Fire Fighter Catches Fire Two Alarm Structure Fire Brick New Jersey 2/10/24 (No Injuries)
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2024
- Ocean County - Brick - 176 20th Ave - Two Alarm -
Just after 11:45 PM Brick Township received a call for a possible house fire, caller reporting fire from the garage. On arrival of PD, they confirmed a working fire, flames from the garage, and extending. The auto second alarm was transmitted due to the confirmed working fire. First due fire officer 2410 was on the scene shortly after, along with 2471 first due engine. 2410 sized it up as a 1.5-story wood frame with active fire showing. 2471 was to hit the hydrant and stretch a 1.3/4 line to the house for a fire attack. Crews started with fire suppression while crews went inside for searches and further fire attacks. Outside crews were working to open up the garage where the fire had started, while one of the members was operating the opening the garage gas leaked out of the tool into the FF and quickly engulfed him, due to quick reactions from fellow FF's around they were able to drop him and quickly get the fire out with no injuries. Crews remained to work and suppress the fire, crews worked for around 1.5 hours on the scene. The cause of the fire is unknown at this time and is under investigation by the Brick Township Fire Bureau. *With permission from FF involved.*
Dispatched Units -
Station 24 (Brick)
Station 23 (Brick)
Station 21 & 22 (Brick)
Station 75 (Point Pleasant Boro)
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The fire caused by a faulty gas cap on the tool the member was operating. There was a line inside the garage already & one around the back, crews had just started to open by the garage as seen in the video. The third line wasn’t fully stretched but in the process.
You shouldn’t have to clarify this, and person with basic FF knowledge would know and understand this. This kids talking shit on something they know nothing about lol
Good info. Thanks. Was it the engine crew on the inside of the garage that asked for it to be vented?
@cjritchie9701 You are the one talking rubbish. The line inside is of no use to the crew at the front which is clearly obvious because they didn't use it when the guy got consumed in fire and the same goes for the line round the back.
It's basic stuff to have a charged covering line .
Sorry tell me again, what department do you work for ?
Also, I’d like to add the gas was leaking from a faulty gas cap on the tool. The liquid you see on the ground is water from the line inside.
@@cjritchie9701there should have been a charged line before making entry into a working fire. Even if one already in the garage just to protect the firefighters cutting the hole. Obviously not to make entry into the garage and push fire onto the interior crews preventing them from pushing the fire out. A good driver should always have the bumper line or hose reel ready to go to protect himself, others, and tools and hoses from between the apparatus to the fire building. That is a bumper line / hose reels sole use for being on the rig
There should have been a charged line in front of the garage door BEFORE the truck opened it up. Especially with the garage contents that were reported. Can't believe a chief presided over this.
The chief doesn't appear to be with it sorry to say.
Spot on
@@georgebaggitt1930 yeah and he’s overweight too and so are a few other firefighters.
I see many videos where the chief is overweight. He should be setting an example for his department.
@@georgebaggitt1930 too many Chiefs are not qualified for the job.
every department in this area is a complete clown show, never seen an actual save on this channel.
A good example of why we always wear full PPE including mask & hood - especially when using gas tools to vent active fires. I am glad everyone was unharmed.
😂😂😂 but 80 percent of firefighter don't wear scba and gear on fire calls
THANK THE LORD ALL OK
Yup, and when you try to call members out for approaching the scene without full PPE, you get labeled as a pariah. It's one of the reasons that I left the service. And a big reason why people aren't stepping up to join.
I’ve seen far too many members not wearing PPE or wearing it incorrectly. This needs to stop.
@@kennethpadgettflightparame3548 they do it so they don't have to go in first they are afraid to go in that's why they don't wear it'
This is my house unfortunately it lit on fire but luckily we are all safe in a hotel
Sorry to hear, but glad you are all ok.
I’m so sorry. Hope everyone including pets are ok. So sorry for your loss.
