I like the new type of doors for moving the trucks. Some of ours are like yours where you have to back in and others have the back doors, which I think is easier.
Back doors are essentially safer also, because it eliminates having to back in to the structure. Backing accidents are/were (not sure if it still is) one of the leading accident causes. And for some reason even with spotters things still got hit. It happens.
Thanks for the videos! Hands down love the station tours as well as viewing the equipment used in different areas. Keep up the good work and thanks for your service!
Thanks Eric and Connor 👏👏😎💕 awesome and interesting video of the new fire station 😎 it's certainly large and spacious ** thanks for the sneak peek 😁 congratulations on the new station 👏👏 that dishwasher looked really terrible ... glad to hear that the garage fire was not serious ....
Wow. I live in Southern California, but I know one thing, I’d move to Colorado just for an opportunity to work for SMFR. Going through a ff1/2 academy right now. So far I’ve earned my HAZMAT FRO and FRO-D, Fire Control 3B, Firefighter Safety and Survival.. and multiple other certifications both from the structural and wildland sides. I’ve been watching SMFR videos for about a year or so and it seems like one of the best departments ever. I love the videos.
Have you seen the Littleton SMFR video? It talked about the origins of the Paramedic program in the area. Here is a link. ruclips.net/video/0m0ioU3bmkY/видео.html
NO WAY! I was wondering if you were going to show the house with the garage fire. I actually was there the next day to address/fix the gas lines, being the one in call for the company I work for. They got it out quick and he got very lucky! Small world!
You should do a video on all of the different fire apparatus out of all the houses and when you have footage of iccidents you should have radio traffic with it two if possible you Should also have the captain from the first station 32 video tour do a full tour of the station
Really wouldn't mind working at station 32 reminds me more of a hotel than fire station, if anyone is interested in what my local stations look like search up either Feltham fire station or Heston and Isleworth fire station.
Really loving the videos, here is a suggestion for you, pick someone who is applying for your dept,follow him/her from initial application, through testing, through academy and then to first rig assignment. While so interview them on how they are preparing for the next step in the process (exercise program for physical, how they prepare for interview etc) I know this would be long, and seeing it in writing, it might be better to have them video as much as they can themselves, for those that don't make it.)
I'm curious, and I'm very late on this, the Doors on the station look like older doors, but electrical. or is that because the station is in an older, more classic style area? or it is a style thing? cause it fits.
So I’m assuming you guys transport since you’re rescue too. Is every firefighter a Paramedic too or just EMT or what’s the deal? Also random question but what’s your whole departments call volume per yr? Thanks!
@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO is the other apparatus als equipped or just the ems rigs. I know you guys rotate on and of ems to truck ect. But does t 32 have als equipment
At one time many moons ago after meet a chief at the national fire Academy i came out and road . It may have been the old station. All i remember is Community and i think talking to Greenwood on radio. Also medics did not transort. That was by collinbine ambulance. I also remember the tech center. Was that old station 32. I saw pics of old community rigs on another vlog that look familiar..i am doing some research for a nook that i am trying to do
@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO yep sounds correct 1982 era. I took a Educational Methodologies class with him at NFA . Name was mike i think He was a chief of traing i think. Can you help me verify some info
@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO i am trying to remember who this chief was from Community I may be able to find out from Rob Brown or Gale Blumencamp. I believe you may know one if not both of them. I would realy love some pics of community stuff from that era. I remember riding in that old beast of a squad that i saw a pic if in a video u guys did
cool an FD or district that actually does video blogs. slight problem though in the station or your office the audio seems fine or when you're say going to a call and on the radio but if it's you talking in the vehicle most of us myself included can hardly hear you. Can you fix that please? thanks.
Thanks for the answer. I am a german paramedic (Rettungsassistent) and i work on an ambulance and on a car with a doctor. I have 24h Shift and 3 days off duty or i drive 12h shifts 3 or 4 times the week. That's my choice. or I hope I can do it again. I have been ill with cancer for a year :(
Hi Eric and Connor & greeting from Australia, thank you for the tour of station 32 I'm located In a remote part of Australia where all our fire brigades are staffed by volunteers, In rural Australia our firefighting agency is known as the CFA (Country Fire Authority). I'm a brigade member but not an active firefighter due to medical reasons. Our town's tiny fire station got a new building several years ago & we are equipped with 3 vehicles, Here's a documentary on our town's fire brigade which celebrated its centenary a few years ago: ruclips.net/video/uLHRTXt57hQ/видео.html
wow Connor that standing start jump was incredible
I like the new type of doors for moving the trucks. Some of ours are like yours where you have to back in and others have the back doors, which I think is easier.
Back doors are essentially safer also, because it eliminates having to back in to the structure. Backing accidents are/were (not sure if it still is) one of the leading accident causes. And for some reason even with spotters things still got hit. It happens.
