Live with LAFD: Task Force 27 Part 3 - Training with Aerial & Ground Ladders | April 26, 2020

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Комментарии • 11

  • @goprodad82
    @goprodad82 4 года назад

    Nice I love your LIVE WITH LAFD Videos.

  • @FelisDestructicus
    @FelisDestructicus 4 года назад

    You guys rock.

  • @Robertmacmedia
    @Robertmacmedia 4 года назад +1

    Why doesn’t LAFD get the 45 or 50 ft snorkel like 227 Back in 68ot70’s they also had one at 61 in miracle mile Sam brown worked back in the day, do you think the small snorkel would be good for Hollywood hills/Brentwood since some ladder trucks can’t get up some areas,basic engine can

  • @billfenner7084
    @billfenner7084 4 года назад

    Does LAFD have any snorkels or tower ladder trucks?

    • @lafd
      @lafd  4 года назад

      No.

  • @joshknavel9363
    @joshknavel9363 Год назад

    how many years does a person have to be on the department before they can promote to AO

    • @lafd
      @lafd  Год назад

      In the most recently announced promotional opportunity for LAFD Apparatus Operator, the candidate must have completed at least three years of full-time paid fire suppression certified experience in the City of Los Angeles Fire Department by June 15, 2023 to compete for the position.

  • @geoffreylucken5025
    @geoffreylucken5025 4 года назад

    Is there a difference between los angles city or los angles county ?.....

    • @lafd
      @lafd  4 года назад

      Yes. There are two similar sounding but separate fire departments.
      Our agency is the Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) sometimes referred to as the Los Angeles City Fire Department. You can find out more about our agency, that serves the City of Los Angeles at LAFD.ORG
      The other agency is the Los Angeles County Fire Department (LACoFD). You can learn more about that agency, that serves the unincorporated areas of our County, as well as prroviding at: www.fire.lacounty.gov/
      The LAFD and LACoFD serve nearby but separate areas. We hope this information helps.
      Respectfully Yours in Safety and Service,
      Brian Humphrey
      Firefighter/Specialist
      Public Service Officer
      Los Angeles Fire Department

  • @702cooks13
    @702cooks13 4 года назад

    Why doesn’t the engineer controls the ladder operation ?

    • @lafd
      @lafd  4 года назад

      In the LAFD, the Engineer drives the fire engine not the fire truck. The Apparatus Operator drives the truck and runs those operations.