FDNY Manhattan 10-75 Box 0539 Fire on the Roof of a 3 Story

48 8th Avenue
Fire from the roof
L020 gave the 10-75
E024 E004 (Act. E014) E033 E034 (Act. E001) E210 (Act. E005)s/c
L020 L008 L005F (Act. 24) L105 (Act. 12)s/c
BC32 (Act. BC07) BC01
RS01
SQ41 Act. RS01
DC03
RA02
Relocations:
Ladder 16 Act. Ladder 5
Ladder 25 Act. Ladder 8

[@leonnehaaijman4709]

I've said it before and I'll keep saying it: that man is a joy to watch. Even when he's seemingly doing nothing (tapping away at his tablet), he oozes authority.

[@DC-ih8bv]

Chief looks like a real company man..very stoic...tight ..haha. I did a year plus in 8 truck after 9-11. Nice house especially now since the rebuild. They are only doing about 1000 runs year and a hell of a lot relocates. They are the 109 truck of Manhattan. Its beyond the brothers control because it’s such a tight area for firehouses. They keep them their because of the Tribeca Authority crowd demands it. 1 Truck is only 5 blocks south and 5 Truck squeezes them in on the north , so 8 response area ,1 st due, is limited. Doesn’t mean the boys don’t see work..it’s just first due work is limited. Great house I must say. A single truck in FDNY is a nice experience.

[@SkylerFire]

For sure is!

[@firepower782]

Wasn’t Ladder 8 the “Ghostbusters” house? So they’ve rebuilt it?

[@DC-ih8bv]

firepower782 just the interior was renovated. When I was there you had large 3 inch water bugs in the showers and gym..lol.

[@firepower782]

D C Oh shit! 😂 Well glad they glad the renovated the inside and left the outside original. Thanks for the info Brother!

[@bobskowronek6691]

Great stuff Skyler nice you showed command that Div Chief looked all business

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@robertbrady9597]

great catch today nice job putting out the fire on the roof stay safe to all the brother who work on the fire

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@RobinPMac]

Beautiful day in the Big Apple good catch Skyler, stay safe

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@xvsj-s2x]

Great Work Skyler 🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks

[@charlieapostol]

Chief Corrado no joke

[@SkylerFire]

HAHAHA

[@metrobailey550]

Outstanding

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks

[@stevesulligan899]

Nice video great work

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks

[@tonyeastwood2470]

Pretty cool CP action

[@SkylerFire]

thx

[@stevesulligan899]

Chief Carrado on scene

[@SkylerFire]

Corrado Yea

[@Mike6867]

I see Red Hook showed up with 101 Truck i used to live right up the road from 1202&101

[@SkylerFire]

Cool

[@janvanmulders1182]

Would l8ke a video explaining the use of the command post table....

[@SkylerFire]

I explained it in a few videos but I will see if I can do a full video on it

[@stevesulligan899]

Da Man

[@SkylerFire]

Yeah

[@praack4563]

Man that's access- right next the the Division Chief, lol-= back in the day in Philly i would get chased away from the chiefs with my camera ...

[@SkylerFire]

When you have a good relationship everything works out when your putting good light on the department

[@jeffreymcmahon4748]

What is that chiefs name he does a great job on the radio always when he’s in command

[@stephenhusak6098]

DC Corrado

[@jeffreymcmahon4748]

Thank you

[@rdbradleyjr]

Ok so I have a question. I am a firefighter in Georgia. What is a “box”?

[@SkylerFire]

Ron box is the incident location

[@stephenhusak6098]

Technically in the days before 911 phone system every corner in NYC had a red box. If you pulled the handle it transmitted a telegraph signal to dispatch that some had activated the alarm. Dispatch didnt know what the call was for and the person who pulled it was supposed to stay at the box. In later years aka the 80s the boxes became digital and you could push a button for either fire or PD and a dispatcher would answer and take info down. The boxes covered specific geographic zones and got the proper duty assignments. The boxes are still active in many parts of the city.

[@aaronrock4276]

Who is the D.C at this fire?

[@SkylerFire]

Div 3

[@stephenhusak6098]

DC Corrado