[The Specialists of F32] Emergency Call for the Technical and Environmental Unit of Hamburg FD

Here you can see various emergency vehicles of the Technical and Environmental Protection Watch on their way to different incidents. The F32 (the watch number of the Technical and Environmental Protection Watch) is a specialized unit for hazardous material responses and also maintains various roll-off containers, the only fire department crane, and the highest TMF at a municipal fire department in Germany.
In this video, I would like to explain the system of the watch and the different "units."
First, you see what is probably the most frequently used vehicle of the watch: the U-Dienst 1. This environmental service vehicle is dispatched to various incidents, including oil spills, gas odors, fires in special buildings, or alarm levels FEU2 and above, as well as almost all deployments of vehicles from the F32. The Environmental Service also acts as an expert advisor on the operational capabilities of the Technical and Environmental Watch.
Next is the U-Dienst 2. This vehicle of the second environmental service is dispatched when the first environmental service is already engaged. It also serves as the backup vehicle for the on-duty unit leader, who joins the response if the rescue unit or environmental unit is called out.
Following this, we have the roll-off vehicles with various containers. You can see the AB Hazardous Materials and Goods, the AB ABC (Atomic, Biological, and Chemical Hazardous Materials, which serves as a changing room and provides protective suits), the relatively new AB Port, which carries various pumps and the COBRA firefighting system, the AB Powder, and the AB EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal), which is now stationed at the F31, specifically at the F045 (Explosive Ordnance Disposal Service). Additionally, a WLF without a roll-off container is on its way to an incident.
Next, we move on to the different units.
We start with the Environmental Unit, which officially consists of the U-Dienst 1, the ELW ATF (In the video, a reserve vehicle provided by the SMF (Detection and Measurement Vehicle)), the WLF with AB GSG, the WLF with AB ABC, the WLF with AB Dekon, and the WLF with AB GAB (Forklift). This unit responds to various hazardous material incidents.
Then there is the Rescue Unit, which consists of the crane, a backup vehicle for the unit leader (in this case, U-Dienst 2), the AB Crane, the AB Rescue, and the AB GSG. This Rescue Unit is deployed upon request and for truck accidents.
Finally, there is the very rare "Pump Unit" of the F32. This consists of a WLF with AB Hose, a WLF with AB Grindex Pumps, and a WLF with AB GA200 accessories and the GA 200 (Generator Trailer 200). This unit is used for severe storm floods but can also be deployed for fires in high-rise buildings if the building's standpipe is insufficient.
At the end, you see the two telescopic mast vehicles. The TMF 53, which is already out of service, and its successor, the TMF 70. These vehicles are dispatched for major fires and fire alarms in particularly high buildings. However, they can also be used for other incidents upon request.

[@Blaulicht_Greifswald]

Lessees Video! Sehr interessant auf jeden Fall!👍

[@uhrwerkapfelsine]

Klasse Video von dir!
Tolle Aufnahmen von besonderen Fahrzeugen.
Deine Beschreibung unter dem Video hat sicher auch etwas Zeit in Anspruch genommen und erklärt das zu sehende perfekt.
Kurios finde ich allerdings das Blaulicht der WLF, riesen fette Balken auf dem Dach wovon nur die äußersten "Zipfel" tatsächlich ein Blaulicht aufweisen.

[@2016HLF]

@@uhrwerkapfelsine vielen Dank für dein Lob! Das nur die Ränder der DBS 4000 (Der von dir genannte Blaulichtbalken) mit den Lichtern ausgestattet ist, hat leider einfach Kostengründe. Warum mehr zahlen, wenn man für weniger, auch weniger bekommt😅

[@112_spotterbrussel4]

😍😍😍 32!

[@2016HLF]

@@112_spotterbrussel4 😀

[@SluzbyRatunkoweAlarmowo]

[@Nordjoey]

Den einzigen Feuerwehrkran in Deutschland?

[@2016HLF]

Nein. Es ist nicht der einzige Feuerwehrkran in Deutschland