our towns fire dept when I was a kid but it was all worn out and rusty. Around 20 years ago that got hauled off to the scrap yard as it had pretty much fallen apart over the years.
Notice that the first companies in are instructing the civilians on how to attack the fire while the fire units are deploying. There are no egos here. EVERYBODY is hands on and pitching in. This is a great show of cooperation and teamwork.
That is a japanese speciality where a lot of civilians although not members of a regular volunteer department are trained in basic firefighting and desaster response. With the high risk of earthquakes in Japan, they developed such a system, as otherwise regular fire department and volunters would by no means be able to respond fast enough everywhore, get everywhare and even have sufficient ressources.
Well done the gentlemen fighting the fire till the professional guys arrived. You did a fantastic job I'm sure the professionals were proud of your efforts
sorry to be so off topic but does someone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb lost my account password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me.
@Nathan Ivan I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm in the hacking process now. Takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
きょろ I don’t know how to read and write your words I can only read Chinese words only I listen you say I don’t understand they both say two different sounds and different meanings I used to learn little
If you know Japanese cities and streets, you realize that there are only rare places where those monstrous US firetrucks could get to. Same if you look at most European fire trucks and actually most old european cities. I have seen once a comparison between a "standard" US truck ( I am sure there is a size classification with a certain name I do not know) and a German Fire truck. European version may be smaller, but pump capacity etc. is about the same. Rescue equipment is usually slightly different, but that is due to in the US certain tasks are divided between a Pump truck and crew and a ladder and crew. E.g. ladder does ventilation and rescue while pump/engine puts high amounts of water onto it. Also for car accidents the ladder company would do the rescue work. In Germany for example they have no such division. Any firetruck is equipped with rescue equipment and all firefigthers usually rotate in their tasks, like one week engine, one week ladder.
A Mercedes Benz Actros is cute? That chassis engine combo is WELL under-worked as a fire appliance. You would have to SEE the acceleration of these units to believe it. When fully laden, they accelerate like an unladen Ford Transit and handle like a budget family car. If you try pulling the same stunts in any of the 30ton monsters from the US, you'll be spending the afternoon with the undertaker.
It’s so great to watch these fireman. They don’t waste any time at all. They are running the whole time. In USA I watch fireman just walking around and seeming to take much longer to set up and actually get the water on the fire “right now”! It’s probably just the cultural differences. Well done!
I'm actually concerned at how fast they're running. There is a reason why the US first responders don't run is because it's easier to trip and fall, so they're actually told not to run. You can speed walk or small jog, but not run this fast. Just feels like injury waiting to happen, especially if there are multiple hoses on the ground.
@@gwot No. It's a cultural difference. By and large, they dedicate everything they are to the perfection of their trade, no matter what that trade is. In the west, there is this sweeping fashion of simply not giving a shit. Try it - Try suggesting to your co-workers that you all come in for a half day on Saturday to do some training. See what response you get. Try suggesting to the boss that you all take a half day in the week to do some training. Its a cultural difference.
@@digitalradiohacker I know about what you're talking about, I've worked both in Canada and Taiwan, and I agree with you completely. BUT I still believe you shouldn't run this fast when providing help as a responder.
Parabéns a todos os bombeiros que se arisca para salvar vida ,lembro dos bombeiros que estava na tragédia das torres gêmeas e morreram tentar salvar nossos irmãos ,que nosso pai eterno Deus ilumine a cada um vocês bombeiros nosso herói
Wherever this is, it's interesting to see the civilians have access to proper handlines and know how to use them.... and are willing to pitch in and give it a try. Hats off to them.
Props to those civilians using large jets without experience(?). The hoses looked new as old canvas hose not used for many years often just disintegrates. Their action quite likely saved the adjacent building from serious damage. The guy on the first branch seemed to know exactly what he was doing as he not only calmed the fire down but then provided a water curtain to the adjacent building. I'm guessing he's a former or off duty firefighter or even an ex-serviceman with some firefighting training.
These 4 Civillians with the Hoses are so cool! Thank you for what you did! also i loved how the Firefighter not just sayed that there need to go, instead there use them as long as there needed to put there Hoses down and tell them where to hold the Water stream! also can somone explain what these people with the white helmets are 5:04 ?
