Newark Ohio Fire Department Garage and Camper Fire. Command View with Radio Traffic. Command Vision
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- Опубликовано: 31 мар 2022
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My apologies for the broken radio traffic. We were operating in an area with poor Ohio MARCS coverage.
Please read this information. There is a lot of information contained here that will most likely answer your questions.
On February 22, 2022 at approximately 1525 hours Madison Township F.D. was dispatched to 11873 Bolen Road for a camper on fire next to a garage. Madison F.D. responded in Rescue-101 with 2 firefighters that were on duty. Assuming that this could escalate to a structure fire I went on the air and headed that way on a non-emergency.
Rescue-101 arrived on scene and reported a camper on fire and a garage fire and requested the run be upgraded to a working structure fire.
The upgrade to a working structure fire assignment included:
Madison Engine-102 (volunteer)
Madison Tanker-101 (volunteer)
Madison Medic-101 (volunteer)
Madison Medic-102 (volunteer)
Hanover Engine-802 (paid staff of 2)
Hanover Tanker-802 (volunteer)
Heath Engine-52 (paid staff of 2)
Granville Tanker-201 (paid staff of 2)
Granville Chief-200 (paid staff of 1)
Newark Rescue-1 (paid staff of 3)
Newark Ladder-3 (paid staff of 3)
Newark Engine-5 (paid staff of 3)
Licking Twp. Fire Co. (volunteer)
Frazeysburg Tanker-405 ?
MaryAnn Engine-691 (volunteer) Paid crew was just clearing from an EMS run and responded
MaryAnn Engine-692 (volunteer)
Newark Twp. Engine-541 (paid staff of 3)
West Licking Support-401 (volunteer)
The fire was quickly contained using three 1.75” attack lines and water supplied by tankers (non-hydranted area). One dog that was inside the camper at the time of the fire died. One firefighter was transported to the hospital for evaluation.
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The one FF with the shaved head from Rescue 101 was working his butt off getting hoses and water flowing, good work.
Totally agree , guy doing most of the real work
With all-volunteer (or mostly-volunteer) departments on day-time calls it's not uncommon to have to pull double duty. Sometimes it even means doing things that you'd really rather not do, or that the NFPA would not technically approve of.
I've driven an engine on a structure fire call before, with only a 2 man crew (that is, 1 besides me) and we arrived on scene, the other guy stretched a 1-3/4" line while I was getting the pump in gear and charging the line, then I went and backed him up on the line (exterior attack only in this case). This was a rural area with our closest mutual aid units 6-8 miles away, so you just have to do what you can sometimes.
Dedicated and I bet highly appreciated in the department!
Reverse lay by hand. Awesome job!
The fire fighter I guess he is the Engineer of Rescue 101 was impressive. Pulling the hand lines to get them ready for incoming fire fighters and then hand jacking the supply line back. As a retired Captain/Safety Officer I always like to see hustle and fire fighters like this guy get stuff ready. Good job Chief enjoy your videos a lot.
Incredible job by the engineer on that first engine. Got two lines charged immediately and stretched a supply line to a hydrant all on his own. Worked with a sense of urgency that too often seems to be lacking.
And maybe not as big a thing but changing air bottles to keep the other firefighters in the fight without tying up someone else to do that. Definitely has that drive, sense of urgency, mentioned.
Just what I was coming here to basically say.
@@backdraft916 I loved seeing the BC also getting in and prepping the saw, and helping lay the large supply line. Can see he still has the heart of the fire fighter and not the drive of a desk personal.... Not saying desk personal is bad, as they are needed... Just nice to see even in command he is willing to lend a hand with the work.
From a volunteer dept, everyone with their jobs forgets how important everyone else's is. That guy wasn't bitching and doing the jobs of a couple of people. Even the Chief came in and started helping. Awesome fucking team work! No shitty 'you didn't do this', 'you didn't do that'. No false praise either. It's a job, just get in and get it done. Good job!
Nothing but respect and love for you guys. I'm 50 and you're STILL my heroes. People like you, saved my life. I was dead man, I was dead. And they saved me. So I thank you as well from the bottom of my heart. Please stay safe out there y'all.
rescue operator is a rock star
Any good driver/operator works harder than anybody else on the fireground.
I was getting ready to give him the Mr Hustle award also, but then he forgot about the pony section of LDH. Lol. We all do it. Great work kid.