Sorry to hear that as a retired firefighter always remember things can be replaced but people can't sorry for ur loss but glad all r safe
Im so sorry, my aunt house burned down in 2018. I'm so sorry that its your house, reach out to other agencies in your community that will give you aid in the time of an emergency. God Bless
When you call the fire department for a fire at your house? Your ceding control of operations to the fire department. You become only a resident. They are in command until they leave. Anyone who tries to influence control will not be heard above the incident commander.
Great balls of fire! Sorry, couldn't resist.
Appropriate.
We hope the fireman is OK. Love you guys.
Thank you, FD/ PD and all responders.
Glad to see FF Quinn got out alright. I remember seeing a similar thing happen about 2 years ago to a brother with LAFD. Was cutting window bars with the K12 and the cap popped clean off, some gas splashed out and the sparks caught him almost immediately. He dropped the saw, turned round and his captain grabbed the line up off the sidewalk and blasted him with it. Whole thing took maybe 20 seconds, almost fast enough you could have missed it if you weren't watching. That firefighter walked away without injury as well. Just goes to show that accidents can happen. Train well and triple check your gear; it'll save your life. Good catch on this.
Honestly, when I heard "defective fuel cap, I was like, "Sure..."
But you are saying this same thing has happened before on another K12?
I thought it was just a regular thread in gas cap, have they changed?
@@JimsEquipmentShed As far as I am aware, it still is a regular, old fashioned threaded gas cap. Knowing from personal experience how those are though, I'd imagine it was probably cracked in this case and some fuel leaked out.
As for the instance in LA, not entirely sure what the root cause was, but the same thing occurred and the result was the same: 1 shaken but uninjured fireman. If you would like I can try and find the video and link it here. It shouldn't be too hard to locate.
@@Stargazzer811 You would think the manufacturer would have issued a mandatory replacement by now.
Thank you so very much for your service appreciate it very appreciated it ❤😊❤😊 0:54
Good to see his brothers react so fast. They all got each others back. Good job guys.
Glad he's ok, he just became the next scene safety training video.
Great work! Glad the firefighter who cut the garage is ok!
Glad the firefighter is okay.Looked like the gas cap on the saw came loose and the sparks from cutting the door started it.
Nope, gas from inside the garage was ignited by sparks from the saw.
you guessed it
Can you explain how the gas from inside the garage only burned on the outside of the garage and then crawled up turnout gear? This was clearly saw fuel spill ignited by sparks from cutting the door that was already cut and accessible.
Maybe the can was cut through, and the spinning blade splashed gasoline. Or gas splashed from garage as water was
@@Jimmythefish577 Pinned by Jersey Shore Fire Response
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1 day ago (edited)
"The fire caused by a faulty gas cap on the tool the member was operating. There was a line inside the garage already & one around the back, crews had just started to open by the garage as seen in the video. The third line wasn’t fully stretched but in the process." This is what the videographer saw and he was actually there. did you happen to note that flames were entirely outside the footprint of the Garage. Big clue gasoline spi;;ed from the saws gas tank the fire ignited between the firefighters feet which were also outside the garage there was almost half of the overhead door removed prior to the mayday type incident so any interior hose stream would have been able to reach the FF. The quick response of both the burning FF and his buddies right there also means the fire was extinguished without the use of a hose on the ground smothering the fire and the heat will be removed by the ground. After the fire was out the FF went right back to work. It doesn't get any better than that.
God bless all of the brave and selfless firefighters!!! 🙏🏻❤️💙❤️🙏🏻
The Captain is still shouting, “get a line!” 🤦🏻♂️
Great photography, love seeing your videos
Thank God everyone's alright. Nice capture One million thumbs up to this channel.
Why wasn’t there a charged line at the ready when the garage door was being breached? And no exposure control on the Bravo side?
Because there wasn't.
just a poor scene all around its a disgrace what my field has become back in my day we'd have lines charged all day and ready for anything these kids today are just putzin around!
@@ihanak8814These are a bunch of clowns, these guys in this channel consistently show how incompetent they are. And yet the guy who films these videos continues to post them, it's such a joke. 9038285 units on scene and not a single line in service, unreal.