5:04 They are non-regular firefighters made up of people from the local community. These people usually work outside the regular firefighters, but when a fire breaks out in the local community, they are called in as firefighters. The civilians extinguishing the fire at the beginning of the video are not wearing uniforms, but are believed to be non-regular firefighters who live in the neighbourhood.
It's not uncommon for civilians to be very well trained in many areas of emergency response, including firefighting, in Japan due to the wide range of major natural disasters they could face. The fire service dedicates significant dedicated personnel and funding to civilian training.
in the last week I've been watching a lot of fires lately on RUclips and these guys move faster and get water in there hose quicker then American fire fighters, what a shame ..
Will someone please tell me the difference between the three types of firefighting personal that I see in this video. There one set with just civilian clothes on and some with an orange and blue type of firefighting clothing and some dressed in typical “turn-out” firefighting clothing that I have used here in the USA. Thank you.
Like Ryan said, It's the community of shop owners of that neighborhood that is fighting the fire 1st, the Commerce in Japan is very well done with associations of all shop owners of a neighborhood doing meetings to discuss of the problems of the commercial area, training for emergency situations, etc...
In Japan they have public fire hydrants it’s a box with 2 or 3 hoses and a nozzle connected to the water mains. The idea is that the people who discover a fire can make a start with fire fighting until the fire department arrives. It’s a concept that probably only work in Japan as in every other country the gear gets stolen......
@@toddkratzer7953 looks like they reached the maximum lenght of their hose and could not get any further. And not sure how effective it was, puting some spray mist in between the fire and the building to the left may actually have helped by cooling down and shielding the building from the heat to some degree.
si no hubiesen actuado de inmediato esos dos hombres que empiezan a tirar agua al fuego....el incendio se hubiese propagado mas aun. las gracias sean dadas a esos dos hombres y a los bomberos. desde chile....antonella di vanni, edad 27
From the language translation it looks like it happened in China. It's quite common for neighbourhoods to have Fire Cabinets with basic equipment. Unlike the USA everyone gets on with the job, treating it as urgent instead of standing around filming it to post on TwitFace. These guys, both civilian and Fire Fighters were Running, also, as the FF arrived they were geared up, including B/A Sets and masks on before the trucks had even stopped. Feet on the ground and working without a single second delay. The only difficulty was, it was a gas station/petrol fire and needed lots of Foam, that is specialist kit and chemical, needed to generate the foam. Other than that a brilliant response by the neighbours in helping to limit the growth of the fire. Brilliant Work !!! Sell the video to the USA, show them how it should be done.
I admire the Japanese firemen. They show up with their protective gear on, jump off the truck, run out the hoses and immediately begin putting water on the fire. Most Americans get out of the truck, walk around and talk about it a bit, then run out a hose, and when they finally get water in the hose , kneel down and slowly begin to put their gear on.
この火の勢いなら間違いなく
隣の建物に燃えうつるから
最初に消化してた人たちは素晴らしい
初期消火と、火の粉拡散防止が完璧や。
消防隊が到着するまでに、ここまで炎の勢いを食い止めるってすごい。
あなた、
消防士合格
こんばんは
火事ヤバいね
📉📉📉📉📉📉
📉📉📉📉📉📉
消防車の到着まで消火が始まって無かったら、ひょっとしたら隣のマンションにも燃え移ってたかも知れないね。
適切な初期消火を行える人がいて、消火設備もあったのは本当にラッキーだね！
適切な119通報も大切だけど、何より求められるのは迅速な初期消化だというのが伝わるお手本のような動画ですね。
やっぱり日頃から訓練してる消防士さんたちはすごい。
普通にかっこいいし凄いです
サイレンが聞こえ始めた時の安心感がすごい
Yyyy
Yyu
岐阜市消防本部は優秀です。
最初の人達のおかげで付近の建物に対しての被害も少なかっただろうな
初期消火の進行度によって火災状況は大分変わってくるらしいからね。こうやって消火活動に協力できる人凄く尊敬する。
I am very impressed with the civilians fighting this fire before the fire services arrive. They did well in containing the fire.
