The drone WILL be CRUSHED if you fly over the FUEL REFINERY ⛽️😤🎥🤬❌️
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- Опубліковано 21 гру 2023
- Esso fuel refinery in Southampton. Security tell me the boss is on the way, the boss is not very nice at first and stalks me for a while. Due to high wind the drone was difficult and limited.
Cop looks like a young fella fresh out of school but with the mannerism, decorum, informative, presentation, neutral speaking tone and overall professionalism with just that one interaction. His youthful appearance aside, his handling was like a seasoned pro. He'll go a long way.
I think the younger cops are far better educated than the old school cops, who are stuck in their ways and won't accept change
Maybe he could get a respectable job?
@@S.TradesDon't tard all woth the same brush m8, they are good law abiding and use reasonable opinion on the spot which they are semi... allowed to do
Great police officer, knowledgeable and with a good attitude.
Wow a educated cop at the end. Amazing
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Great interaction with the police officer. Did the basic research before hand which is a good thing to hear, especially with him being quite young! Shame all the interactions on this video weren't like that!
If only all officers was like that young lad, hope he goes far in he's chosen workfield,
He did extremely well on his own as well !
If they don't want drones flying, why don't they prove why to the CAA, who if they have a safety issue, would create a no fly zone. You auditors accept those zones so the refinery wouldn't have a problem.
😅I can imagine the response. The CAA hasn’t got time for this. I’m pretty sure the police have asked them for the same thing, but paranoia is not a good enough reason to make a mess of the UK aviation charts.
I think the day is not far off when more restrictions will be put on on the 249g drones and where they can fly.
@@scudosmyth784yes , the police are putting applications to the CAA to establish FRZs over some police stations/ establishments and adjacent areas.
@scudosmyth784 ironically the drone law AFAIK is an EU law that the UK had to bring in and never repealed after they left the EU. In fact in spite of all the Brexit claims of "over regulation" from the EU I'm not aware of them repealing ANY of the thousands of regulations they said the EU had brought in.
It’s down to the Pilots common sense at the end of the day.
The police officer will go far in his career with that good attitude and knowledge and he’s only young,I think he needs to come and show the met police how to do things probably 😂😂😂 but all round the security fellas were ok just on edge with the silly protesters
Haha you think the police promote competence and honesty? That would disqualify him if anything
@@waynemcdermott9496 if you think I insulted the officer I'd encourage you to read again
@@rickymort135I do apologise mate I only read it quickly I thought it meant something else I will delete my first response 🫢
The UK is criss-crossed with pipelines most of them WERE government owned and laid down during the cold war. Their purpose was to pump from west coast ports to supply USAF bases on the east coast. Others ran south to Bristol and then across to London. Spurring off from the pipelines were secret strategic storage bases often below ground or hidden in hillsides. Over the years the major oil companies have supplemented the system with their own pipelines like the one from Anglesey to Stanlow and then further on branching off into Manchester airport. The government system has now been sold off to a foreign company. The petro-chemical industry has dramatically contracted from it's hey day in the 70's and 80's. Most refineries have closed and numerous multi-national companies have pulled out of the UK.
Thank u for your very informed explanation!👍
Correct. I was made redundant in the 90s... from an oil company which I adored working for.... Broke my heart when we were taken over by a foreign company 😢😢😢
You BURST their bubble of self importance brilliantly .
Flown past it many times.Its a bit of a blot on the landscape but a necessary one as my flying burns 50 gallons of jet A1 an hour.
10/10 for the police officer 👍🏻
He's been sniffing the fumes for too long. He thinks you'll be charged for trespass. Only in his fantasy world.
Shocked by officers response, admitted the things he did and didn't honestly know of immediately. Let alone telling the henchmen lol that's perfectly fine for you to do so. 🤜
WOW! 10 out of 10 for that young copper, he's gonna go far, well done sir.
No he won't, won't fit in with the gang with his forward thinking and common sense, need to be a tyrant to go far in the thin blue line gang.
When he asked you to leave, why did you not leave?
All's well that ends well.
The 'manager' started off a little overexcited ... though he no doubt enjoyed his flashing lights Haha
Good that he managed to get his ego in check and had a decent conversation in the end.