Loved the hussle of the engine operator on Rescue 101
Ha! When you lit up at 5:05, that driver thought he was so busted
I served thirty years on my town's call department, eight of those as chief. I've seen well-executed operations, and some not so good. I enjoy watching your department at work. Operations and command always seem to be spot on. You obviously have a great training program.
Do you have any videos of your poorly executed responses? We would be most interested.
@@RLTtizME Unfortunately no. Back then there were no cell phones and we depended upon news photographers, who showed up late in the operations, if at all.
@@craiginnh8277 Lucky you. Lucky you.
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Glad to see you back. I enjoy listening to you work and the professionalism on your crews.
Thanks for the videos!
Very good job at assessing the Call, and getting the water on the fire Chief. Also kudos to you for not forgetting to do the always Crucial 360 Scene Size Up to determine exactly what was burning, and getting the Crews where they were needed most. Lastly, your decision to go into a defensive attack on the garage and barn was a great move. No need of risking lives of your Firefighters if there is no one inside.
Teachable moment:
Operator: pulling an extra 100 feet of 4-inch off the bed
Chief Decker: stop that, use your pony section
I was watching and looking that's good but he kept pulling
That's an awesome idea I never thought of. With my luck it'd end up a few feet short the first time I suggest it
Always something to learn durning and after every single call. As a new engineer…I just did as well! Thanks!
I try to get my guys to throw a Hebert hose clamp on the LDH also. Then the supply engine or tanker or hydrant can charge the line anytime. Regardless if the hookup has been completed at the attack engine.
@@Dan_Bender - I kinda feel like using hose-clamps is a dying art. 😞
My grandson is a firefighter in our town. I made him aware of your vids and he is using them to educate himself. We have some differences in our way of fighting fire, but basics are the same. I love watching you guys work, very efficient. Your crews are well trained. Stay safe Chief and we'll se ya in the next one.
Awesome to see a new video 🍀 hope everyone is safe and I always feel so sorry for the people that have to experience a house fire 😭
Thank you for your service, Sir! Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
Thank you David
Thank you once again for posting this video. My son (he’s a volunteer firefighter with our county fire service) and I watch these videos and discuss them throughout. He is working his way through his training-currently Firefighter 2, Fire Safety Educator, just started Fire Investigator and is working on his Captain training. I appreciate the calm and professional manner you use to run the scene.
You and your crews do an awesome job, Chief Decker. Kudos to you for helping move hoses etc. until more crew reached the fire. Enjoy listening to your directions and the way everyone responds and knows what they are supposed to do. Hope the fireman was okay. God bless!
It is our good fortune that you put in the time and effort to share these videos with us,always a takeaway…Thanks so much for sharing Chief,greetings from Northwestern Vermont.
Two videos in less than a week?Feels like Christmas 😉
One of my favorite RUclips channels- would be AWESOME to have merch to purchase!!! And highlighted responses👍👍
Great job Chief. Your command actions and knowledge are always superb. Your crews and the surrounding companies always do great with what you have. Keep up the amazing work and stay safe sir.
I learn so much from every video you post Chief. Thanks as always.
Your videos are not only exciting to watch, but I like the professionalism that your crews show as they radio for what you need them to do. Your department seems well trained and all the fire fighters seem to know what needs to be done even before you give them commands.
Thanks Chef Decker I always learn something new when I watch your videos.
Just found this channel! This is absolutely amazing and I wish I had more of this during Fire Academy but I am glad it's here regardless.
Just to add to the similar comments, I've used the videos as a teaching aid not so much in specific firefighting techniques but in effective fireground communications in real situations, not simulated exercises. Thanks for providing a valuable tool.
Can't describe how awesome your channel is! Thanks!
Great job done by this fire dept. Chief did an outstanding job with his 360, and the driver of the Rescue 101 did a great job advancing the hose out, and ready for water !!
Great job execution, I love learning from these videos because I just became trained as an exterior firefighter.
Sorry to hear the pup died.
Thank you to everyone for all you do
Not only do you size up the scene amazingly but then you right a narrative detailing it for all to learn and consume. YOU ARE THE MAN!! Every department in America would benefit from your talent and professionalism.
If I was 30 years younger and starting my fire/EMS career, seeing these would convince me to try out for Newark Fire even though out of state. Great video Chief.