KrK007 thats Japan for you, even if it was in the US, people would probably just watch
@@patriot4786 Sadly all fire departments in the US try to to teach people that fighting fire is "our job, not yours!"
@@exoticcar5482 thats what I dont appreciate because all over the world except US, UK and western countries people help the firemen in such cases
@@exoticcar5482 It wouldn't surprise me for civilians to get fined for interfering here in the US..
Yes, except for the pair of dickheads on the left, who thought it best to just wash the smoke, rather than attack the flames!
Very impressed with civilian attempts to put out the fire. They may not have used the perfect techniques, but they definitely slowed the fire growth.
I have never seen this in the United States other than neighbors with garden hoses. As far as I am aware it is illegal for citizens to attempt to access a fire hydrant in most jurisdictions and I don't think the average person can buy a fire hose. This is an extremely good idea. If every home owner had a hydrant wrench and 100 feet of fire hose fewer homes would be lost to fire.
@@nunyabiznez6381 ,
Hydrant wrenches can be substituted with huge adjustable wrenches and there must be private buying of fire hose for all those old high rise buildimgs that have fire hose cabinets on each floor as well as historical fire truck restoration groups.
@@davidhoffman1278 Well that is information I was not aware of. I know you can't buy that at Home Depot. I used to work in a factory that made specialty wrenches and that includes the hydrant wrenches. Most of those are five sided. We sold them to several companies that supplied fire Departments. We were informed by management that it was illegal to sell those to the general public. Many manufacturing companies let employees buy things at a discount. We had a sign next to the shipping dept. informing employees of certain products that were illegal for us to buy/own and that included those wrenches. As for the hoses, I have never been in a high rise so I would not have known that. But now that you mention it my high school had smaller versions of them but we were not permitted to touch them and I never saw one used. That was over 40 years ago. I have no idea what they would have now. I didn't know restoring old fire trucks was a thing. I have never seen any more than 20 years old except in museums and one that was from 1927 that was parked in front of our towns fire dept when I was a kid but it was all worn out and rusty. Around 20 years ago that got hauled off to the scrap yard as it had pretty much fallen apart over the years.
@@nunyabiznez6381 Kids in NYC seem to be able to open hydrants in the heat of summer.
@@Riteaidbob I find it difficult to believe that kids would have access to a hydrant wrench which normally could only be sold to fire departments.
消防隊が来る前にほとんど消火。素晴らしい
地域の連携が素晴らしい！！初期消火はなまるやな
💮💯
消防士の皆さん凄いな～煙に躊躇無く突進していく姿に・・・
K MiEKO 背中に酸素ボンベくっ付けてるし、服も燃えない服をキテるからね
わたたいバズーカー 燃えないんじゃなくて燃えにくい素材だよ
キャプテンアメリカ 燃えにくい素材使ってるから燃えない服じゃないの？
だけど、いくら防火服でも役に立たない時がある…例えばバックドラフトなんていくら消防士でも死ぬぐらいの威力…今はバックドラフトを叩く方法があるから滅多に起きないけどね
ほんとカッコいい。。
見本の様な初期消火素晴らしい対応です‼️
こんばんは
現役の消防団員ですが、最初の放水してる方は間違いなく消防団員でしょう。構え方がしっかりしてます。
防火服やヘルメットを着用せずに、命がけですね。
と思うでしょうが、向かい側にあるネクストって運送屋の従業員です
2番目のオジサン二人は下生津自治会の人です
ちなみに火災現場の真正面に消火栓があって
北側と南側にも50M先に消火栓があります
ただの消防団員で威張ってるお前は何様
@@umeda0007 君みたいな社会に貢献してないニートと消防団員を比べる事もおこがましいわ
こんばんは
初期消火完璧ですね！隣接する建物への延焼の防止や、風上側の火は落ち着いてきていました
消防隊が到着するまでにあれほどの初期消火が出来だからこそ被害も少なく済んだのではないでしょうか
その通りだと思います。初期消火がなかったら本職が到着する前に近くの建物に燃え移って被害が拡大していたかもしれませんよね。
これ初期消火じゃない
いやぁ、初期消火にあたられた方、凄い。これがなければ間違いなくもっと酷い状況になってたと思う。
PBY-Jカタリナ
お前みたいなやつがいるからAKBファンは嫌われるんだよ
消火の仕方がへたくそ
水かける場所考えろ
@@74-74 でたこういうやつ
角野卓造 キッモ
@@74-74 素人なんだからそんなの分かるわけないだろ。緊急時にそんな事考える余裕ないだろ。
Notice that the first companies in are instructing the civilians on how to attack the fire while the fire units are deploying.
