Hopefully you guys applied sunscreen before going to the roof. I’n my Dept. we have to apply sunscreen before roof opps. Don’t want no nasty skin cancer
No SCBA guys! That's childish and irresponsible. You don't have to risk your lives on the roof of a burning building, all you have to do is put the fire out and access the attic areas through the ceilings. What are you going to do, haul a hose up there to put the fire out under your feet? A lot of wasted manpower.
We fight fires in similar type buildings in my city, and YES, you DO have to get up on the roof to open up those voids to find and extinguish the fire traveling in those voids. They usually cannot be reached from the interior.
Always reassuring seeing those hooks coming through the ceiling when you're pushing in.
Strong truckie work right there.. that was one of those reno roof over roofs!!
AND THAT , throwing hydration to your brothers and sisters, IS HOW it is done in the FD.
“We need a line up here.”
And while you’re at it, send up our SCBAs. We forgot ‘em.
Chicago does the same thing
Nice work! Use this as good training
That’s funny. Training for what? Go ahead, be specific.
@@JBart3112 for assholes like yourself who doesn't care about training
I wasn’t there but maybe cut the larger vent hole first give the guys on the top floor a little relief
Jesseeee Saaaahhhhh; 950 Brother!!!!
Super heroes 👏
Please wear your b.a safety first guys
Nice!
Cancer can’t get you on the roof …. It’s that simple.
yo LMAO I spat out my beer. best ever comment.
Hopefully you guys applied sunscreen before going to the roof. I’n my Dept. we have to apply sunscreen before roof opps. Don’t want no nasty skin cancer
The members on the roof with no SCBA is unacceptable. Shame on them!
Goofy yellow helmets and big gawky eye shields , but they look cool without air paks
And those helmets saved many lives over the years
No SCBA guys! That's childish and irresponsible. You don't have to risk your lives on the roof of a burning building, all you have to do is put the fire out and access the attic areas through the ceilings. What are you going to do, haul a hose up there to put the fire out under your feet? A lot of wasted manpower.
Hahahahahahahahahahaha
@@KP415TL3 Well that explains you two digit IQ!
@@JB91710 good luck putting out a fire in these style homes without going on the roof bud
Thank you for being a RUclips safety battalion.
We fight fires in similar type buildings in my city, and YES, you DO have to get up on the roof to open up those voids to find and extinguish the fire traveling in those voids. They usually cannot be reached from the interior.