This made me laugh lots 🤣 I’m in the motor trade for new vehicles so I have driven them, they really do take terrible to an all new low…..so so bad. Maybe the officer has been a naughty boy and he’s been allocated the punishment vehicle 🤣
That could be a Doctor's Car. Sometimes Doctor's have their own cars which are rigged out with permission go have blues and a siren, so in emergency they can leave home or work and go to the emergency with their own vehicle. There is a guy on UA-cam who films himself responding to emergencies showing to does and don'ts of being both someone responding to a blue light vehicle and being a blue light driver. His videos are rather slef reflective and helpful to others.
@@REDARROW_A_Personal 1. It was a joke. 2. I'm aware. 3. Its not a doctor, its a fire chief, they were given Dacia Dusters as a result of the Manchester arena enquiry so they could respond to incidents 24/7
Does happen I have seen 3 Ambulances (one car two vans) for someone having a heart attack. It's more of a case who can get there sooner. If they get two at the same time till they think they are clear the other can't leave. It's likely the car was there first, but they called for the patient to be taken in and two showed up at the same time, because its a case of if two are at similar distances then one may get there sooner, but if both arrive then one crew needs to be cleared to leave.
@@REDARROW_A_Personalthey always send 2 ambulances to cardiac arrests. They recon after doing 2 minutes of chest compressions a person is less effective so they aim to have 2 crews of 2, one on the airway, one keeping record and two to swap out on chest compressions. I imagine the car is either just first on scene or a local manager.
They most likely didnt know for sure how many were injured and if it really is "large" it would be very dangerous so good to have lots of medical staff
@@litegem9041 It's probably more to do with sending a large number of people into a dangerous situation. It's better to have 10 crews twiddling their thumbs and 1 injury than 1 crew desperatley tring to tend to a whole fire crew who just got chemical burns.
I live near a chemical works that tests thay exact alarm every friday. First time I heard it, around the time of the russian invasion, I did in fact poo myself.
@@EmergencyResponsesBallaratReal we actually had an incident the other day I live in a state that gets snow and we had a propane truck roll over due to the shitty weather and crushed the valve that takes the gas from the truck through the hose to tank it leaked about 350 gallons worth of gas we had to get in there and clamp it up
@@EmergencyResponsesBallaratReal it’s was propane not sure what you use it for where your firm but here in the states we using for heating cooking and heating water and a few other things
Most of them wont be undercover police but probably on call operational, tactical, snd strategic commanders for the different services arriving in their personal vehicles.
4:00 A little dumb of the police to park their car in such a way as to make it difficult for fire appliances to access the scene, should surely have backed up a little and then stood in the open lane moving when needed to let vehicles in.
@@Chris-hy6jy although I do think the appliance driver must shoulder some of the blame for making it difficult to get though, made the angle all wrong on approach, and many other appliances didn’t struggle to get through the same gap, it wasn’t that tight (and yes I drive HGVs so I’m qualified to comment lol)
In my opinion, I think the people in the traffic are stupid they won't move away for the emergency services "because it's now breaking the law" Like burh , this is why we have more waiting times for emergency services
@@aquanick2001 I get the impression some of the emergency drivers didn't see the police car blocking the road until the last second, by that point they were at the wrong angle to negotiate the turn. The police could have moved back and placed a stop sign in the other lane.
Chemical leak alarm or hazmat alarm. Different to fire alarm. Some adjoining properties in the area would be warned about what to do in the event of hearing that alarm.
What a shit show on the traffic management there. Park in the way. And leave the traffic lights to sort traffic out. Get the damn area cleared. Jesus 🤦🏻♂️
@@aquanick2001oh shut up you prat. So boring now. Having owned one for several years its never ever gone wrong. They are cheap and reliable with minimal bells and whistles which is just less to go wrong. Tits like you make me laugh you do realise mercedes and nissan also use the same running gear as the "shitty" dacias. Grow up ffs
Holy cow the number of emergency videos ive seen, ive never seen so many of all three services being called to one incident with that siren going as well and all the blues and twos it must of scared the shit out of anyone living locally Great catch by you though
What chemical was it? You know it’s bad when you see a load of emergency service cars shooting down with a haunting industrial siren in the background!!