The two other security chaps were OK really ... it wasn't their fault.
The PC deserves top marks ... he was spot on.
As far as I know he cannot leave private property with that car while the blue light is stil in his car.
@@daytona1212pretty sure that’s correct, not just that he can’t use the blues on public roads they can’t even be fitted to the vehicle.
@@dwayne_dibley Thanks, I agree.
They use Blue lights on there because it is a busy with traffic. That refinery was/is the biggest in Europe at 5 square miles. They have their own emergency response team and fire brigade.
Best interaction I’ve seen in ages from any police. The head of security could have done a lot better by having the less combative attitude he had at the end, had he been more open to actually trying to find out why you were there (been told by DC staff to speak to security and had been waiting there for him to be able to inform him after initial conversation with the other security) then he could have created a better impression of himself and not been “bellowing unnecessary commands” at a member of the public.
Yeah, you ignored the huge red circle 'No Pedestrians' sign, that's why there's no walkways
So what?
@@rogerborgSo What ? Did you learn how to read before flunking 4th grade ,??
It means STAY OUT. It means YOU HAVE NO BUSINESS HERE. It means PRIVATE PROPERTY , but I get it now , 4th graders on UA-cam with no respect because their parents forgot to teach them how to behave. No wonder the UK is in such a mess. This explains everything !
wow ! when somebody says you need to leave the property : LEAVE !!!!! FFS
Eem I did FFS 😆
You have to pick I'm afraid, either ask someone to leave OR engage in conversation demanding you listen. One or the other, you can't do both. If you talk to me you give implicit permission for me to stay and converse
@@rickymort135 exactly ! don't do both, leave !
@@willycarle3088 if you're told to leave and implicitly told to stay at the same time you can do what you want. It's the owners responsibility to be unambiguous
Why?
Attitude of guy in blue cardigan is shockingly pig headed for head of security.
He is not actually head of security.
No wonder !!@@SuperFredc
In fairness you did walk past a “No pedestrian “ sign. Prohibited. That said, if security need better training. Exxon in USA are notorious for how they patrol the public spaces.
That young police officer is a shining example!
"Critical Infrastructure" with pipes carrying fuel and Oxygen so close to a roadway.....madness
Top Audit DJE . The first young Gentleman was very civil and had it all in hand ,until blue light boy arrived and treated you in that condescending manner .The officer was spot on , but it raises the question about the refinery protocol in regards to ringing the police. .
See how lots of individuals and businesses seem to have an immediate concern about terrorism? That's interesting in itsef.
Fake News reminds us every week since 9..ll
People in fear are easily controlled
It's just an excuse. Why do so many companies get funny about drones. It's not as if they own the air space above their property.
It's nothing you can't see on Google maps. Did they kick off to Google when the Google satellite took images over their property?
It's just pathetic and along the same lines of people complaining about people who park outside their house. Just like people say you don't own the road outside your self so have no entitlement to park there, the companies need to get with the times and realise they don't own the air space.
Nice no security at distribution.
@@matlockmeat The Courts have already ruled that the landowner does own the airspace above their property. Up to a reasonable height.
@@scotttchviski6706 where?
Don't matter if he is young and newly graduated, officers going well above 20 years still have no clue what they doing. This guy seems to be educated. More what the UK needs.
There is no doubt about the boss wanting DJE to leave.
Police like sitting in their warm car giving directives. Nice work if you can get it.
Here is a few Directives for you if you get harassed by the police
Don't run with scissors
Don't run with a lollipop in your mouth
Don't eat yellow snow
Don't kick your dog
Don't beat your partner 😠🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
He didn't actually give any directives; and the fact that he didn't step out of the car to confront and intimidate the auditor is TO HIS CREDIT.
Being grumpy is a life choice it's nothing to do with being old, 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
It is much more enjoyable when you are old though!
To be fair, I'd rather these guys on site be tough on security than too lax. Good too see they are protecting.
Thought the Cop did well and no over reaction. However the Security up to the usual standards. Paranoid.
It is a bit Annoying when they say we asked you to leave when they kept you there asking questions . Other than that they are Very Vigilant and reasonably polite - which you would expect for a critical infrastructure site . That place is like a mini City . Impressive 😮
I hope the lorries don't skid on a slippery road and go through the crash barriers and into the pipes shown early in the video. As always, great video, keep up the good work.
