Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department responds to a 2 story house fire that started in the garage.
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- Опубликовано: 12 мар 2023
- JFRD responds to a twp-story house fire that started in the garage. There are reports of people inside, more specifically children inside. There is not a lot of flame footage to this video, but plenty of audio as crews made an agressive attach, along with a quick search of this residence...no one was found inside and no one was injured.
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JFRD Has always been an outstanding department. They were in the 90’s when I was a telecommunications officer for the department and they still are today. Outstanding job !
Much appreciated!
Great job. Thanks for showing what comes after (clean up). This is not shown often. People have no idea how much work is involved!! Be Safe!!
It’s a full job…complete it!
exactly people don't seem to understand that the cross lay and supply hoses aren't gonna fold themself up and it must be done a certain way so you can grab it and go without it getting all twisted and bunched up and decon and cleaning is a major role you want all your equipment always at the ready to perform as intended and if you don't clean it and decon it then what good is it
Great job JFRD. 👩🚒🚒👏
Thanks 👍
The home owner should be thrilled that JFRD saved their house --- Debbie
They made a great save...no doubt.
Totally cool watching how everything has to be put away. Wow.
just part of the job
This department is unparalleled, command, water, process, training with this team should be used in training videos across the country. One of the very few videos on RUclips where a structure is actually saved and not fully involved.
We save a bunch...sometimes it is hard to get there fast enough and the video isn't as exciting to watch sadly.
Glad to see them doing decon in this video. One other video I watched of them I didn't see it happening & their gear was a mess. Stay safe guys!!
We do decon at every fire...not always visible in videos.
no one inside and no one injured. That is great news.
for sure
Most people don't understand the amount of clean-up that comes after the fire. I always said, a house fire was 30 minutes of excitement and 4 hours of misery.
Not misery...just part of the job.
@@thejfrd2490 The not-fun part of the job. LOL
@@bradleypryor5586 Pride in your ride and equipment...ready for the next call.
Only issue I see here is some guys not wearing smoke hoods. If they get a piece of falling debris on their neck or side of their head, they’re going to be severely burned. I know in places like Florida where it’s hot enough to boil an egg on concrete the last thing you wanna have is a smoke hood, but even though it’s a little uncomfortable, it may save a life. Take a look at what happened in LA Boyd street fire. If they’d not been wearing all proper ppe, the outcome could’ve been very different. Other than that, excellent job!
no injuries....thanks for your input
E-29 says leave room for the ladder then stops in the middle of the road right in front of the house.
Good point
i love how well you guys all work as a team (many hands make light work) sadly my old dept some guys had the attitude of make the probie or rookie do all the cleaning work even though we were no where near as busy as you guys are (small town rural dept) main call volume was medical in summer when alot of the seasonal people were up from out of state. Winter was mostly tree on wires burning calls in bad snow storms and i hated those calls because there is not much we can do but baby sit it till either it trips the breaker at transformer or power company shows up and deals with it
We are one big team.
Great job, but any crew member working the fire scene hose line or not should be in turn out for their own safety.
I lived in Jacksonville for two years and grew up in South Georgia. You put on full gear in the Summer and work. If you don’t pass out or die from heat exhaustion, we will talk again!!
I worked in Monroe County Fl Stock Island area back in the early 90’s I understand the heat I do.
thanks for your input.
@user-peach408
I lived in Jacksonville for two years and grew up in South Georgia. You put on full gear in the Summer and work. If you don’t pass out or die from heat exhaustion, we will talk again!!
they don't understand
thanks for your input
Doing overhaul with a missing glove at the 1:34 mark.
great eye!
Go get em DAD station 58
thanks dad
I see a few safety issues proper PPE being one.
we are happy to report there were no injuries!
Why so many guys not in full turn out gear.?
They are not going in...it is Florida, heat is a major issue.
@@thejfrd2490but their in the front of the garage in the hot zone in toxic smoke without SCBA'S on. If you're going to have a practice of cleaning gear on a fire scene you should have a practice of making sure people are using proper PPE if they're going to be in the hot zone.
@@Brian13549 thanks for your opinion.
Why are your videos always seem out of sinc
What do you mean by that? The radio transmissions from the video?
I cannot believe you allow crews to work in partials and no BA. Don't you care about safety and cancer prevention?
I can't believe you are still pretending to be a firefighter
Thanks for your input
Safety first.
last and always
Very sloppy with their PPE and fire ground tactics
Please tell me how the fire ground tactics were sloppy...
@@thejfrd2490 lol JFRD, these guys are all arm chair QBs from very small most likely volunteer depts. I love these videos and I work at busiest dept in the state of GA. best to probably mute comments and keep doing your thing!
@@Fvtfvt I understand...I love their perspective, I am not sure what in that video shows any fire ground tactics that could be considered "sloppy"...crews attacked the garage from inside the house and stopped it from running the attic destroying the whole house, great job in my opinion, what was sloppy??
@@thejfrd2490 Ok I will. You shouldn't take it personally. The video is the proof. 2:34 of the video you have 3 ffs at the front door. 1 ff is all geared up and appears to be pulling the ceiling over the front door. There is 2 other ffs there with him, no turnout coats, no SCBA and one isnt wearing his helmet. That is sloppy.
@@dahawk6474 I am not referring to the gear...I am specifically asking "what sloppy fire ground tactics are you referring to?" "Tactics" refer to the manor in which we attack and fight the fire...just curious what you saw so "sloppy" tactically as you put it.
Firefighter on Hoseline - No turn out jacket.
thanks
Thier was two Firefighters - who should have not been right up front of the fire - because they didn't have full turn out gear on.
thank you