Excellent video Chief. As always you have done some great work.
4:38
Omg! There's a huge picnic basket! 🤣🤩
Nice job chief 👍. Nice job guys 👍 . Always looking for your next adventure. Be safe!!!
Good to see you back chief. I've missed your videos.
Thanks, Chief Decker. No need to apologize. The radio has been the weakest link in fireground operations forever. Thank you, for sharing your videos. They are a great training tool. You and your department do a great job. Your 360 scene size ups are precise and to the point. I tell my guys don't write a novel and stay calm and to the point. Be safe.
I agree completely with this! Since the MARCS for Ohio came out, they've unfortunately been the weakest link in rural operations like this.
Another fine job, Mr. Decker! 👨🏿🚒👩🏽🚒❤️🔥🚒
I have Been in for 3 years and watching you videos I am Learning a lot thanks Chief
Glad to see you back. I thought you had given up on RUclips. Stay safe.
Chief, thanks for your leadership of a great group of firefighters. The call comes in and they get the job done.
In this one I saw the fire breathing at that door, not a good sign, but handled well.
You guys do a great job thank you for your service and all you do I watch your videos every chance I get keep up the good work
I am watching from Elmira NY good job firefighters I am glad you all stayed safe
Always a good day when Chief Dave releases a new video!
Great video and tactics as always Chief. I love your videos.
I loved seeing you get in there and helping out. That seen in a lot of places these days
Give major props to Rescue 101 for doing what they could with 2 guys. The FAO sure as hell had his hands full.
glad to see you back with videos and hope you and you're department are having a safe new year
also is that a game well diaphone i here at 2:51
@@firebird34 I'm not sure what you mean.
@@firebird34 no I think that’s the change in road surface you’re hearing through the vehicle as he drives across the bridge.
@@firebird34 just a change in surface, would have been cool if it was though! ☺️
@@commandvisionfire What was the cause of the fire?
Really enjoy your videos, hope you do more in the future
Great Job Cheif your doing a awesome job I'm a Junior Firefighter for Newton TWP. Fire department
R-101s DPO was puttin in work! Well done sir!
Always love your videos.
Good work as always chief!
Darn good instincts chief, that is why you are the best with the best department. Hats off to the guy on Rescue 101 slinging those hoses, he kept moving and laying those lines...I got out of breath just watching him work!
another video? we are getting spoiled 😉 thank you chief and stay safe along with the rest of the fire department 👍👍
Great job Chief! I’ve watched a lot of your videos and you do an excellent job of taking control of the scene. If you have time, I would like to see a station tour as well as showing your vehicle with all the emergency lights on. I think that would be cool to see!
Always enjoy your videos.
Great decision to get on the road David that turned out to be very good. Excellent job by all
Good coverage. I prefer these type to watch n also experience the people living there
Amen Chief i Understand completely when you have to block someone who is crude and rude but i watch these to learn new techniques and to see a fire being contained by a Top notch crew
From a captain love your videos you are passionate as a chief keep posting I'll keep watching
Cool 2 vids in one week. Thanks David!
Sir david i always watching your channel...happy new year and stay safe.
Good work handling this fire in a rural setting. Good response from mutual aid depts.
Excellent job. Well done.
Hello from Cincinnati Ohio Great job guys
We appreciate being able to watch you and the other firemen at work. Great job guys. Thank you for being firemen.
Im from nj i love your videos im going to set it up on my tablet so i can listen to your calls thanks for the videos
WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN !!!LOL Taking over the fire ground like a BOSS!!! ATTA BOY!!
Awsome job the guy on 101 working his butt of getting supply hose down driveway and as always chief decker calm and level headed never yells im sure the units like it 👍
Great video.
Anothet excellent IC video, thanks Chief!!!
I take my hat off to all fire fighters and first responders. Be careful and be safe!!!
Real great job again i love your video you guys are the best thank you for your service thanks again god bless you and your men
Great job sir
Good video Chief, be safe
This man is the best I have ever seen or heard do this job and I have 46 years as a volunteer here having worked with several different people and departments Dave decker is in a class all alone in what he and his crew can do
Smokey Fire for sure . Around the 11 min mark you could see the way the smoke and the color of that smoke was pushing from under the garage door . I thought for sure it was going to flash any second . I’m honestly not sure why it didn’t . Excellent job Chief . Stay safe gentlemen
Awesome job on the first due!
