To everyone saying just break a window, now you have an uncontrolled flow path just feeding tons of oxygen to a hungry fire. We do things a certain way for a reason kiddos 🐸
Yes that is so true when all you have to do is break a simple window and unlock it when you go through messing up the door where it cannot close back have to waste almost $100 to get it fixed plus labor when all you got to do is waste $20 on glass no labor
This is appropriate for accessing the door breaking a window on the door would leave an uncontrolled air flow issue and be potentially a very dangerous situation for interior fire operations
Where are the observational skills? One calculated swing of the axe, smashes the top glass followed by each window slat, and glass panel. Inside in 10 seconds. They are going to need to replace the door AND frame their way.
The reason you dont break the glass in a fire is that it gives the fire access to uncontrolled oxygen,where as its heavily limited if you can close the door back up
Not the case all the time. Some of us are on small rural departments and there might only be one or two of us showing up in the first 5 - its happened before.
And introduce horizontal ventilation before water is on the fire, creating a flow path that could supercharge a potentially docile situation… the only thing you shouldn’t be impressed by is your lack of knowledge in fire behavior.
@@JaySmith-or3us yes you would, the structure would already be ventilated if you are making entry. Also, breaking the window and forcing the door would introduce the same amount of oxygen to the fire. I’ve had plenty of backdraft training sir.
@@slappymcface5681 care to elaborate because I don’t agree. 1 taking the glass on this door instead of forcing it removes the ability for door control/controlling the vent opening. And alters the flow path. You’re just bring the fire to you = No no. 2 Taking any glass for ventilation without coordination/ water on the fire can be a deadly miscalculation especially on a vent limited fire, or fire with “nothing showing” or crews in side. 3 I’m venting as close to the fire as possible 4 unless I absolutely have to I’m not smashing a window on a door anyways especially on a Fire. I have no means to secure that door anyways again for controlling the flow path and after the fires out. Let’s limit property damage.
Failed the test because he could have broken the window in 1 second and had the door open in the next. Just because you brought the tools doesn't mean you have to use them.
Breaking the window introduces an uncontrollable flow path of oxygen into the structure, making the fire worse and spreading it faster. Forcing the door allows you to close it back, limiting the amount of air available to the fire
I juat hate they will do this things in a non emergency or other easy and better ways to gain entry, seems like they goal is to make as much mess as possible , leaving people with that to fix, i also note how many times we see the huge trucks park outside grocery ot any stores while they shop for their BBQs why??? Why noy send one guy or 2 in their personal trucks? Less expensive ! And no they not coming from a service call I had seeing this I my own , use to respect them but i have now my doubts
To everyone saying just break a window, now you have an uncontrolled flow path just feeding tons of oxygen to a hungry fire. We do things a certain way for a reason kiddos 🐸
And the door opening does not do that with the latch busted ?
@@retiredlogmanno because its a muvh smaller flow that is extremely minimal and much more controllable than the window
Use your imagination & pretend there’s no glass there guys
Or don’t pretend.. cuz u shouldn’t break glass resulting in an uncontrollable flow path.
@@jonathanfournier3077 once that cherry gets hot enough, those small glass panes are blowout out
@@joeyboost50why guarantee creating a flow path by breaking the glass if you can just leave it be and it might not break?
@@granttimmons8672 you think burglars worry about flow path?
Solid work. Still a good example on an outward swinging door...
.... good example of how they do it but.... kinda useless on that kind of door since it would be way faster to break the glass and unlock it
Yes that is so true when all you have to do is break a simple window and unlock it when you go through messing up the door where it cannot close back have to waste almost $100 to get it fixed plus labor when all you got to do is waste $20 on glass no labor
Umm just kick the glass in smh
This is appropriate for accessing the door breaking a window on the door would leave an uncontrolled air flow issue and be potentially a very dangerous situation for interior fire operations
@@firemanar2006 RIIIIIGGGGHHHHHT.....!
You have no idea how much it cost to fix a door.
Goes in like .. oh wrong house
I'm happy there are fire experts on this video or else I'd of failed to break the window too.
Dude thanks for destroying my door wrong house the fire is next door😆😅😆😆😆
Burgerlers take note!
But overall AWESOME 😎
this is why your door doesn't close／lock
Nor did I see him stopping the door or being next to the door just in case of heat flying out
How to break in and rob someone’s house
Пока этот "умелец" дверь вскроет от дома головешки останутся.
You didn't even check the doorknob may have been unlocked
Plot twist: this wasn't his house
Definitely not. Sometimes the county donates abandoned houses to train on
Oops, wrong house
Or you could've just broke the glass and reach in and unlock it.