There is a line interior you clowns😂😂 kids trying to relate from all the videos they watched
And a charged hose line for what?! There was no fire in there
I love how they calmly told him what to do
Glad that the firefighter who caught fire was not several injured, the closes I came to anything like that.
My company was 2nd in to a working house fire, as the first crew opened up the house, the whole place fashed over.
My captain and I grabbed our line and ran to the house.
What so amazed me was that, when I looked into the room that had flashed over and everything in that room was on fire at the same time I could tell what things were but everything was on fire.
Thank you to all firefighters everywhere for protecting the citizens of your coverage area.
Hope he's ok. Thank heavens for good gear!
Oh my. Glad the FF wasn't injured. That thick bunker gear did its job. Thank goodness for Nomex (or whatever the current gen of fire resistant fabric is used).
Bunker gear is a composite of several layers of different materials all natural fibers except the nomex III which is a fabric the is infused with fire resistant properties making it difficult to ignite.
Time to invent a pressure refuelling system that doesn't involve gas caps!
3:26 Frustrated home owner
Yup that’s my dad
@@Davidlabar4
Are you talking about the fella that grabbed the garden hose and tried protecting his exposure?
Yeah, that would have been what I would do as well.. Unfortunately not all fire departments worry about other exposures, as they're mostly worried about what they're going into..🤷♂️
Glad to hear that your family made it out safely my friend..
Awesome coverage. So happy that firefighter is ok. Just wondering why they didn't have a charged line when opening up the garage due to the warnings they had about what was in there???....🤗🤗
There line was interior in the garage
@@cjritchie9701 I think it would be better to have a live hose in front with them which is the safest place for the firefighters.
@@pamhofmeister2531 but there is already a line interior covering them.. this was a freak accident. And if the saw didn’t catch fire, no one would be complaing about not having a charged line. It’s common to fight a garage fire from the interior man door
@@cjritchie9701 Absolutely Open the garage man door and get a faster knock on the fire. The sooner water gets on the fire the better.
Was the cause confirmed ? Gotta be the saw leaking gas . Glad he’s ok .
Finally someone actually noticed the source of the fuel 👍
All the wannabe blowholes here commenting about contents, lines, etc...
But none of them are actual experienced professional firefighters and noticed that the fuel came from the K12
And my dad did apologize to all the fire men and cops so we are all good on that luckily we knew some of them so… at least my whole house isn’t on the ground but it’s bad
Odoban helps get the smell out of things and la awesome cleaner from dollar tree gets soot out of fabric. Our house burned in 2009 and I was able to save many things with those two products. Glad everyone is ok
Great shots brotha
Make sure the gas cap on the saw isn’t leaking. Sparks + gasoline isn’t a good mix.
Ya don’t say? Boy, aren’t we glad you’re here.
That’s one way to get UA-cam famous lol glad you’re ok
Glad the firefighter was okay! Scary! Who was yelling after the guy got up and walked to the trucks? They were angry!!
Why there’s no exterior line to back up the exterior entry is absolutely nuts, I taught firefighters for good many years
Everyone wants to mention the lack of hose line at the outside of the garage door, but why is no one talking about that ground ladder placement. I think that was actually an even bigger WTF.
Can't teach someone who knows everything.. definitely a useless ladder unless you want to walk the roof..
Some people never let anything go whether innocent or involved they want to keep the infrastructure and power vacuum
Check that fuel cap for crossthread Tim ????????????
Great job on the video clip
What's the purpose of destroying the garage door if crews have already entered the garage from the rear with a charged line?
This is why we should always have full PPE on
Glad the FF was ok, the gas cap on the saw must have been cross threaded or just not all the way on, either way, a dangerous situation with other dangerous situations inside it is dangerous.
Starts on fire, and goes right back to it. ❤
Most other guys would head back to the station and throw in an L&I claim.
Great video
A little crazy there but good coverage work, thanks.
Don't understand why they never flip down their visors for eye protection when using a saw.
Or wear SCBA when they’re opening it up, your mask is rated as primary eye protection. Honestly I’m not sure why firefighters in NA do much the way they do, he has all the ppe he needs, but every single one of them on scene is refusing to wear it. Even though they know there’s petrol and explosive gasses stored in the garage. I guess burns and cancer is cool.
