Helmet Cam footage from the IC perspective, Newark Ohio Fire Department 32 N Buena Vista
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- DISCLAIMER- If you suffer from motion sickness, this video might not be for you. The camera is attached to my helmet, which is attached to my head. Obviously, I am constantly looking around to maintain situational awareness and keep track of the progress of the fire and fire attack.
Bonus Footage- This is the entire helmet cam footage of the house fire at 32 N Buena Vista Street that was previously released. I have had several people request more helmet cam footage, so here you go.
The original video with dash cam footage is here • Newark Ohio Fire Depar... which has a full description of the events.
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We are Saving Lives by Saving Lives! That is exciting.
This video was produced by Command Vision LLC
Thanks for watching and stay safe.
The helmet cam gives us a great new prospective of how you control the fire and manage your crew. I enjoyed the original version too. Great job.
Thanks.
Im digging the helmet Can David. Hope you put more up on your channel. Great perspective from your view..
I'll try. Sometimes I just forget to turn it on. But I do understand that it is helpful when I do the 360.
@@commandvisionfire have you ever came a cross a house fire that was cause be a defaulted electric hot water heater. My family owed a house that was 81 years old the hot water heater exploded from the inside causing a electric fire I'm glad that I put in and electric shut down switch on the breaker box which as far as I know in not recommend it even required in the state of Texas. Basically what a shut down switch is if there's a short or fire it trips the main breaker cause the short to stay within the hot wire and it's kinda like a ground fault interspetor (GFI) outlet but for 240 and bigger
Good job adding the helmet cam makes you feel like you are actually on the scene with you. Pretty sad a house that looks that nice had hoarding conditions on the inside. Keep up the good work David. Be safe out there.
For those of you who think you can "multi-task", compare yourself to this Chief. Most people absolutely CANNOT multi-task even though they think they can. Watch all the things he can do AND KEEP TRACK OF at once. It's so awesome to watch. He can actually do it and calmly! What a talent. (Former FF)
Thanks. It takes a lot of practice and discipline.
Are you guys paid or a volunteer fire department I’m curious. Either way you guys and your dispatchers are some of the best I have ever seen y’all keep up the good work and stay safe out there much respect
We are a full-time career department. And I agree, our dispatchers do a fantastic job.
RIP that extension ladder :)
Yep. It's OOS.
That’s what I was saying also. That ladder was going to be a goner once fire started to vent out the window.
Dear Chief...
@@commandvisionfire was the ladder overlooked or left there on purpose for escape even at the expense of the ladder??
Excellent job Chief, as always! I also really like the helmet cam, we can hear you much more clearly and that helps us to understand your strategies as the fire progresses! This adds a lot more interest as we are watching your videos! Thank you, to all of you Firefighters, and all of the Emergency Responders. You are all HEROS in my eyes!!
Thanks.
Another great video as always. Thank you for your service and dedication to keeping us safe. May god always bless you, your family, the men and women under your command and also their families.
Thank you.
love watchin your content brother, much good stuff to be learned from you. RESPECT Brother an be safe out there.
Thanks. You stay safe too.
thank you for including full footage. this is extremely helpful to see both perspectives
So was this fire determined arson upon further investigation?
Yes.
Thanks chief great job as always from the guys at silvercreek twp. Fire in Jamestown ohio south of you!
@@tylernull8706 Thanks for watching and stay safe.
@@commandvisionfire How long do those helmet cameras run on a charge?
Arson makes me angry. Watching humans enter that basement and front door, knowing this was intentional, makes me very angry.
The ladders last words.....Help me I’m MELLLLLLTING
Love the helmet cam. You're able to see the professionalism and hard work of you and your crew. Newark, Ohio is very lucky to have you protecting them. I used to live in Newark, but never knew just how much you and your crew have to endure... Such an AWESOME job, keep up the good work...
Thank you. I work with a great team who trains hard everyday.
All firefighters are just amazing people. You risk you life everyday for us. I have watch your department go into burning houses to put out fires and save people.