Chief Your crews are always ready to do battle glad to see more videos welcome back chief Decker and Newark fire
Strong work Chief, always go with your get feeling! The Engineer on Rescue 101 was everywhere, really kept the interior attack going and was right in the zone, no tunnel vision! Give that man a steak! Question - Rescue 101, I'm assuming its ran like a rescue engine? The Rescue Engine concept here in Virginia is quite popular, especially with the volunteer departments. Excellent video!
I love these videos. Awesome job
Great Video!
Really enjoy your videos. Thanks for blocking the idiots.
I love watching your videos. Very educational. I’ve grown up around fire departments. From my great grandfather being chief to my grandfather, aunt, uncle, and father all volunteer. I live very rural and with all volunteer departments around me and after watching my neighbors barn catching fire, 4 departments were called out and it taking 45 minutes for the first truck to arrive I’m pushing my county to put in a rural volunteer fire department. Will it happen? Prolly not but I’m pushing for it. Anyway thanks for posting these videos! Like I said interesting and educational
I want to say thank you to the fire man and the ones that work with him and all the others they have a hard job to do and they get no thank you but i am one person have to say a job well done
It's always the car fire that turns out to be in the garage. Cool to see the Longaberger basket too. Hadn't seen that in a while
Excellent Response, guys!
Just got off duty, and what do I do, watch more fire videos. Truly the best job in the world. Can't wait to go back on shift and fight some more.
Great video
One thing in particular that caught My eye, was at around 16:50 when you went to get the rotary saw (K12 I'd guess?), and get it started for the crew. One sign of an effective leader (at least in My opinion) is one who jumps in, and helps where/when needed. Was glad to see that :) (though, not shocked lol)
Your videos are inspirational 🙄
they have inspired my nephew to change jobs and sign up for the fire Services 👍
Good to hear.
The army aren't very happy he's changing jobs tho 😂
Your engine operator did a fantastic job all the way around. It’s a eyes on decision, but the exposure side with two unburned vehicles and a structure might be the priority and pulling that hand line off the RV to the Alpha side. It appeared once they accessed the garage door it was a fairly quick knock. Great job by all.
Great engineer 👍
Chief Decker, I have not seen a recent video from you. Not sure if you have retired or not Hopefully you are well. Love watching your videos and your commentary as you direct firefighters at the scene. Thank you for your time
Good job you guys rock and good at what you do nice job and keep it up
two 1st for me.
I've never seen Chief Decker responding without siren in a video.
I've now seen two David Decker vids in a row within the 1st hour.
For me, because of no internet/cell at home, is totally amazing 😊
Stay safe Chief, a non fireman who always wanted to be one.
Edit, once you turn the siren on, that's some beautiful scenery. I'm going to have to watch this twice, I see.
I wasn't officially dispatched until after I turned onto Swans Road. Prior to that, I was just going for a drive in the city.
@@commandvisionfire Thanks Chief, I caught that, just had to comment.
Growing up in Fort Wayne Indiana, as a teen ager, I worked maintenance at a Holiday Inn. Was a helper for two Ft. Wayne fireman. the the H.I. was their side job. One guy I had no use for, he felt the same I believe, Charlie, how ever, was my hero. He told me one time "Go to college, or you end up like me" Wrong thing to say to me. To this day, more than 50 years later, he is still my hero. Never did go to college. Couldn't be a fireman. Health in general. Eyes in particular. Every thing I do know about firefighting I've mostly learned from you. Charlie taught me how to work. My dad once commented "I guess I need to PAY Holiday Inn, for teaching you how to work"
@@commandvisionfire In service local area.😂
@@commandvisionfire you should do a Station Tour
@@byfieldracing10b14 I have been trying to get that done for about 3 years (lol). But you are correct. I need to make some time for a station tour video.
Great response in a rural area. Hustle to get water not standing around gabbing, which ive seen before. I do love detached garages, its a good idea, saves homes
Who says small cities can’t have big problems? Great video, chief.
Well Done to all, especially to the pump operator.
Kuddos Chief. Helping out getting the 5" connected and pulling a saw out of 101.
Thats was good heads up thinking going to the call before it actually becomes one you was a busy Chief on this one