I hope you have a great Christmas DJE thankyou so much for the content lately its great
17 mins in, things may change but so far, security chap (first one) was an asset to his company:)
If business don't allow you to fly over maybe suggest a geo fence to them.
Leave but listen to what he's saying after you leave.
21:42 enter the bellend . "Leave u are trespassing! What are u doing ?" 😂😂😂
WoW ! I counted over 100 tower structures in that place and if most of them are chimneys ? What is coming out into environment ? There was a sign saying somthing about cacogenics .So it an amazing insight or oversight you captured And I think the public will be surprised what is next door to them and the potential dangers of illness and contamination
when he took the drone up and you could see what looked like a little residential area amongst the trees to the right of the image, maybe also belonging to the site I dont know, but I was thinking no way I would want to live there right next to that refinery
Well they aren't mostly chimneys so don't fret about it!
I lived a few streets away from there for a couple of years. I worked for a different chemical manufacturer on the same estate.
He just admitted that the land you were on by the church was rented out that changes who can remove you from it as it is now the church unless they have a major clause in their lease
We need police. Of course we do. And we need police like this young fella.
That vehicle can't go on a public road with blue lights on.
Even if they are off you still can not go on public roads.
Recovery trucks have only just been allowed to have red lights flashing on the trucks.
So if you wanted to be a pain then you could report it 🙂
The boss was a decent man, bit paranoid, but not a bad chap, to be fair.
This is where you end up if you don't pay attention at school.
yeah exactly, holding a camera pestering private businesses, baiting the security out praying for an confrontation for views.
@@bubbacalling. Quite rightly so very strange behaviour 😊
@@bubbacallingyes , creating content so you can voice your discontent.
Marvellous, isn't it ? , even negativity has a positive effect on advertising payment for views
Sadly you are correct. I am flagging all of his videos though in the hope the channel gets terminated.@@smeehere
Ive been on refinery sites, you cant take transmiting equipment on site, tankers have rubberised transmiting equpment and some know it all comes along with a drone ffs
Well done PC, Have a great Christmas.
A nice young police officer who know most of the laws on flying a drone in that area. Great Audit keep safe out there. Have a great Christmas and a great Auditing new year 2024.
It’s nice to see plod are starting to understand people have rights and bothered to educate security.
That was indeed an interesting video.
If they lease the land to the church then its the churches land and he has no authority there while its leased to someone else.
Thoroughly enjoyed this one DJE because believe it or not, I used to be Personal Assistant to the Purchasing Manager for an oil company in my area..... I totally loved the job for 16 years. I dealt with Esso, Shell, BP, Q8 and lots more companies. Our company made grease and oil etc. believe it or not, I was a fire officer lol... If our company went up. It would have taken a lot of my area with it. So I can totally understand why those people on site were worried. We had a few near misses with grease fires. I always said that if our company was totally on fire, I would NOT be on the car park doing a fire officer job... You have to be in the industry to realise how dangerous the oils and chemicals are... but I really enjoyed this video, it took me back to the job I loved the most. Thank you DJE 💖 xxx
That's great . What do you think of the pipes on the main road 🤔 xx
@@DJEMEDIA to be honest, I thought that they were dangerous because of car crashes. It only takes one crash to ignite the fuel... Our grease plant was a nightmare. We were connected to the local fire station. We had grease, oils, antifreeze etc. but I loved that job the best. All those high profile companies like Esso, Shell, BP, were a total pleasure to work with. The guy in the car, in my opinion, was just concerned who you were... If I was still working for my old company. I could have got you on site no problem lol. The managers I worked with were sound as a pound. You would have been welcome. But our company was home from home. I hated it when we got taken over by a foreign company x this my favourite video that you have done 👍👍👍✅ xx
@Denise18_03 Yeah I get where he's coming from but his first approach was poor. I reckon you could still sweet talk us both onto a site..