Thanks for the videos! Hands down love the station tours as well as viewing the equipment used in different areas. Keep up the good work and thanks for your service!
Keep them safe out there best wishes to everyone who responds your service is deeply appreciated thanks take care don't work to hard ! Joe
Hopefully the Chief will have a happy retirement.😇
Thanks Eric and Connor 👏👏😎💕 awesome and interesting video of the new fire station 😎 it's certainly large and spacious ** thanks for the sneak peek 😁 congratulations on the new station 👏👏 that dishwasher looked really terrible ... glad to hear that the garage fire was not serious ....
This new fire station is GREAT, HUGE and COOL❤❤ Big respect❤❤❤
I’d love to see a Station 38 Tour if possible!
#FleetFridays & a ride-along with a Battalion Chief would be cool!
How about videos of the different divisions in South Metro (Training, Safety, Chiefs etc.).
Wow. I live in Southern California, but I know one thing, I’d move to Colorado just for an opportunity to work for SMFR. Going through a ff1/2 academy right now. So far I’ve earned my HAZMAT FRO and FRO-D, Fire Control 3B, Firefighter Safety and Survival.. and multiple other certifications both from the structural and wildland sides. I’ve been watching SMFR videos for about a year or so and it seems like one of the best departments ever. I love the videos.
That is an insanely nice and large fire station
The female firefighter is gorgeous as hell!
Spyda she’s not a firefighter. Just a civilian PIO within the department. Use to be a news reporter before doing this gig.
She will see this
@Randy Chase Don't be a dick. Just because you don't find her gorgeous doesn't mean she isn't.
Love the station bay doors!
I loved seeing another video! Keep it up! One thing I would love to see is what exactly your job is day to day and the overall goals of PIOs.
Talk about SMFR EMS, protocols, a look into the ambulance and maybe interview your EMS Chief or Paramedic in Charge?
Have you seen the Littleton SMFR video? It talked about the origins of the Paramedic program in the area. Here is a link. ruclips.net/video/0m0ioU3bmkY/видео.html
That’s pretty freaking awesome!!! It looks like a house. Very nice station
Nicest stations I've ever seen. I might need to apply
I have never seen a fire station this nice in my life
Beautiful station! I wish I my station looked like that!
12 bedrooms! That’s crazy for even a new fire station
Parabéns a Station 32 South Metro , um forte abraço a todos direto do Brazil
So happy we got to keep that wall!
Every crew and station has their own traditions it's only fair.
NO WAY! I was wondering if you were going to show the house with the garage fire. I actually was there the next day to address/fix the gas lines, being the one in call for the company I work for. They got it out quick and he got very lucky! Small world!
Can we see some response POV ?
I agree, more POV response videos if possible. I know you don't respond emerg all that often, but when you do we'd love to see it!
You should do a video on all of the different fire apparatus out of all the houses and when you have footage of iccidents you should have radio traffic with it two if possible you
Should also have the captain from the first station 32 video tour do a full tour of the station
Really wouldn't mind working at station 32 reminds me more of a hotel than fire station, if anyone is interested in what my local stations look like search up either Feltham fire station or Heston and Isleworth fire station.
what a impressive fire station . what was that another vehicle parked along side tower 32 ?
More vlogs like this would be awesome!
I would love to see a ride along video. To get a feel for the south metro way of life
You two make a great team
Love the videos you guys do on the channel. Some day i want to join the SAFD and i I know all about being a firefighter
Apparently made for permanently having 4 probies since they want 12 crew but only 8 recliners.
I think that dishwasher is done.
this is the nicest fire house ive ever seen
“The dishwasher was on fire” and that’s why I don’t do the dishes
I am a nine year old and my family is part of a volunteer fire department
Man that’s a awesome looking station to work at
Really loving the videos, here is a suggestion for you, pick someone who is applying for your dept,follow him/her from initial application, through testing, through academy and then to first rig assignment. While so interview them on how they are preparing for the next step in the process (exercise program for physical, how they prepare for interview etc) I know this would be long, and seeing it in writing, it might be better to have them video as much as they can themselves, for those that don't make it.)
2010... you a youngin' still! :)
Fleet Fridays!!! TOTALLY WOULD BE RAD!!!
You must be a time traveler.
What is the name of your intro song
Are the firefighters required to maintain their fitness?
Hi from Missouri and a vol firefighter in both county and the city
nice love it!
Wish they still allowed fire poles in Canada.
I'm curious, and I'm very late on this, the Doors on the station look like older doors, but electrical. or is that because the station is in an older, more classic style area? or it is a style thing? cause it fits.
*Slaps workout room* WELCOME TO THE WORKOUT ROOM
Amazing station 32
I'm pretty sure I saw Eric on the Tritech Software CAD SMFR video on RUclips. Was he ever a dispatcher for SMFR?