Stupidity
Because it’s “cool” lol honestly the bourkes suck after a few calls. They get all scratched and you can’t see.
@@Jimmythefish577 If you watch again, everyone by that door had their mask on, including the fireman who was on fire. It got knocked off him when he was tackled by his brothers so they could put him out.
No he didn't
Hope the one fire fighter is okay and glad to hear all seemed to have gotten out okay.
I feel bad for the guy you hear in this video saying thats my house. It broke me to hear the fear and upsetness in their voice
At 2:52 the firefighter that caught on fire was he okay????🤔🤔🤔🤨🤨🤨🤨 WOW!!!!! OH MY GOD!!!!!🤯🤯🤯🤯
I'm a a professional FF. Looks like the cap fell off the saw spilling gasoline. I saw this at a construction site accident. The man was badly burnt. The FF is lucky he had his turnouts done up properly.
Looks as the saw leaked, and the sparks ignited it's fuel.
This is why you make sure the caps on the rotary….
all those people standing around nobody pulled a backup line. if you didn't get hurt he's darn lucky
Hey! Just a small advice, skip the loud beeping at the beginning of each video. I had my headset on and did not expect it and now my left ear hurts from it. Thanks!
Seemed like gasoline was the cause of the fire in front of the garage. I know they mentioned a gas can in the garage or was that from the saw?
From the saw
Nah I live there it was a big Rc car battery lit the garage on fire
Absolutely from the saw. The entire front of his turnout gear was covered.. really poor practice to cut overhead, especially if gravity is not keeping the fuel inside the fuel tank. A leaky cap wouldn't have been an issue if the saw was held the other way around
The object of proximity gear is to reduce the danger and provide max protection😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Looks like the fuel cap on the cut off saw wasn't tightened.
"get a line"! Yeah as a non-ff sitting on my sofa I was thinking that BEFORE they started opening up the garage door. Any ff should have thought the same! 🤦♂️
I’d try to explain interfering hose lines with you, but fuck that. Google it
Nice photography.
Glad ff is ok. I like how he was like “ope I’m on fire” and flopped over to get fixed. Then he got up and was like, all Gucci fam. Should have had a line at entry knowing contents tho… Monday morning quarterback here tho. 😅
Line is interior, there is no fire conditions in the garages
@@cjritchie9701it’s a garage, there’s a 99% probability that there will be something flammable in there, just because there isn’t currently fire there, doesn’t mean there won’t be fire there very soon. Assuming things like that is how you get guys killed and injured.
@@Jimmythefish577 there is a line interior. Any FF would of cut that with out any hesitation, and if you turn to me and say I want a charged line behind me to cut THAT door, I’d tell someone elce to get that saw.
@@cjritchie9701 thanks for clarifying! Love learning new stuff! ❤️
That had to be some type of flammable liquid I've never seen that happen before wow at least he was ok
Yup it’s my house what started it was an Rc care 3s lipo battery explosion
@@Davidlabar4 I don't trust li ion batteries I had a battery that didn't have enough power left to power my vape but they do have enough power to use in a flashlight so I did put it in a flashlight but when I went to use it it heated up so fast it was smoking I threw it on the lawn on my steps it made a loud bang and turned into a rocket I still have it it was powerful enough to bust through the flashlight
Not panicking saves lives.
This is why you do your rig check including tools and equipment every shift. This could have been prevented and could have been much worse.
I don't know why the chief had a open up there we had to report a gas cans and settling in the place before had a line charged
Who was the guy telling saying this is his house?
Amazing catch. But that's what happens when you so vigilantly show up and record the action.
Glad the firefighter wasn't hurt. But did everyone have to pile on.
That’s why you wear your air pack and have a charged line with you.
This is like the fifth time i see that saw catch on fire😅 maybe they need to make a better one😅
4:29 - Firefighter's last name is "Tighe" .....now that's funny ...
hopefully they call him DeSoto or he's got some Emergency! related nickname
Dam Quinn! Hope those pants didnt burn to your legs.