@@DJEMEDIA I agree. He could have explained to you about the issues he was worried about... He was really hostile at first and then mellowed. People are going to be curious about sites like that because I really find them interesting as I worked in the industry but I never got to walk on the shop floor. I was in the offices. But I did go to an oil refinery once and it was amazing in Irlam... I think that you did a great job filming though. I'm still reeling from it. Much better for me than the hotels lol.... Xx
As an Electrical Engineer can confirm that refineries are fascinating places thar produce hundreds of chemicals and substances apart from petrol/diesel from crude oil.
These products are used in our everyday lives like soap, shampoos etc and are also used industrial processes in the production of pharmaceuticals agriculturasl, plastics etc
The funniest thing about flying your drone is the places you are not allowed to fly your drone.....is your drone won't fly there anyway! (it's software won't allow you to do it.)
Yet another great police reaction, nice video mate
what a fool, lots of fuel , lots of explosive fuel , you could be a Hamas spy
The pipeline won't have many pipes inside. It's one pipe that you send fuel through. When you want to switch fuel types you flush it through with an inert fuel.
The security guy got it wrong by saying you could go onsite with cameras. They aren't intrinsically safe.
They can't have blue light fitted to a vehicle if it goes out on the public highway. It has a registration plate so I am guessing they do sometimes. They can also not have a blue light fitted to a vehicle even on private land if it is within view of a public highway.
CREDIT TO THE COP FOR TELLING THEM HE CAN FLY WELL DONE COPPER
This would be an interesting site to see more of from overhead. The chap from the Police gave a good impression having checked in advance rather than launching into what seems to be the more common explosive tirade about goodness knows what. Thank you.
If there was a problem you would be hidden and they would have little to no, knowledge about who what where and as he stated the size of the site makes finding you very difficult and unlikely. The boss was bullish has hell which they tend to be (with little provocation) Brilliant interaction with the police especially when being directed by major companies and he even explained to security that you could do it. Which surprised me, However I would be surprised if your details were not covertly obtained as with whats going on in Ukraine has frightened both companies like this AND UK security services (and not just the police)
Don't come looking for trouble you will find it full stop 😂😂
Makes a change to see a good cop handle the situation well. He will probably be despised by the bad cops
Brilliant police officer
The old codger in his adidas trainers, needs to grow up and stop panicking over nothing.
VERY GOOD AUDIT WELL DONE FELLA
Great video you dealt with all parties with professional courtesy and calmness.
Bet they aren't on the phone everyday to the home office about who they let in.
the refinery looks amazing at night all lit up...
Bunch of Muppets well told great video 🎉🎉🎉
It is an offence to fit and use a blue flashing light to a vehicle. Whether the vehicle ventures onto a public highway is irrelevant.
@bluebottle1617 Wrong, if what you say is true, then how do airports, docks, secure storage areas, bonded areas, chemical plants and as you've just seen refineries get away with it ?
I can drive how and have 15 blue lights on my car whilst on my farm and private road.
@@silversurf6159 Airports have their own fire and rescue service which they must have by law. Docks, yes, especially if they handle flammable materials. Chemical plants, yes, many have their own industrial fire and rescue service, as do oil refineries. Bonded areas, yes, I have come across them with their own firefighting vehicles when I was in the police. If the bonded area holds anything of a flammable nature, then it is likely they will have firefighting vehicles on site.
What determines whether a vehicle may have blue flashing lights fitted lawfully is the use to which it is put. Vehicles used for fire, police, ambulance, coastguard and lifeboat purposes are all permitted to be fitted with and use blue flashing lights. The vehicle in the video was a security vehicle; that is not included in the permitted vehicles described in legislation. Amber is perfectly lawful for security purposes, but not blue.
@@realmusicreallife Are they the ones that are under the vehicle? If so, they are perfectly legal. The type the bluelight services use are not lawful to fit to vehicles other than those permitted, by law, to have them fitted. The use the vehicle is put to is what determines whether the fitting and use of blue flashing lights is legal.
@@bluebottle1617 Every man and his dog knows and understands that conventional emergency vehicles, fire, police, ambulance, coast guard, bomb squad etc. can be fitted with blue lights.
However, my answer to you above, was to your statement......"It is an offence to fit and use a blue flashing light to a vehicle. Whether the vehicle ventures onto a public highway is irrelevant." .......which is patently wrong.