All of these varied sirens are so beautiful to hear, also I love the white front bumpers on the fire engines, I wish the fire engines in my county were as pretty
My country has 1 hazmat unit for every 1 million people (population of 5m) so if there's a hazmat situation its bad when the hazmat team actually responds!
That's the on-site warning siren for the building, it's used for incidents like this to alert the people in the area (other businesses or the general public) of a danger on-site. This one in particular is an E2S a141
4:12 Now what are they going to do, charge with riot shields at the chemical pile? On a more serious, if not trivial note, I noticed in the end photos that the site has their own fire appliance bays - anyone know what private fire engines (or something of the sort) are stored there?
Unlikely to be private fire engines in those bays- I have worked in places that had permanently marked locations for fire/ambulance vehicles to park in the event of an emergency. Marking it as 'FIRE' or 'AMBULANCE' means people think twice before using it as a dumping ground or parking space.
Great video! 😊 what was the response from the fire service and north west ambulance service ? I saw somewhere 10 pumps but nothing about specials and 12 ambulances got sent
@@Slaithyte Specially trained in responding to major incidents and dealing with large crowds, so they're the best equipped unit to A - Transport lots of officers to the scene quickly B - Evacuate the area as required C - Manage any forming crowds D - Provide resilience spaces for attending officers E - Provide a high visibility police presence at the scene
It's standard procedure for chemical spill/ leaks especially in this case as it was hydrochloric acid. You know the same hydro chloric acid that burns through flesh and just about any part of the body
typical GMP: over-react clumsily when unnecessary and go AWOL when the streets and theatres need proper policing ... also some piss-poor road management tactics on display ..
"Just send anything that has lights and a siren. I don't care what it is, even Ice cream vans. Over"
Even ice cream van brilliant 😂😂
Don't forget the tow trucks
amazing 😂
Joe Biden heard ice cream and is on the way now…
@@that_one_poofGood, that means the yanks will do the work for us
You know sh*t has hit the fan when they are sending out the Dacia Dusters
This made me laugh lots 🤣 I’m in the motor trade for new vehicles so I have driven them, they really do take terrible to an all new low…..so so bad.
Maybe the officer has been a naughty boy and he’s been allocated the punishment vehicle 🤣
would probably be a fire chief personal whip
@@aquanick2001
12:14
@@aquanick2001
That could be a Doctor's Car. Sometimes Doctor's have their own cars which are rigged out with permission go have blues and a siren, so in emergency they can leave home or work and go to the emergency with their own vehicle.
There is a guy on UA-cam who films himself responding to emergencies showing to does and don'ts of being both someone responding to a blue light vehicle and being a blue light driver. His videos are rather slef reflective and helpful to others.
@@REDARROW_A_Personal 1. It was a joke. 2. I'm aware. 3. Its not a doctor, its a fire chief, they were given Dacia Dusters as a result of the Manchester arena enquiry so they could respond to incidents 24/7
how science teachers react if you don't put on protection goggles when mixing water and salt together:
So true
fr fr
😂😂
Now I’m imagining the one person needing hospital treatment having the entire ambulance service on them
Does happen I have seen 3 Ambulances (one car two vans) for someone having a heart attack. It's more of a case who can get there sooner. If they get two at the same time till they think they are clear the other can't leave. It's likely the car was there first, but they called for the patient to be taken in and two showed up at the same time, because its a case of if two are at similar distances then one may get there sooner, but if both arrive then one crew needs to be cleared to leave.
@@REDARROW_A_Personalthey always send 2 ambulances to cardiac arrests. They recon after doing 2 minutes of chest compressions a person is less effective so they aim to have 2 crews of 2, one on the airway, one keeping record and two to swap out on chest compressions.