You would still need a key to open the lock.
@@hendriknieuwenhuizen4397 I don't need a key to unlock the inside of my door
This is just training for actual outward opening doors with no windows
Breelaking/ opening windows is a bad idea if the house is on fire.
I didn’t see checking for heat🤔
Dude I’m a maintenance guy just break a window it’s way cheaper
Yes I was thinking that myself but people donate houses to the city and push them down
Don’t think it really matters since you’re house is gonna be fucking on fire anyway
@@thatsbreakfast8008 not very good choice of words
Ever seen the movie Backdraft? Not a great thing to do as oxygen can feed the fire 🔥
if U have a Gas alarm No need to smash the Window Duh
Yo creo que era mas facil romper un vidrio....... ó solo queria que compraran otra puerta???????????
Where are the observational skills?
One calculated swing of the axe, smashes the top glass followed by each window slat, and glass panel.
Inside in 10 seconds.
They are going to need to replace the door AND frame their way.
If the house is on fire, breaking/ opening windows would not be a good idea
If you smash the glass, you cant control the airflow into the building, which can make the fire get way worse than it has to be.
Проще окно выбить😂
Now do it the right way. Real world. Get your mask on.
Couldn't break the glass?
This is just training for actual outward opening doors with no glass
Never break glass. Cant control airflow
So much cheaper to replace the glass..
Doesn’t pop the glass to open the door...sheesh
This is just a simulation for actual outward opening doors with no glass
The reason you dont break the glass in a fire is that it gives the fire access to uncontrolled oxygen,where as its heavily limited if you can close the door back up
Baseball swing
I could do it in half the time with just a axe
If you completely destroy the door,youre wrong haha
I mean sure…. But if that was me. My axe is hitting that window first 💀
bombeiro sem noção
quebra o vidro
Except nothing other than a minimum of 4 firefighters on a rig and this clown show resolves itself
Not the case all the time. Some of us are on small rural departments and there might only be one or two of us showing up in the first 5 - its happened before.
Or…he could’ve just broken a door glass pane instead of causing hundreds of dollars in damage.
I could pick the lock in half the time it takes to destroy the damn door.
Why not just break the glass, duh. Lot cheaper than replacing the door, and faster, not impressed!!!
Chill this is just a training simulation for a normal door with no windows
And introduce horizontal ventilation before water is on the fire, creating a flow path that could supercharge a potentially docile situation… the only thing you shouldn’t be impressed by is your lack of knowledge in fire behavior.
...would used the Halligan to break the window and be in within 3 seconds
Just showing a technique
Not on a fire you wouldn’t.
@@JaySmith-or3us yes you would, the structure would already be ventilated if you are making entry.
Also, breaking the window and forcing the door would introduce the same amount of oxygen to the fire.
I’ve had plenty of backdraft training sir.
@@slappymcface5681 care to elaborate because I don’t agree.
1 taking the glass on this door instead of forcing it removes the ability for door control/controlling the vent opening. And alters the flow path. You’re just bring the fire to you = No no.
2 Taking any glass for ventilation without coordination/ water on the fire can be a deadly miscalculation especially on a vent limited fire, or fire with “nothing showing” or crews in side.
3 I’m venting as close to the fire as possible
4 unless I absolutely have to I’m not smashing a window on a door anyways especially on a Fire. I have no means to secure that door anyways again for controlling the flow path and after the fires out. Let’s limit property damage.
@@JaySmith-or3us ...those are actually really good points.
I concede.
Thanks, burglars can use the help.
Took too long smh wtf iam I watching
Turn handle first👍
Failed the test because he could have broken the window in 1 second and had the door open in the next. Just because you brought the tools doesn't mean you have to use them.
Flow path dummy. Look up how a fire works and what happens when you have an uncontrolled path of oxygen feeding a hungry fire.
Breaking the window introduces an uncontrollable flow path of oxygen into the structure, making the fire worse and spreading it faster. Forcing the door allows you to close it back, limiting the amount of air available to the fire
Hit like a girl, must be a soccer player
To slow
I juat hate they will do this things in a non emergency or other easy and better ways to gain entry, seems like they goal is to make as much mess as possible , leaving people with that to fix, i also note how many times we see the huge trucks park outside grocery ot any stores while they shop for their BBQs why??? Why noy send one guy or 2 in their personal trucks? Less expensive ! And no they not coming from a service call I had seeing this I my own , use to respect them but i have now my doubts
pry down after In Doorway