I also watch firefighters in California fighting massive wildfire in 115 degree temperatures. You guys are true heroes. Thank you for all you do.
Thanks.
Absolutely amazing. I wish I had officers like you watching out for me
nice perspective.
what are your ladders made of, aluminum or magnesium? it seems that the second would be unsuitable because the metal could burn, but i know aluminum can catch fire too.
in any event, i wondered why the ladder was left in the flames, but guessed that in all the confusion, it was the least of the concerns.
what was the outcome of the alarm at the warehouse?
Thanks. The ladders are made of aluminum. Obviously this one took a beating.
Clear, calm and concise command presence.
Well done sir.
Thank you.
Love watching Chief Deckers videos for that very reason.
Get the ladder out of the fire!!!!!
Get the fire out of the house 😂
David Decker, came across your videos about a year ago, amazing work from you and your brothers and sisters. I wish you well during all that's going on in the world. Keep the videos coming in. Thanks David.
Thank you.
Nice truck 👍..........
What is it 🙄
Awesome job you and your crew
Thanks.
You’re welcome chief you and your crew are incredible you should train derailments
3 separate fires, easily can call this one arson
Yep.
Ty - more helmet cams, please!
Another great job Chief Decker! Thank you for your videos very good training tools. Loving the helmet camera. What kind do you use if I may ask.
Thanks. It is a Fire Cam 1080.
Well that ladder deserve a waiting ... RIP ladder
Thanks for the follow up on this fire and the different perspective. Basement fire in ballon frame it looks like.
Yes. This is definitely balloon frame.
....so did someone hate the house or were there occupants?
It’s most definitely arson
This was an arson fire. I'm not sure of the motive.
Nice video. Watching from Scotland Caithness Uk. great Job stay safe firies. :)
Thanks and hello from across the pond.
Glad your back
🌊🌊🔥🌊 Great Helmet cam with Inset of Chiefs perspective!
Its my understanding that this fire was arson, but what was the cause?
It was a human act. Used available material to ignited the building in three different locations.
I don't understand why people can have such hate inside them. They have no care for human life. I really do hope they catch the fire bug so your streets are safe again. Excuse me, as safe as they can be.
I love watching you're videos, they are very eye opening. Without going into too much information, I was trapped in a house fire as a wee girl and fire petrifies me, but in a strange way watching these videos helps me with the traumatic memories I have.
I'd love to overcome my fear and become a firefighter. I look up to every firefighter near and far, I remember looking into the fireman's eyes when he rescued me and feeling safer than I ever have before.
Chief Decker you are one outstanding leader for you're men. They must really look up and respect you. Rie from the UK.
We make a great team. The guys I work with are homerun hitters. They train hard and take the job serious. That makes my job easy. Hello from across the pond.
I have watched all your videos. I love watching the command perspective of things.
Thanks.
Good video! Nice different perspective on your calls. What camera are you using? Is that extention ladder a step stool now? Lol
I'm using a Fire Cam 1080. And to answer your other question, it is now a 21' extension ladder.
Outstanding Job. Best scene control I’ve scene. Keep up the great job BROTHER
Thanks.
Very good perspective. Being a command officer once myself. Situational awareness is a primary strategy for smooth operations. I never did like chief car commands unless you have the manpower..
I always just follow my gut. Sometimes I stay in the car and sometimes I get out.
I understand that ladder was a egress point , by why let it just sit there and burn like that ? At least just have it moved over a couple feet out of the window . That way it’s still in position to be moved back right away if needed , and it doesn’t get destroyed . Either way excellent job chief . Stay safe out there
I hear what you are saying. I must admit that I had a lot going on. One minute the ladder was ok. The next time I looked up it was fully involved. I figured well crap, too late to move that ladder.
It's unfortunate the ladder was destroyed, however, I like that the crews are throwing ladders quickly. It's one of the things that we have talked about during critiques. I was just trying to track a lot of activity.