I imagine the car is either just first on scene or a local manager.
They most likely didnt know for sure how many were injured and if it really is "large" it would be very dangerous so good to have lots of medical staff
@@litegem9041 It's probably more to do with sending a large number of people into a dangerous situation. It's better to have 10 crews twiddling their thumbs and 1 injury than 1 crew desperatley tring to tend to a whole fire crew who just got chemical burns.
@@REDARROW_A_PersonalWould have been a cardiac arrest surely, not sure why we'd send 3 resources to an MI unless the patient was very bariatric.
Dam, you hit the mother load of catches. Those alarms in the background just made the video that bit more interesting.
Yes it does
I live near a chemical works that tests thay exact alarm every friday. First time I heard it, around the time of the russian invasion, I did in fact poo myself.
I’m a Hazmat Tech in the US with my counties Hazardous Materials Team and I love seeing how other countries deal with Hazmat incidents
Hah, same here love the job, nice to meet another one of us! Love seeing the UK Work along
@@EmergencyResponsesBallaratReal I’m also going for my confined space rescue swift water and rope rescue certs I’m gonna be a jack of all trades XD
@@EmergencyResponsesBallaratReal we actually had an incident the other day I live in a state that gets snow and we had a propane truck roll over due to the shitty weather and crushed the valve that takes the gas from the truck through the hose to tank it leaked about 350 gallons worth of gas we had to get in there and clamp it up
@@Redbird45 My god, that’s a lot of Gasoline
@@EmergencyResponsesBallaratReal it’s was propane not sure what you use it for where your firm but here in the states we using for heating cooking and heating water and a few other things
Absolutely brilliant coverage , a lot of appliances too from all 3 services
You know its serious when all three emergency services are responding to the same call you've even got undercover cop cars
Most of them wont be undercover police but probably on call operational, tactical, snd strategic commanders for the different services arriving in their personal vehicles.
4:00 A little dumb of the police to park their car in such a way as to make it difficult for fire appliances to access the scene, should surely have backed up a little and then stood in the open lane moving when needed to let vehicles in.
Yeah, sadly a lot of our police officers don't have much in the way of common sense.
@@Chris-hy6jy although I do think the appliance driver must shoulder some of the blame for making it difficult to get though, made the angle all wrong on approach, and many other appliances didn’t struggle to get through the same gap, it wasn’t that tight (and yes I drive HGVs so I’m qualified to comment lol)
In my opinion, I think the people in the traffic are stupid they won't move away for the emergency services "because it's now breaking the law"
Like burh , this is why we have more waiting times for emergency services
@@aquanick2001 I get the impression some of the emergency drivers didn't see the police car blocking the road until the last second, by that point they were at the wrong angle to negotiate the turn. The police could have moved back and placed a stop sign in the other lane.
@@Chris-hy6jy it did look like that to me as well, but that said the police car definitely made it more difficult.
That police unit posted there did not help with the traffic!
Seems to be a trend in these videos lately
Absolutely brilliant work fantastic coverage excellent done well done
Very eerie alarm! Lucky that you were there
Alarms were going off in the building so must have been a pretty big spill.
Glad it was dealt with.
0:24 is that the warning alarm? Not the police siren.
Chemical leak alarm or hazmat alarm. Different to fire alarm. Some adjoining properties in the area would be warned about what to do in the event of hearing that alarm.
This'll make a dramatic episode on BBC's Ambulance if they were filming when this took place
That was absolutely fantastic brilliant vid
What a shit show on the traffic management there. Park in the way. And leave the traffic lights to sort traffic out. Get the damn area cleared. Jesus 🤦🏻♂️
An awful lot of vehicles in attendance, but I guess better to be safe than sorry.
Wow! What a crazy event! Great video though mate and some epic catches too!
Well done, fantastic coverage
Giant Warning sirens doing their job by doing Whoop Whoop
Made it a bit more eerie too
@@phillydom0457 Is that a real Chemical Alarm?