There are no egos here. EVERYBODY is hands on and pitching in.
This is a great show of cooperation and teamwork.
That is a japanese speciality where a lot of civilians although not members of a regular volunteer department are trained in basic firefighting and desaster response. With the high risk of earthquakes in Japan, they developed such a system, as otherwise regular fire department and volunters would by no means be able to respond fast enough everywhore, get everywhare and even have sufficient ressources.
Well done the gentlemen fighting the fire till the professional guys arrived. You did a fantastic job I'm sure the professionals were proud of your efforts
sorry to be so off topic but does someone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account..?
I was dumb lost my account password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me.
@Apollo Justice Instablaster =)
@Nathan Ivan I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm in the hacking process now.
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Thank you so much you saved my account!
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初期消火ってやっぱかなり大事なんだなって再認識した。
これ初期消火じゃないよ
@@びりびりチーズ およ？w
@@未来の消防士 なんだ
@@びりびりチーズ これが初期消火じゃないのですか？w
これが初期消火じゃないのならどのようなものが初期消火となるのですか？
@@未来の消防士 初期消火は消火器で住民が消せる程度の消火のこと
一口目の放水をした方は訓練の成果でしょうか？構えを見てもだいぶ手慣れて事が伺えます。
二口目に加わった方の放水は、一見して角度が高過ぎると思いがちですが、火の粉拡散防止に
有効だったと思います。火元への消火と火の粉警戒、放水補助と、うまく役割分担されていますから、
意図の有無は別して、冷静で立派な消火活動だったと思い敬服致します。
eizi1218
eizi1218 近くに居た消防団員だね
ん？もしかしたら当方が、この火災現場に居たという意味ですか？
eizi1218 うんw
残念ながら違いますw
普段から訓練されているんでしょう
きちんと補助者と連携が取れていて凄いですね
煙が白っぽくなってきたら、「あ、誰かが消火活動してくれてるんだな」ってわかるんですよね。
そのとおりです。
水をかけると水蒸気になって煙が白くなります。
消防士が到着するまで誰も消化活動していなければ周りの建物にも燃えうつりもっと大変な事になっていたでしょうね。消化活動していた方々素晴らしいですね！
きょろ I don’t know how to read and write your words I can only read Chinese words only I listen you say I don’t understand they both say two different sounds and different meanings I used to learn little
でもあのホースどうやって手に入れたんですかねー
3年前だけど突っ込むよ
消化してどうする
消火だぞ！
ゆかり竹室 地域によっては消火栓の横に消防ホースを入れたホース箱を設置しているところがある。
この地域にもあった。
@@ゆかり竹室 どこのビルにも消火設備は置いてるんだから引っ張ってきたんでしょ
いや、消防士かっこよすぎた
防火服着ないで良くあんな近づけるなー風上からでも熱いのに、あっぱれな初期消化でした！しかし火消しガチ勢はやっぱスゲーわw
最初の人間違いなく消防団だなw
こういう人が居るから延焼阻止に成功できたんだろう ヒーローだだよ！
うーむ、本職ではないのに見事な消火活動。かなり消火訓練の経験を積んでいると思われます(o・ω・o)
多分現役もしくは元消防団員かと思われます。
@@ふりーまん-u6x さん、確かに!