Praying for all of America's Bravest.
NO HAND LINE ON THE GROUND READY?!?!?!?!😡😠😡😠😡😠
Jesus man hope he’s ok
Same thing with my dad! And yeah, they will try!
Good reaction by his boys.
Fire
Being a chaufer and pump operator doesn't give you a pass to not be in full turnout gear!
Fast forward to 2:48
Wow. Those suits are not fire repellent? That was Instantaneous.
His gear wasn't on fire
Fuel spilled on him and that is what was burning
Bunker gear is designed to protect from flames and heat; it doesn't repeal anything. The fuel from the saw spilled onto him from a broken fuel cap and the sparks from cutting ignited it, but the gear did it's job and he walked away with no injuries.
Let's stop and hope everyone is doing ok let's stop and honor and appreciate the paramedics and firemen who proudly serve us your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks they deserve alot of credit tons of it great job great team work and good catches as usual still going strong please don't work to hard appreciate you guys thanks you guys rock stay safe and warm out it's a tough job you do it well your service is deeply appreciated thanks God bless you guys thanks !! Joe ❤❤😂😅
Thank you for the what not to do video
Awwwww what did they do wrong hot shot?
They have a 2 alarm fire and 12 guys watching the fire burn what a waste of money
Why stop drop and roll saves lives.
with an interior line im assuming what happened to the firefighter was a freak accident
Open window in the attic......ADD WATER !
I thought he was Dunn for sure...
Faulty gas cap or the guy that topped it off didn’t put it back on right? 🤔 faulty fireman maybe.
Was it that fire fighter house he said this is my house
No it was my dad
Glad nobody was hurt, and that nobody was home
No it was me and my grandpa my parents where out at a party thank god I didn’t go because I don’t know if my grandpa would of been alive 😢
Try the uncanny valley! Try the cold to the east! Try to cross i80! Try the hills to the west! No one's taking this land!
1 line, 9 firefighters standing around. Yup NJ
Awwww, poor civilian never heard of relief crews
@@cjritchie9701 relief crew when garage catches fire, they tell for line and no one shows up? That relief crew? 1 hose on house fire. Any civilian can see that
@@nubbyg9096 on guess we missed the second line around back. Must have. Guess where your from you can get a line pulled and charged and put on a fire In less then 5 seconds, the time it took for him to get patted out. Lol. You have no clue what your on about
I come here for the stupid comments! You all didn't disappoint!
That’s a fact!!
Did the fire fighter catch the fire
Do the tools usually catch fire like that?
Hell no, lol. Very rare. Loose/ leaky gas cap. Accidents happen unfortunately
Its an extremely rare occurrence. All fire departments, even volunteer companies, make it a regular point to check over their gear at least once a week. Occasionally things get damaged in a way that no one is able to discern even with significant inspection. Thats when accidents like this occur. It was no one's particular fault, it just happened. Thankfully, everyone including the firefighter who was on fire kept their cool and reacted as they should have.
@Stargazzer811 😂 paid departments had better be checking EVERY shift.
@@SLOCLMBR You'd be surprised, not all of them do. Doesn't make them any less effective though. Sometimes things get missed even if you check every day. Accidents happen.
@@Stargazzer811 that sounds like you meant laziness.. doesn't surprise me at all
Cutting into a garage with known hazards with no PPE or a charged hose…smart
Line is interior, pay attention
And they did have PPE wtf are you on about?
@@cjritchie9701 all three had their face masks hanging down. None of the three were wearing their masks
@@smokechecktim7430 that’s not PPE dummy. SCBA, and PPE are 2 different things for one. 2, what smoke conditions did you see that warented a mask for the guys standing outside? None
I hope that firefighter who caught fire I hope he is ok
That was scary
Looks like a sthil saw and would say probably the gas cap came off if it's one of those quick caps. They are extremely dangerous to firefighters especially wildland firefighters.
i saw the same saw cause two of the seam incident of gas leak wtf
That’s hot
It has a Y valve
Piss poor truck work... Ladder just sitting there...
New method of firefighting ??without the use of water????
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