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And that folks, is how it's done. 👍🤙💪

What Department?

Jess needs a hood.

Retired CA firefighter; textbook tactics & strategy. Outstanding job by this crew. Stay safe.

GREAT JOB GUYS!!!🙏🏽💪🏽 Very well organized!! POOR house 🏘️ 🥴

Fascinating

Nice seeing what small crews can do compared to the actions shown in dozens of other videos showing Big North East "Professionals" allowing fires to spread out of control, while taking 10 -15 mins just tired put water on the fire. Calm operation without all the fanfare. good work

anyone want to blame a plumber that was sweating pipes.

I'll probably go to hell for laughing about this but the ironic thing about structure fires is you end up doing twice the damage the fire already did to put it out

Wow! I'm no fireman but I do watch these kinds of videos now and then. This by far was the most calm and orderly fire scene. Straight to the point. Good job guys. It's crazy to see how much damage that did - another 5 to 10 mins and it would've involved most of the rest of the interior! Clean out your dryer vents people. Even though there is a filter in the dryer, some lint does get through and that will build up in the ducts. Also it can build up inside the dryer if there is a small gap there.

Hell yeah brother cheers from ohio

Also vent the C side when your putting a blower at the front door but still an excellent job taking command

You need to vent the roof other wise great job taking command

where is the backup line?

Love watching small crews accomplish so much. Efficient, quick, smart and safe leading to a quick stop. This video should be used at training all across the country.

8:44….as a gas utility employee, turn that gas meter off! It’s not often considered but it’s very important, then call your local gas utility company. I respond to fires all the time and this is the one thing that we stress to firefighters, turn off the gas riser valve!!!

I've been binge watching dozens of house fire videos, and it warms my heart to hear that plucky little smoke alarm singing its heart out all thru the video. This is the FIRST structure fire video I've watched in which a smoke alarm OR working fire extinguisher was present. (At least this lady had 1 out of 2 I guess?)

😂😂😂😂😂 you have people in the building without gear 😂😂😂😂😂 it's amazing how not to put out a fire

😂😂😂😂😂 you have people in the building without gear 😂😂😂😂😂 it's amazing how not to put out a fire

So you have a firefighter not in gear and another walking around a building

So you have a firefighter Walk around a building this is a waste of time

So you are a foot away from fire and you bailed to be command 😂😂😂😂😂😂seeem like a waste of time

This is why firefighters don't need command if everyone is trained the same way you should be All ready to go

Great stop. I've always said that split levels are the most challenging type of residential structural fires. It can go in so many directions so fast. Had a similar incident to this 25 years ago....fortunately we were able to read the smoke and know we had to go searching....saved the house.

I think this video in a fire department did an excellent job. Everybody should watch this video and see how things should go at a far scene. I know things could be different on each fire scene but what a good job.

Was looking for a nitpick. Never checked his nozzle before entry. That isn’t a nitpick. That’s a major mistake. Great calm demeanor, just one error that puts everyone at risk. Also looking for some hydraulic ventilation out a basement window.

Where was this at

As a newly retired Captain this fella remained calm and confident..gave great information to responding units. Backed up his firefighter and made sure he was able to get back outside and run the scene. Back and forth looking for extension and smoke change. I was glad that PPV fan cranked..it is so overlooked when checking the apparatus. Got ladders up enough people on the inside.. I think that fan pushed the fire a little

Lets say it together. You don’t have to abandon your crew to run a scene… also stop sounding so upset that you are at a fire. Lots of huffing and puffing.

Great work and command/ leadership. Surprised no Chief officer showed up to support the Lieutenant!?

Retired Fire Captain here and I am very impressed by both the command presence and communication of the Captain here. Well done sir. All benchmarks hit on point and great job by the tailboard FF.

Former Fire Chief. My only big concern was that no one made a move to cut the power at the meter ASAP. On our department, that happened on the 1st walk around. Power co. would always be on their way as well to do a full disconnect at the pole. Other wise great job!

Great work for sure as a fireman, though I would say with Radio telling you that the laundry room was on fire. We’d have Scott packs on in the rig, not sure why you’re getting dressed with information at the scene.

Oh a dryer fire

A chimney fire ?

A ventilátor indítása előtt nem láttam, hogy a felső szinten nyílást vágtak volna a füstnek. A túlnyomás így nem segít a füsteltávolításban. Emiatt már halt meg olyan személy, aki még menthető lett volna.

Excellent video

Was this an all rookie crew with the officer? I'm just curious because he should not have to be giving play by play instructions to his firemen.

Thank you ALL 1st responders for your bravery. Putting your lives on the line for others everytime that calk comes it.

As for the caller, make sure you have a few fire extinguishers available and if the dryer is smoking, unplug it. My stove shorted out one day and lit up the control panel like the 4th of July. I pulled it out and unplugged it. Fortunately there was no fire but it could very easily have gone that route. Be prepared for anything. Glad you made it out okay and the fire crews knew what they were doing.

Bread & butter fire handled very well by all involved - Great Job!!!

Weird thing, when they went through the door and all you could hear was things getting knocked over, the diaphragm from the packs and the scuffing sound of the line being drug gave me goosebumps. It took me back to 1985 and too many other times to count until I retired in 2019.

Good work! Good video content too. Useful for training some of my new firefighters. Upload more video if you have more. Thanks

Great job by the IC. I liked how is used all the firefighters that arrived were used. The periodic updates to dispatch were great and had an incident channel. He also kept track of where the firefighters were. As a volunteer fire officer ii, we have a few of these incidents, with plenty of officers superior to me. If I am an IC and I hope I do just as well.

What department is BHFD?

This serves as a reminder to always clean out the lint trap on your dryer. If you don’t you’ll be sorry

Geez how do yall even do this an cant see!?! Impressive stuff an great command

Where’s all the neighbors there’s nobody out there what happened?

As a Chief Officer I appreciate this company officer, is willingness to lead and his ability to command. Every officer should be trained to run the fire ground as if they are the interior officer or the incident commander, we saw a little bit of both here. Great job.

I really really like the tone of the officer and his radio traffic. I could comment about masking up time, but I won't.