The Europeans use roll off trucks where they can load up a container for the specific job and respond with that. I would think FDNY would benefit from something like that. They could reduce fleet costs by doing that. Only takes about 1 minute to change out a container. They are used commonly here in the US for trash dumpsters. Definitely something that is under utilized here in the US.
Hey Skyler hope you and your family had a great holiday weekend on Thanksgiving. Couldn't wait for this Friday's Fleet Video. I am already waiting for next Friday to get here.
If this unit is to support trench collapses and shoring operations, shouldn't it be also carrying extra supplies of timbers and plywood sheets? Mark from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
Very awesome; I've been reading up on FDNY; I know one of the rigs next to the logistics unit is the safety battalion, is the other one the command tactical unit? Also seen, was the pickup with open bed rescue ops, & vans part of rescue ops/SOC/logistics? Not trying to overload my question, is the RUL rescue unit leader; the FAST unit, if I was told correct on a different page, the 3rd due Ladder; SOC support ladder the pickup truck, with box chassis; communications engine similar to communication support unit for the chiefs; figuring, are the hazmat tech engines, assuming there is more than one, or at least with hazmat housing stations, cross trained as hazmat; city tour commander one of the division chiefs; I promise no more questions, what was the unit behind the TSU in the bay? Again, not trying to overload my technical questions.
Safety Battalion not at this house. Yes command tactical, support vehicles for rescue ops. RUL is resource unit leader would be at command post at fires on the 2nd alarm and above it’s a battalion chief. Yes for SOC support and fast truck. Comms engine has extra kutta radios for subways and command. 4 hazmat tech engines and 8 squads that act as hazmat techs. Behind TSU is the SOC Compressor
@@SkylerFire I really do appreciate your patience; figuring you would know, I've seen the HazMat Battalions, with & without CBRNE, figuring they are the same, just minus the CBRNE wrote out, not wanting to assume, & again not wanting to over load my questions.
@@SkylerFire They've retired newer ones than that, its odd. maybe reserve squad but it dosen't really look like one. Could it be a funeral truck or some kind of parade/ceremonial rig.
@FTAfiretrucks it’s a 2003 rig. The busy 2008, 09. 10 rigs they get rid of. That 2003 engine was the slowest engine in the FDNY 400 runs a year. It is soon to be replaced tho
@@SkylerFire Probably super obvious; I was used to seeing the Chevy trucks, without boxes. I figure this is a fairly new set up for rescue operations battalions?
Fascinating!! Thanks so much for the much needed information! Can’t get enough of the FDNY.
Thanks for watching more to come!
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Yes they are!
Thank you again. Im loving the SOC units.
Thanks for watching
Skyler nice job as always thanks for the videos & in depth information 👍
No problem 👍
Nice video thanks be safe
Thanks, you too!
The Europeans use roll off trucks where they can load up a container for the specific job and respond with that. I would think FDNY would benefit from something like that. They could reduce fleet costs by doing that. Only takes about 1 minute to change out a container. They are used commonly here in the US for trash dumpsters. Definitely something that is under utilized here in the US.
FDNY has 2 roll offs… numerous containers
Hey Skyler hope you and your family had a great holiday weekend on Thanksgiving. Couldn't wait for this Friday's Fleet Video. I am already waiting for next Friday to get here.
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Very interesting. Thanks
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Wow! Really fascinating unit! Thanks so much Skyler for review!
Glad you liked it!
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Wow! Verygood equipments and managment. 😮
Thanks for watching
Nice Video, i've alway been interested in Rescue operations stuff, keep up the good work man!
Thanks, will do!
What a cool FireMonstertruck❤😎
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great video thank you
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Great episode Skyler. I don’t know too many other departments that have a rescue support vehicle. At least not one they talk about. FDNY rules!
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What is a robo pack? Very informative as usual. Always look forward to fleet Fridays
Portable battery pack that gives cordless power tools extended heavy duty use without having to repeatedly change 18/24 tool batteries.
@@malibugrove thanks for the info.
Thanks for watching. I see you already got a answer
Very cool......🚒
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@@SkylerFire you be safe out there......🚒
👌fantastic informations about the fdny rigs !!!! maybe we see the collapse rescue , soon ?
Maybe
If this unit is to support trench collapses and shoring operations, shouldn't it be also carrying extra supplies of timbers and plywood sheets?
Mark from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
Extra stuff for Subway, Collapses, major emergencies. The Collapse Rescues have the wood
Wow never knew The FDNY had units for just about everything ! I feel like this unit was birthed post 9/11 (Bucket Brigade) I could be wrong tho
For sure thanks for watching
Very awesome; I've been reading up on FDNY; I know one of the rigs next to the logistics unit is the safety battalion, is the other one the command tactical unit? Also seen, was the pickup with open bed rescue ops, & vans part of rescue ops/SOC/logistics? Not trying to overload my question, is the RUL rescue unit leader; the FAST unit, if I was told correct on a different page, the 3rd due Ladder; SOC support ladder the pickup truck, with box chassis; communications engine similar to communication support unit for the chiefs; figuring, are the hazmat tech engines, assuming there is more than one, or at least with hazmat housing stations, cross trained as hazmat; city tour commander one of the division chiefs; I promise no more questions, what was the unit behind the TSU in the bay? Again, not trying to overload my technical questions.
Safety Battalion not at this house. Yes command tactical, support vehicles for rescue ops. RUL is resource unit leader would be at command post at fires on the 2nd alarm and above it’s a battalion chief. Yes for SOC support and fast truck. Comms engine has extra kutta radios for subways and command. 4 hazmat tech engines and 8 squads that act as hazmat techs. Behind TSU is the SOC Compressor
@@SkylerFire I really do appreciate your patience; figuring you would know, I've seen the HazMat Battalions, with & without CBRNE, figuring they are the same, just minus the CBRNE wrote out, not wanting to assume, & again not wanting to over load my questions.
What truck is in the background at 0:15, with the older rotator lights?
Reserve Engine?
@@SkylerFire They've retired newer ones than that, its odd. maybe reserve squad but it dosen't really look like one. Could it be a funeral truck or some kind of parade/ceremonial rig.
@FTAfiretrucks it’s a 2003 rig. The busy 2008, 09. 10 rigs they get rid of. That 2003 engine was the slowest engine in the FDNY 400 runs a year. It is soon to be replaced tho
So what’s the 2 radios mounted on for? What purpose?
FDNY has encrypted channels and special channels they can use for special events. They also still have to monitor the Boro frequency
Curious. Is the one firefighter driving certified in rescue in case they need more souls to help?
SOC Firefighter so yes
@@SkylerFire Thanks. I'm a curious soul and love to learn. Take care!
Not about this rig, but the one on the drivers side rear is what rig?
That’s the Rescue Battalion
@@SkylerFire Probably super obvious; I was used to seeing the Chevy trucks, without boxes. I figure this is a fairly new set up for rescue operations battalions?
FLEET FRIDAY FDNY RESCUE LOGISTICS 1- SUPPORT UNIT
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