非番の職員かもしれませんよ？
何はともあれ素晴らしい行為
地元消防団OBでしょうね。消火栓位置とホース格納個所、消火方法を熟知してないと、ここまでの初期消火はできませんから。大変素晴らしいと思います。
また消火活動してるのが見て分かるのに、そこへ突っ込んでいく車は如何でしょうね？
@GG yama6 現役だと、常時持ちに行ける場所(車とか？)に在るはずの「刺し子」(防火、耐衝撃用)を着ないと行けないはず。
@ろく ろく 断定はしてないから知ったかでないなw
@ブーブー 消火中につっこまれるの本当迷惑、酷いのはホース踏んで通りやがる
03ダクシングズ・兵士 いや全然来てないぜ大体の人が私服で後からポンプにある防火服着てるよ
地元分団ではない現役消防団の方か、近所に勤務してて車庫まで行くことより消火を優先されたと想像します。
防具(？)着けないで近づける距離にも限界ありますよね。。。凄い！！
怪我してなかったことを祈ります。
tiny matchbox fire trucks, how cute! :) Seriously, an impressive display of bravery and cooperation. Wish we had scenes like this in the USA.
If you know Japanese cities and streets, you realize that there are only rare places where those monstrous US firetrucks could get to. Same if you look at most European fire trucks and actually most old european cities. I have seen once a comparison between a "standard" US truck ( I am sure there is a size classification with a certain name I do not know) and a German Fire truck. European version may be smaller, but pump capacity etc. is about the same. Rescue equipment is usually slightly different, but that is due to in the US certain tasks are divided between a Pump truck and crew and a ladder and crew. E.g. ladder does ventilation and rescue while pump/engine puts high amounts of water onto it. Also for car accidents the ladder company would do the rescue work. In Germany for example they have no such division. Any firetruck is equipped with rescue equipment and all firefigthers usually rotate in their tasks, like one week engine, one week ladder.
A Mercedes Benz Actros is cute?
That chassis engine combo is WELL under-worked as a fire appliance. You would have to SEE the acceleration of these units to believe it. When fully laden, they accelerate like an unladen Ford Transit and handle like a budget family car.
If you try pulling the same stunts in any of the 30ton monsters from the US, you'll be spending the afternoon with the undertaker.
放水銃の放水はめちゃめちゃクソ重たいんだよね。ほんと一本目の二人連携はスゲェと思います‼️
Well done, realy i'am very impressed that the civilians are fighting the fire until the Firefighters are arrived :)
消防団がここまで延焼食い止められてる動画はじめてみた
Good stuff
田舎は消防団が戦力
消防の訓練した人がいるって頼りになるね。
最初に火を消してるのは一般人ですな・・・ 勇気ある・・・
消防団員でしょうね。延焼防止と火元の鎮火を1つのホースでするのは難しいでしょうね。消防隊員の方は耐火服着てるからかなり近づいて消火作業しています。
@@kabus.p.9205 団員と隊員の違いってなんですか？
@@鳩-q5e
団員は本職があって、地域の火災の時に駆けつける人たち
隊員は消防士が本職で公務員。
@@kabus.p.9205
消防団も公務員ですよ。国家公務員特別職です。
公設消防は地方公務員ですね。
どっちが上とかは無いですが。
よく訓練された消防団は地方のインフラですね。
It’s so great to watch these fireman. They don’t waste any time at all. They are running the whole time. In USA I watch fireman just walking around and seeming to take much longer to set up and actually get the water on the fire “right now”! It’s probably just the cultural differences. Well done!
I'm actually concerned at how fast they're running. There is a reason why the US first responders don't run is because it's easier to trip and fall, so they're actually told not to run. You can speed walk or small jog, but not run this fast. Just feels like injury waiting to happen, especially if there are multiple hoses on the ground.
@@gwot
No. It's a cultural difference.
By and large, they dedicate everything they are to the perfection of their trade, no matter what that trade is.
In the west, there is this sweeping fashion of simply not giving a shit. Try it - Try suggesting to your co-workers that you all come in for a half day on Saturday to do some training. See what response you get. Try suggesting to the boss that you all take a half day in the week to do some training.
Its a cultural difference.
@@digitalradiohacker I know about what you're talking about, I've worked both in Canada and Taiwan, and I agree with you completely. BUT I still believe you shouldn't run this fast when providing help as a responder.
Impressive and couraged work of this civilians!
Quienes son las personas de xolor blanco?
De donde sacaron esas mangueras? y como funciona ese sistema contra incendios?