It is not an offence to fit blue lights, as you suggest it is, " Whether the vehicle ventures onto a public highway is irrelevant."
There are many other private vehicles that are allowed to have blue lights fitted and be used a couple of examples being certain forestry vehicles, revenue vehicles, Basics Responders which includes GP's and nurses private vehicles. !
If you have a class2 drone licence you can fly drones 250-500g with same rules as under 250 except avoid flying over people intentionally;)
Incidentally,
The Road Vehicles Lighting Regulations 1989 blue lights cannot be used other than on emergency vehicles. In areas where it’s considered a road, private or not, would be considered unlawful.
It's unlawful to simply install them even if you don't use them.
40:47 I certainly wouldn't want to live in one of those houses right on the edge of the refinery
"Is it under 250Kg"
"Gram"
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Nice to see some Englishmen doing security, instead of immigrants who can't speak the language. Good to have some local talent makes a nice change.
6:30 Flying a drone over somewhere is not a security breach because no security has been breached. There are no barriers up in the air to be breached. There are no security guards up in the air to be breached. There are no laws that stop a sub 250g drone flying over a place so its no illegal either. So it is allowed.
wither on private land or not only emergency vehicles are aloud to have blue flashing lights, he's breaking the law.
The sky is not private property, i wish people would inform themselves better, the rules are really quite simple.
The oil is pumped via pipe line from wytch oil farm in Wareham Dorset. I worked there is a cool place.... fo check it out. Drive to Corfe Castle 1st left before Corfe.... sign on the road says RVP 1
the steam is used for heating the pipelines that require trace heating because of the viscosity of the product inside of them, it would be solid at ambient temperature✌
Santa`s little helpers are now drones
Coppers ain't like yester year would have a got out the car and give your ear a good clip!
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They are SO worried about terrorism, but "We don't have security on site" How embarrassing.
Blimey! Pipelines possibly carrying explosive chemicals in clear view right next to a road where petrol tanker trucks (and a mobile crane at 13:20) travel frequently. It’s easy to think of a scenario where a truck could crash through the roadside barrier in a shower of sparks and then fracture one or more of the pipelines… I hope those pipelines were decommissioned years ago.
Time to unsubscribe from this karen auditor. After seeing him run to the friendly to tell tales on those lads washing that car, i cant watch anymore. Hes an entitled karen and doesn’t realize it
Kevin is the male equivalent of Karen
Goodbye no need to say you are leaving , as a total nobody no won will give a toss .
'won' lol @@melvynparkerson9984
@@melvynparkerson9984 what a noob response
Great audit video upload enjoyed watching this great when you go to these big places like different isant it hope to see more to come like this yer the spoke soon wanted you to go to start of with ay then in end comes back to you being all fine and that shows you don't it how someone came just change so quick hmmm ok dj till the next one m8
my home town!, glad the cops didnt let us down
22:05 The super aggressive bloke who just destroyed the amicable environment created by the first lot of security proves he failed his GDPR training course. It has nothing to do with publishing and everything to do with getting informed consent and DJE did not give it. In fact DJE gave every indication he did not agree to the company having his personal data.
He does talk rubbish!!!! Every truck going into the refinery has cameras!!!! 😂😂
Mr Gaud strikes again.
The drone WILL be CRUSHED by Santa himself.
I'll bet the popos love being called out on these calls as though they are the hired help.
Wow that stinks of petrol that!! Well it is a fuel refinery duh 😂😂
14:05 I thought it said security shit manager at a quick glance on the door of the truck😂
Reg Hollis got a new job
Little tip: adjust your white balance a little on drone, takes the glare down when picture is predominantly white buildings
Young copper was sound tbf
Very good. Did his research first and also told the complainant the score in front of me. Which always goes a long way.
@@DJEMEDIA couldn’t agree more 👍🏼
Nicely done! Also good copper… makes a change!
The amount of people who follow and question photographers. What do they think this will achieve. So they follow and harass.... and?
Another good cop!!
If you want to video a refinery then try North Killingholme, Immingham, it’s massive and you can get real close. There’s public roads next to it too. You could also film from the nearby village without any hassle.
Nowhere is left in this country.