Any idea what the dacia duster was? Brilliant catch
Shows you in the video , fire brigade
Can’t think of a worse vehicle to use, the Dacia Duster is absolutely appalling to drive, and don’t even get me started on the build quality…….
@@aquanick2001oh shut up you prat. So boring now. Having owned one for several years its never ever gone wrong. They are cheap and reliable with minimal bells and whistles which is just less to go wrong. Tits like you make me laugh you do realise mercedes and nissan also use the same running gear as the "shitty" dacias. Grow up ffs
Great catch as always!
Still love seeing the old TVAC machine on the run, nice looking bit of kit they were.
Same.
10:16 thats one hella undercover car
Very good video with a nice variety of response vehicles, the statement and information of the incident was very interesting.
Really appreciate your video 📹 absolutely brilliant 👏 thanks
The convoy at 8:19 was an amazing catch, never seen incident response units using these big lorries, such a cool convoy!!!
Holy cow the number of emergency videos ive seen, ive never seen so many of all three services being called to one incident with that siren going as well and all the blues and twos it must of scared the shit out of anyone living locally
Great catch by you though
Gas leak happens when playing Emergency 4 freeplay:
Props to the people that helped
Wow so many vehicles! 😂 traffic must have been so confused with all the lights and sirens coming from all over
Someone got a 5 star wanted level 😂😂😂😂
Wow! What a turnout! But could someone tell me what the older pump with no ladders at #3:10 was? I’m thinking maybe it’s a foam appliance conversion?
BA support unit the foam tender is a curtain sider box trailer
The incident responce unit is called hart unit hazard area response team
That was one massive response! Great catches 😮
Thank you!
What chemical was it? You know it’s bad when you see a load of emergency service cars shooting down with a haunting industrial siren in the background!!
Phosphorus chloride on this occasion. There was a release of hydrochloric acid on the same site in 2013.
@@TheVleckChannel Oh dear! That’s not good at all!
Almost all of NWAS and GMFRS is there 😭
EAS alarm for a chemical spill
All of these varied sirens are so beautiful to hear, also I love the white front bumpers on the fire engines, I wish the fire engines in my county were as pretty
Like the disco in the background with the night searcher on
What a amazing video, you certainly were in the right spot at the right time
My country has 1 hazmat unit for every 1 million people (population of 5m) so if there's a hazmat situation its bad when the hazmat team actually responds!
Brilliant catch you got the right spot
If there had been a dangerous spill, i dont know if I’d want to be stood close it out
Great catches!👍🏻
Wow. Between this, London Bridge 2017, the Bow crane collapse 2021, Formby beach mass repsponse, this might take the holy grail of all catches.
What’s that the grey unmarked bmw is from Cornwall
This belongs to a fire officer
Ah Manchester, my hometown (I moved to Wales)
But seriously these people need to be more careful about chemical leaks...
You can tell things have gone tits up when they send a Dacia Duster with blues
Whats that sound in the backround 0:35
That's the on-site warning siren for the building, it's used for incidents like this to alert the people in the area (other businesses or the general public) of a danger on-site. This one in particular is an E2S a141
@@short_kenobi ohh ok thx!
4:12 Now what are they going to do, charge with riot shields at the chemical pile?
On a more serious, if not trivial note, I noticed in the end photos that the site has their own fire appliance bays - anyone know what private fire engines (or something of the sort) are stored there?
Unlikely to be private fire engines in those bays- I have worked in places that had permanently marked locations for fire/ambulance vehicles to park in the event of an emergency. Marking it as 'FIRE' or 'AMBULANCE' means people think twice before using it as a dumping ground or parking space.
you know stuff is bad when they bring out the ugly siren vehicles
0:16 what siren is that?
I was wonder that…. Think it’s a siren at the actual place where the spill is?
Also why wasthere an background siren?
That might originate from the facilitiy that had the spill to alert nearby bystanders and adjacent facilities.