この地域の人達はまさに神です。✨
消防隊員は凄いな。
男2人で支えてたホースを1人で抱えて歩くんだから。
水圧どんだけあるんだろ…
0.3～0.4MPaぐらいではないでしょうか。
しっかり全体重を使って支えないとガッチリした大人の男性でも吹っ飛びます(消防団員より)。
🎉初期消火の大事さ解りました!こちらからは、お二人しか見えませんがケガはナカッタですか、ご苦労様！！感謝です🎉
Parabéns a todos os bombeiros que se arisca para salvar vida ,lembro dos bombeiros que estava na tragédia das torres gêmeas e morreram tentar salvar nossos irmãos ,que nosso pai eterno Deus ilumine a cada um vocês bombeiros nosso herói
初期消火の対応が素晴らしい
Very impressed by those people picking up a line and containing the fire. You will never see such action in Romania, we just film and post it online.
初期消火の消防団員のおかげですね^ ^
最初、こんな時に消防車は何やってんだよっと思ったら来たwwww
まぁ火事になって1分できた方が怖いけど笑
田舎と都会でも全然違うからね。田舎だと直近でもかなり離れてる場合とかあるし、最先着隊が活動開始して2着がくるまでにだいぶ時間がかかったりする。
それに比べて都会の方の消防は複数の出張所があり、比較的早く現場に集結できるからな。
よく燃えてるねぇ。。資材置き場だからなかなか鎮火しないね。
一般の方でこれだけできるの
すごいと思います
ホース延長して発水するって
そうとう勇気要りそうですよね
この人たち消防団ですよ
Joder, ¡lo bueno que tienen a lo 'fire forces'! 🔥👏 Muy buena organización
Wherever this is, it's interesting to see the civilians have access to proper handlines and know how to use them.... and are willing to pitch in and give it a try. Hats off to them.
a lot of buildings in Canada have firehoses hooked up on the wall in a cabinet, I'm assuming this is the same case.
Props to those civilians using large jets without experience(?). The hoses looked new as old canvas hose not used for many years often just disintegrates. Their action quite likely saved the adjacent building from serious damage. The guy on the first branch seemed to know exactly what he was doing as he not only calmed the fire down but then provided a water curtain to the adjacent building. I'm guessing he's a former or off duty firefighter or even an ex-serviceman with some firefighting training.
I hope there were no injuries. Blessings to all👌🥰🙏
訓練は重要
These 4 Civillians with the Hoses are so cool! Thank you for what you did!
also i loved how the Firefighter not just sayed that there need to go, instead there use them as long as there needed to put there Hoses down and tell them where to hold the Water stream!
also can somone explain what these people with the white helmets are 5:04 ?
5:04 They are non-regular firefighters made up of people from the local community. These people usually work outside the regular firefighters, but when a fire breaks out in the local community, they are called in as firefighters. The civilians extinguishing the fire at the beginning of the video are not wearing uniforms, but are believed to be non-regular firefighters who live in the neighbourhood.
@@シグ-r2n so there Volunteers?
GOOD JOB MEN!!!!
本職が到着までにここまで火勢を制圧できるとは技術がすごいなそれに延焼防止までしてる。下のほうの人が言ってるように消化技術はもちろん本職のほうが上だけど、消防団はあくまでも副業なわけでむしろ本職顔負けの仕事だとしたらそれはそれで問題だよｗ
消防士も消防団員も火を消す仕事であることに変わりない
ただ煙から身を屈め十分に離れ防火服を着ていない節度の対応をしてるから問題ない(遠距離からの放水のみ)
近距離の火元へのピンポイント放水は、煙と火の手の危険の瀬戸際で展開できる本職のみてことですよね
実は、田舎の自治体では消防本部が無くて消防団が消防署に成り代わっているところもあります。
大阪府の能勢町も永らく消防本部が無く消防団が消防業務をやっていましたが、豊中市と協定を結び現在は豊中市消防局が能勢町に能勢支所を設置して消防業務を請け負っています。
ついでに、日本で唯一消防団がないのは大阪市。
時給80円弱にそこまでやらせたらダメでしょ、しかも一円ももらえない所もすごく在るらしいしね。
最初にしていた方凄い