Thanks and stay safe.
maybe its been asked but not sure but why is there water pouring out the bottom of the fire engine causing a large puddle in the road
Great Job ;-)
Thanks.
I enjoy watching the response to the call
Love the videos Mr. Decker! Keep them coming!
Good ol' Active911
keep it up, gives me something else to watch
Very poor ladder placement at that front window.
At 1:10 if that was active 911 I use the same ringtone! Great video as usual.
Yep. That was my Active 911 notification of the working fire.
Just goes to show, you can still do hella work even if you get stuck riding the medic for that shift 😉
Our medics stay busy and yes they get fire assignments at house fires.
Great video chief.
I like this perspective also.
I like how it gives a more complete picture, but the constant moving can sometimes be a little much. I also like how the dash cam provide a continuous look at the building.
Why the heck is someone repeatedly stupid enough to arson such a nice house well was.
@Bill Williams well it cant be if its rhetorical which I'm not being.
Hi Chief/Community. First off, awesome video and fantastic work. I just had a question. Why did you guys set up the extension ladder right next to the flame? Was it a mistake or did you guys mean to do that? I’m not trying to next-day quarterback I just want to learn. Thank you!
I love the command view. I wondered about the ladder, it was half in the window, making it not useful for bailouts. The fire was being fought from the inside which would result in the fire being pushed out of the window and towards the ladder. As soon as it was put up I wondered what it was for and started saying it's last rights. Was it balloon type construction to have fire from the basement through all floors? Overall great job on a tricky fire. Thank you for sharing your high quality videos. My hat is off to everyone, from dispatch to the nozzle operator and everyone in between. A well trained, organized, professional department that is an inspiration to all Fire Fighters.
Serious question, is there any particular reason why all Fire apparatus dont have dash cams? Or was it just something people just didnt even consider?
Honestly, in my opinion, they should all have cameras. If for no other reason to determine who is at fault when a crash occurs. I would love nothing more than to see more videos posted that would help all of us learn.
It's all depending on the budget
Chief Decker I’m from Northeast Ohio just wanted to say Thank for all of you guys that put your lives on the line everyday. My soon to be 6 yr old daughter had a fire truck come to her birthday party last yr. she loved it. Awesome job
TOO LATE!!!!!!!
I’m going to take a wild guess and say this was arson. Also how many trucks did you have. Was this a 1 alarm or 2 alarm fire?
The following equipment was on the initial assignment:
Battalion-1 with a crew of 1 (Me)
Rescue-1 (engine/rescue) with a crew of 4
Tower-1 (105 ft platform) with a crew of 4
Engine-2 with a crew of 3
Medic-2 (firefighter/paramedics) with a crew of 2
Ladder-3 (100 ft ladder) with a crew of 3
Medic-3 with a crew of 2
The working fire announcement brought an additional 2 engines and 1 medic (all mutual aid)
Engine-52 (Heath FD) with a crew of 2
Rescue-51 (Heath FD-engine/rescue) with a crew of 3
Medic-201 (Granville FD) with a crew of 3
@@robertcornoyer5668 Does your head count include the driver / chauffeur?
@@robertcornoyer5668 Thanks.
@@newjerseybill3521 Yes, but they usually they do not dress and go in. They have outside work to do like assisting with the supply line, throwing ladders and lights, getting a fan ready, and so on.
Most definitely arson.
would like to see a video of your command sheet and your thought process in working through it. Awesome videos
Excellent video
Hi chief really enjoy watching your videos was wondering if anyway possible we could get some video of the fireman going in the fire into the structure so we can see what it’s like to be inside
Awesome Video Chief!
Thanks.
Your videos are awesome great work guys love from Scotland.
I love the inset format... Might consider making the helmet cam the inset and the stable dashcam video your main... That way we get all the footage we're craving and minimizing the impact of the movement on our viewing pleasure.
Sounds good. I'll send over some popcorn too. Lol
Great footage as always . chief David
Thanks.
How does a fire get out of control in less than 5 minutes?