Wow ... it's really big ... the best part is the rooms ... upss kkk ... I know it's not a hotel but here's the tip ...
So I’m assuming you guys transport since you’re rescue too. Is every firefighter a Paramedic too or just EMT or what’s the deal? Also random question but what’s your whole departments call volume per yr? Thanks!
@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO is the other apparatus als equipped or just the ems rigs. I know you guys rotate on and of ems to truck ect. But does t 32 have als equipment
@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO recived tk you
What kind of radio straps are both of y’all using??
Thanks!!
Wait people live in Fire stations? Or does it depend
Is SMFR entirely on a 48 hour shift? We are ABC schedule, with the option to do 48 as (overtime) EMS Chief would be a great time video...
At one time many moons ago after meet a chief at the national fire
Academy i came out and road . It may have been the old station. All i remember is Community and i think talking to Greenwood on radio. Also medics did not transort. That was by collinbine ambulance. I also remember the tech center. Was that old station
32. I saw pics of old community rigs on another vlog that look familiar..i am doing some research for a nook that i am trying to do
@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO yep sounds correct 1982 era. I took a Educational Methodologies class with him at NFA . Name was mike i think
He was a chief of traing i think. Can you help me verify some info
@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO i am trying to remember who this chief was from Community
I may be able to find out from Rob Brown or Gale Blumencamp. I believe you may know one if not both of them. I would realy love some pics of community stuff from that era. I remember riding in that old beast of a squad that i saw a pic if in a video u guys did
@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO thanks and you guys stay safe.
South Metro has enough equipment and personnel to provide protection for a small country
We want to see Connor drive in a video
Yes we do, with lights and sirens
Totally agree.
cool an FD or district that actually does video blogs. slight problem though in the station or your office the audio seems fine or when you're say going to a call and on the radio but if it's you talking in the vehicle most of us myself included can hardly hear you. Can you fix that please? thanks.
Connor, that jump was awesome! Do you workout?
SIMP more homie.
@@MinistryOfMagic_DoM don’t follow
I might have to more to Colorado if this is how you treat your firefighters...
Facts💯
Which station does the most fire duty?
When are you going to do another
Nice station by the way
Are pios stationed at a fire station???? Can someone tell me
@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO oh nice ok
Do you have any PIO patches for sale?
I don’t know who she is but she is absolutely stunning!!!! Gorgeous
“Ewwww got it...”
[Eric’s face] loading....
When is snowing and you guys got a fire dose the water still come out and don’t Freeze over
What’s confined space from that call the other day?
Thanks Eric
Are you in TN
Good job guys
Consider this as a station Saturday
Is south metro a city or
1:15 Are those not the sickest damn garage doors???
is that you in the red shirt
What city is this in?
Id hate to be on the crew cleaning that 😂😂😂
You said, "...Station's 11 first two..." I heard that term used by dispatch before, what does it mean?
Nokoa It‘s calles First Due, which means the first Units to arrive at the scene. In Station‘s 11 first due they will arrive first at the location
1:32 48h Shift? really? Greetz from Germany
Thanks for the answer. I am a german paramedic (Rettungsassistent) and i work on an ambulance and on a car with a doctor. I have 24h Shift and 3 days off duty or i drive 12h shifts 3 or 4 times the week. That's my choice.
or I hope I can do it again. I have been ill with cancer for a year :(
Headquaters tour?
Thanks
Why don't you tell us where you are located as far as city/county/state?
have you ever heard of google? geez
My father is a Firefighter In Spring field
I realized no station has a ladder and a engine. Why?
Cool. thanks.
Wish my station was that nice
2:56 umm why
This firegirl ist professional sweat 😎👍
Hi Eric and Connor & greeting from Australia, thank you for the tour of station 32 I'm located In a remote part of Australia where all our fire brigades are staffed by volunteers, In rural Australia our firefighting agency is known as the CFA (Country Fire Authority). I'm a brigade member but not an active firefighter due to medical reasons.
Our town's tiny fire station got a new building several years ago & we are equipped with 3 vehicles, Here's a documentary on our town's fire brigade which celebrated its centenary a few years ago:
ruclips.net/video/uLHRTXt57hQ/видео.html
Matt from soflo can I see more videos of the TRT teams and special ops teams? Thanks.
Connor should enter the Academy.
Wanna see my departments trucks?
WE NEED MERCH!!!!
Hi pio 10 is conner still with the department
Hello! Yes, Connor is our Executive Communications Manager and she still responds as a PIO sometimes.
@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO i am gald to hear i am a volunteer in the South African fire and rescue services mostly cape town
Yes sir
NEW FIRE HOUSE TOUR VLOG FIVE
I like your voice and nice
The Puma in your photo is beautiful, why don,t you frame it and hang it up in the Fire House .
#SMFRthebest
Nice house