2:00頃から画面左下に映ってる黒っぽい車、めちゃ邪魔だね😑
しかもこの黒い車の運転手、スマホ持って道路の真ん中に駐車して撮影してる
Браво,маладцы всех пожарный👏💖🙌💝🙆Чудесна организация,спасибо Вам👏💖🙆
初期消火が完璧
ただ消火能力の高いホースが
あったことに驚きです😅
初期消化に当たるのは消防団員しかできないのでしょうか。
グリーン green
一般の方でも、
消火器や家庭用ホースや砂などを使用すれば消火活動が出来ます。
ただ、自分の背丈より高い炎や天井にかかってる炎の場合は、消火せずに逃げた方がいいです。
今気づいたけど、「消防団員しかできないのでしょうか？」ていう以前に消防団員は、消防車に乗って消火活動に行きますね。
経験のない人が筒先を持ったり、消火栓を開ける人が圧をいきなり上げたりすると、筒先が凶器と化すので注意が必要です。実際に骨折とか聞きますから。
1:58 写真撮ってないでどけよ
それな
ホース踏んでしまうし、消防車の妨げにならないようにしてるんでしょうか。警察官に誘導されてますし。
同意件です
Japanese firefighter look profesional 👍🏼👍🏼
初期消火してた人めっちゃかっけええええ
消防団かもよ
@@JRT800
たしかに
特に最初にやってた人さまになってる
Very impressed with civilian hose pressure, then fire brigade turns up!☹
このホースって水出てるとすごい力いるのにすごい
何処に水をかけてんだ。
Where did you pour water?
car garage
It's not uncommon for civilians to be very well trained in many areas of emergency response, including firefighting, in Japan due to the wide range of major natural disasters they could face. The fire service dedicates significant dedicated personnel and funding to civilian training.
in the last week I've been watching a lot of fires lately on RUclips and these guys move faster and get water in there hose quicker then American fire fighters, what a shame ..
初期消火をしている方は消防団員OB かな、住宅地には数百m置きに消火栓が道路に有る、消火栓付近にはホースボックスも有る
最初ホース持ってた人、具合悪そうにしてたけど最終的に走って柵ジャンプして乗り越えて帰って行って謎に包まれてる。初期消火お見事でした！
このコメ欄で、最初の人の消火についていちゃもんつけてるヤツらなんなの
自分だと何も出来ないただのイキリ雑魚
ただのカカシですな
雑魚イキんなwwwwww
キッズだろじゃなかったら底辺からやり直し
以前近隣の消火応援行ったんですが、
団と署のホースが合わなかったり、
学校の外に付いてる消火栓の口が合わなかったり
、何で統一していないんだろうと思ったね。
今まで共同訓練有ったのに誰も指摘しなかったんだろうかね、
お役所仕事の弊害でしょうね。
最初一般の人が消火活動してたよね？あれって赤い箱に入ってるやつ？結構威力あるんやね
Good job 👏👍
Good fast response by this brigade, water on extremely quickly nice to watch. Which prefecture was this in. ?
Where’s the engine?
初期消火してる人たちは地元の消防団の人たちなんかな？一般家庭のホースじゃねえし、設備もちゃんと用意されてるし。
しかしなかなか火って消えないんだなあ。
Will someone please tell me the difference between the three types of firefighting personal that I see in this video. There one set with just civilian clothes on and some with an orange and blue type of firefighting clothing and some dressed in typical “turn-out” firefighting clothing that I have used here in the USA. Thank you.
Robert Williams japan is very take care of,your own community. They are first responders in the community there to help before firefighters arrive
Like Ryan said, It's the community of shop owners of that neighborhood that is fighting the fire 1st, the Commerce in Japan is very well done with associations of all shop owners of a neighborhood doing meetings to discuss of the problems of the commercial area, training for emergency situations, etc...
Maybe the other uniformed workers are a civil defense corps or something like that.
I think they're truck engineers and EMTs
In Japan they have public fire hydrants it’s a box with 2 or 3 hoses and a nozzle connected to the water mains.
The idea is that the people who discover a fire can make a start with fire fighting until the fire department arrives.
It’s a concept that probably only work in Japan as in every other country the gear gets stolen......