I have a question about the ladder placement in the second-floor window. Shouldn't it have been placed to the side of the window to avoid the fire damage that it surly incurred? I was taught to do that, especially in case of a flashover explosion. What are your thoughts?
Depends on what the ladder is being used for- you'd have been taught to put it to the side if you were going to smash it to ventilate (if that's what was called for)... or under the sill angled properly if you were planning on using it to enter, and under the sill but at a shallow angle to offer a bail out option for interior crews... Maybe you'd extend it over the window if you were planning on rigging a system to lower someone at some point-
There was some discussion about the topic to your question in the other video that is of the same fire... I think it got placed there with the intention to move it- but then things got distracting and it wasn't noticed until it was too late.
A lot of good commentary from the chief over in that video if you go check it out.
@@FromGamingwithLove0456 Thanks. I appreciate your explanations. When I trained many years ago, we were taught to always put the ladder to the side for all of the reasons you mentioned. Of course, over time and with experience, training changes based on the latest best practices.
@@brucestambaugh Ian is correct. If you are doing work we usually put it beside the window. If we are entering or rescuing we put it at the bottom edge of the window.
@@FromGamingwithLove0456 Thank you brother. I try to get to the questions as soon as I can but sometimes there isn't enough time in the day. I might need to make you a moderator during my next premier.
David Decker One thing I’ve been thinking about doing for a long time is a voice narrated “from a firefighter” channel that reviews and explains fire videos like yours. There is SO much commentary and questions and bad information floating around it might be a cool thing to try. Think about it.
Hi, I really enjoy your videos. I do have one question. What conditions would lead to a decision to go defensive on a fire instead of an interior attack? Would it be the condition of the structure primarily or are there some others that are just as important. Thank you and all the men and women for their service to their respective communities.
There are a number of contributing factors on that call, structure, how big of fire, if for some reason the fire won't stay knocked down and others. Chief Decker uploaded a couple of videos in the past where they had to go defensive on things if you haven't seen them yet.
There are a number of factors that would dictate a defensive operations. Things like condition of the building, the amount of fire involved, and available resources just to name a few. Each situation is different and the IC must look at the totality of the entire situation utilizing risk analysis to determine if defensive operations are appropriate.
Thank you for the replies. When I first started watching these I would just focus on the fire but the more I watch the more I try to see the whole forest and not just the trees, so to speak.
Wow
How many FT FFs do you have vs Volunteers?
We are a full time department with no volunteers. Some of our mutual aid departments are volunteer.
@@commandvisionfire okay I thought so! I was thinking "man these guys have a fast response time for a volunteer dept." Full time makes more sense. thanks for the clarification!
Hey chief why do you have to tell your engines to catch a hydrant this seem this is common knowledge that the second 2 engines should be bringing in water
It is. And it is in our policy. All of our hydrants are color coded to indicate flow, so I might want a specific hydrant. Also depending on how the trucks arrive, I might want a hydrant laid in from a specific direction.
Why did the ladder stay in the window with fire blowing out?
Emergency Egress point for his men searching the house, sacrifices a ladder yes, but if that ladder turns out to be your only way out you'll be damn glad your chief left it there.
Chief Decker, if you are reading this, I have been following your channel for about a year now, and your videos astound me to this day, there has not been 1 situation where you have shown anything but confidence, control and compassion for your men and the situation at hand, I wish I could have been lucky enough to serve under you, the Citizens and Firefighters of Newark Ohio truly are led by the best.
Hats off to you sir!
Thanks Ben. It's not me. It's the team. I work with a great group of guys. I love what I do, and of course always try to do my best, but I'm not perfect.
I'm glad you enjoy the video. I appreciate the feedback.
Take care and stay safe.
It's there so the fire can peacefully evacuate the building 😁
You guys sue active 911?
I'm not familiar with what you are talking about.
@@commandvisionfire *use active 911 it’s an app we use at my volunteer department it gives us call info shows who’s responding and stuff like that