Hazardous material or chemical spill/leak alarm. If it sounds all buildings in the vicinity need to evacuate the area
What’s the siren on loop
God that fire alarm must be fucking LOUD up close.
Dont use gods name if you dont beleive in him
@jezcolborne6329 Shut up fucking muppet
How can police show up with no protective gear on isn’t that EXTREMELY DANGEROUS
Super video!! 🔥
1:17 Where’s the Chemical Alarm coming from?
From where it is
@ Oh yeah
Great video! 😊 what was the response from the fire service and north west ambulance service ? I saw somewhere 10 pumps but nothing about specials and 12 ambulances got sent
There was the environmental protection truck from fire and I think I saw NWAS HART
The chemical that was spilt is phosphorus oxychloride if you’re wondering
Amazing video! Very lucky to get there before the crews to catch them!
Cheers mate, fortunately they made pumps 10 and asked for a lot of specials after the initial PDA the video was filmed over about a 5 hour period
Ello, why was TAU sent in? @@FirePhotos
@@Slaithyte Specially trained in responding to major incidents and dealing with large crowds, so they're the best equipped unit to
A - Transport lots of officers to the scene quickly
B - Evacuate the area as required
C - Manage any forming crowds
D - Provide resilience spaces for attending officers
E - Provide a high visibility police presence at the scene
ah alright cheers @@EastSussex999
What a catch. Bet you couldn’t believe your luck with this one!
Awesome Catches. Well Done!
Great catches!
phosphoryl trichloride - quenched
brilliant turn out, can u hear the sirens
Massive response actually means massive overreaction….
Jesus christ cups of tea must be getting cold!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Dont use jesus name for he can hear you
How many lives lost in this convoy of bad examples
6:29 has somebody robbed the diamond casino
Police doing a brilliant job managing the traffic.
Shows how much we love our tea when even the welfare unit gets blue lights.
Impressive fleet
Did Sally Army turn up with their food van for emergency workers?
What’s the big siren in the background for?
Wait... No lifeboat or coastguard or helicopters.. Not the sas or army.
When the OP decides to drop a can of Lynx Africa on the floor. . . .
what was the reason for the main siren at 08:08
The site alarm
@@ChrisBarrow-617 actually it's a factory alarm they basically only use for extremes emergency only like chemical leaks
@@ChrisBarrow-617that's a cool alarm
What's in the back of an 'incident Support Unit' truck?
*POV* that one flat burning to the ground though but all the fire engines responded the this
Standard procedures for chem spills and that's why there's always a unit or 2 not sent
“ makes pumps 56”
Wow!
Manchester needs to get some new Fire engines looking abit outdated
Is it just me or were they all going round circules
Liked and shared
Thatcsiren is eather a mod or some sort of electronic E2S A141
Idk why but some sirens scared me
Good work
Why do they need ambulances for a chemical spill.?
For people affected by the spill
@@bliz3 oh. Thanks. I was unsure
Bloody hell 😊😊😊😊😊
It looks like they threw everything at that response, including the kitchen sink aka the welfare unit!
Nice 🎉
Wait a minute. They didn't send the coastguard or lifeboat or Air or police helicopter. Could have wasted more money
It's standard procedure for chemical spill/ leaks especially in this case as it was hydrochloric acid. You know the same hydro chloric acid that burns through flesh and just about any part of the body
Average day in Manchester
typical GMP: over-react clumsily when unnecessary and go AWOL when the streets and theatres need proper policing ... also some piss-poor road management tactics on display ..
i wonder if english fire brigades and emergency services have ever thought about mounting some rumblers.
Not a fire service but the ambulance service where i live has a new response car with a rumbler on it
Well that doesn’t happen my way. 👍🏼🇪🇸
Somebody drop the jam for the doughnuts in the bakery?
No it's in the description
A chemical leak
I love it when police get stuck with their own stupid driving ..they had been faster 200 years ago on horses😅
Look at these police cars🎉