何様だけど、他の動画を見てもここの消防隊員はきびきび動いてる感じ。
初期消化がいかに大切か、それがよくわかる事案だね。おそらく地元の消防団の方達だと思いますが、本当に大活躍ですね！
初期消火すごい！！
マサフィー/Masafy 初期消火ではないですね
Well done! Together they took up and defended.
消防士さんの服装別 役割り 誰か教えて下さい🙏
消防によって服の柄とかも違うからなんとも言えんけど、防火衣フル装は警防隊と救助隊だろう。よく見ると警防隊と救助隊の防火衣にも見分け出来るように違いがあるのかもしれない。
それと車両周りをウロウロしてる上衣のみを着装した隊員は機関員。
隣のアパートの方々怖かっただろうな…
これを見て真っ先に思ったのは、「家の近くに消火栓どこにあるんだろう？ ホースってどこにある？」ってこと。学校にあるやつは中にホースも入ってた記憶はあるが・・・ 自分が現場にいたら消火栓もホースも場所分からずただ消防車を待つだけだったと思う。近所のそういう情報何かで調べる方法ないかなぁ？
最初に消化してた人すげえや
消化→消火🚒
ちなみに消防車一台で、家一件買える位の金額らしいです（２０００～３０００万）(´・ω・｀)
家一見の値段であれだけのものと人が助けられるんだから凄いよね。
Hellooo, i'm from indonesia❤
Well done those civilian workers. They should both apply for a job in the Fire Service. full marks.
The first two guys were good. The second group over sprayed the fire in the air.
Hi there Correct Still they had a go. thanks for comment. regards Brian.
Yeah, better have a go as long as it's safe somehow. Better than standing in the way and take a video! 👍
@@toddkratzer7953 looks like they reached the maximum lenght of their hose and could not get any further. And not sure how effective it was, puting some spray mist in between the fire and the building to the left may actually have helped by cooling down and shielding the building from the heat to some degree.
I love that supply line cart!!!
These guys are in good condition !! Running and Hustling!!!
It looks like a Chinese fire drill lol
よく考えたら、防災倉庫かどっかからスタンドパイプとか持ってきたってこと？
一般の人だとしたら、その頭になるの凄いな
消防団は神様
Having the sirens on doesn't put the fire out faster🤷♂️
子供の発言とはいえ「もえろ」はダメ。自分の子供だったらひっぱたいてる。
自分ちが火事になっても同じこと言えるか？
Interesting see the workers putting water on the fire before the fire department arrived. I don't know why we don't do that here in the U.S.
BrainStem Recruiter ,
In some industrial areas of the USofA there are workers trained to do limited firefighting.
si no hubiesen actuado de inmediato esos dos hombres que empiezan a tirar agua al fuego....el incendio se hubiese propagado mas aun. las gracias sean dadas a esos dos hombres y a los bomberos. desde chile....antonella di vanni, edad 27
This is Firefighting, working good and quickly!!! So much better than US Firefighters!!
Bullshit D H ( Dick Head ) It Looks like a combination of a mental asylum escape and a Chinese fire drill
Where did the civilians get the hose and nozzles from
From the language translation it looks like it happened in China. It's quite common for neighbourhoods to have Fire Cabinets with basic equipment. Unlike the USA everyone gets on with the job, treating it as urgent instead of standing around filming it to post on TwitFace. These guys, both civilian and Fire Fighters were Running, also, as the FF arrived they were geared up, including B/A Sets and masks on before the trucks had even stopped. Feet on the ground and working without a single second delay. The only difficulty was, it was a gas station/petrol fire and needed lots of Foam, that is specialist kit and chemical, needed to generate the foam. Other than that a brilliant response by the neighbours in helping to limit the growth of the fire. Brilliant Work !!!
Sell the video to the USA, show them how it should be done.
@@philyew3617 Its japan not china...
In Japan, hose hangars are often located near roads near fire hydrants.
@@philyew3617 yea thats japan. Im chinese and ik the basic diffrences between the 2 :/
I admire the Japanese firemen. They show up with their protective gear on, jump off the truck, run out the hoses and immediately begin putting water on the fire. Most Americans get out of the truck, walk around and talk about it a bit, then run out a hose, and when they finally get water in the hose , kneel down and slowly begin to put their gear on.