🌟 FLEET FRIDAY 🌟 FDNY TACTICAL SUPPORT UNIT 1

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  • Опубліковано 17 сер 2023
  • There is 2 Tactical Support Units in the FDNY. TSU 1 is on Roosevelt Island covering Manhattan, Bronx, Northern Queens & Northern Brooklyn. TSU 2 is on Staten Island at Rescue 5 quarters covering the rest of the city. They are each staffed by 1 Firefighter from Rescue Operations and must be Rescue Qualified. They respond to a various amount of Rescue Operations Calls, such as Collapses, Trench, Subways, Water Emergencies, Blind Shaft Elevators, Debris / Bricks from a Building, Beach Rescue, Scaffolding, Window Washer Rescues, Any Technical Rescues, Heavy Pin Jobs, SCUBA Calls, 10-76 Commercial High Rise Fires, 2nd Alarms Citywide, Airport Emergencies and any special calls. Tactical Support Units support the Rescue & Squad companies and assist them with operations. During Fires the TSU Firefighter Teams up with Rescue Battalion and his aide and form a team, called Rescue Ops Division. When the TSU arrives on scene before the Rescue Battalion he will assist in helping one of the Rescue companies usually getting tools they may need and teaming up with the Outside Team. TSUs both have a 14 foot Zodaic boat that they can utilize. Mainly TSU 1 uses the boat on Rosevelt Island and Randall’s Island to access the East River. They also use the boat Central Park in Manhattan and even Orchard Beach in the Bronx. TSU 2 may use the boat for the numerous Lakes, Ponds on the Island. They may utilize the boat in the rockaways and in Coney Island for Beach Rescues. It has 4x4 capability so it can drive on sand and During rain and snow storms they may use the TSUs & BFUs along with the High Water Units as they can drive thru high water. So of the tools that are kept on the Tactical Support Units that are not carried on Rescues, Squads or SSLs are the Transit Level which goes on a tripod and magnifies 20 times for a 200 feet range. It allows the user to determine vertical angels. “For example a wall is leaning off a building they can put the transit and mark a spot and monitor the location to see if the wall is moving or shifting.” They have a Zistos camera which is a pole camera that also have a thermal camera. Which can be used for tight areas, Hazmat Scenes, Person Trapped in a tight area to see better visual of something. They carry extra SCUBA equipment as they support the rescues in dive operations. They have numerous types of Large LED Lights. Compliment of Technical & Water Rescue Ropes. Night Vision Googles, All kinds of cordless saws, All kinds of Hazmat Meters, Radiation, Dewatering Equipment as they are dispatched to assist in Dewatering operations and assist Dewatering Unit. All Kinds of Jacks, airbags, extrication equipment jaws. Water rescue line gun, all types of saws and chain saws. Go jacks to move a car. They have a 85 foot tall light tower for scene lighting. There is also a Marine Tactical Unit that is coming in a different fleet Friday they carry more Water Rescue Equipment compared to Rescue Equipment on this unit. Tac 1 Responds to about 1,500 calls a year and Tac 2 Responds to under 1,000 calls a year on average.
    If you have any questions about the Tactical Support Units leave them in the comments and I will do my best to answer your questions! Don’t forget to
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  • @chriswilson9230

    Another great video. The battery operated rescue tools are great. My county FD has gone to these and the work great.

  • @palletwizard

    This is one of my favorites! What a workhorse and a life saver! Your videos go above and beyond the call of duty! Thanks!

  • @pelon3104

    HAPPY FLEET FRIDAY SKYLER 👍😁🙏🇺🇸

  • @user-bt3wv8mg4r

    KEEP IT COME MORE FLEET FRIDAY FROM FDNY

  • @user-xn1xi3wd3l

    Hi John my friend Robbie and Lindsey love your videos

  • @schasney1915

    Thanks Skyler. Any questions that I had were already answered by this video. Very thorough. Stay safe Brother!

  • @DavidRodriguez-dg9gv

    Excellent video Skyler.

  • @mndew620

    THANK YOU. Been waiting a long time for that.

  • @BigDuke-md8ec

    Excellent content . Keep up the good work

  • @charleshallock2793

    Awesome Video on TSU 1 love your Fleet Vehicles Videos Skyler learn something new on FDNY fleet.

  • @firefighterfan2010

    Nice fleet Friday video of the FDNY Tactical Support Unit 1!👍🏻

  • @5thdegreekempo

    thanks to the firefighters who took their time to show us all this cool stuff.

  • @markbickelhaupt4414

    Skyler, Another great video. TSUs keep getting bigger! Some of the old TSUs were Ford F-350s 4x4 with a Reading body, no crane. That was is the late '80s. Had a ramp on the top, had to manually pull the boat down & put the motor on, every time it was used. This rig beats that hands down. Medium Rescue!!! Have to be able to bring all the toys that can't fit on the Heavy Rescues LOL! On the street or in the water, this is the truck to have. The "Fleet Fridays" keep getting better!!! Thanks Skyler👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 One question, is the Marine Support Unit, a mirror, to the TSUs?

  • @timmuller1567

    That thing is awesome. Great video.

  • @malcolmcossar6447

    What an Awesome Rig! Thanks Skyler for another Fantastic Edition of Fleet Friday! I've seen all your Fleet Fridays and Really enjoy seeing the different rigs and what they carry! Keep up the Great work and looking forward to future fleet Fridays!👍👏

  • @BColePhotography

    Skyler, I really enjoy your Fleet Friday videos! Thank you for sharing and thanks to the FDNY for allowing you to showcase their units. Keep up the good work!

  • @PMichaels

    What a cool unit. Thanks for a great tour!

  • @thomasfreeman7770

    Another great video Skyler. The rescue division only a small part of past FDNY presence on Roosevelt island. Before the advent of the “rock” the division of training operated there in the 60s. They called it”welfare island “ in those days. The training center occupied that current property and all tha property that is now a parking garage. It was the first thing on the right as you exited the bridge from Ravenswood Queens .

  • @johnpappas2060

    Bless Really enjoying these Friday videos. Salute the FDNY for helping you. Thanks 😊

  • @aaronjohnson2843

    Nice video of a unit that is critical,and from reading the news out here in Colorado,this particular special unit unfortunately has been very busy in NYC so far this year.Excellent job, Skyler for explaining the features of this unit.