Mid Day House Fire in District 4 | Tulsa, OK
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- Опубліковано 8 січ 2021
- Tulsa Okahoma 1-8-2021
Problem: House Fire
Address: 3155 E Woodrow Pl
Units ENG16 ENG15 ENG17 ENG3 ENG24 L24 C644 C835 C768 C769
Time of Incident 14:35
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Tulsa is one of the most professional departments I've ever seen on UA-cam!!!!
How true.
Unfortunately not when it comes to reducing the exposure to carcinogens, but as long as they look ‘salty’ that’s all that matters....
@@Jimmythefish577 stop bitching they are excellent for a city fire company
Ya des ien tas liead
Really ?
Some of them couldn't even put their SCBA sets on correctly before they went in.
That's basic stuff.
I like the use of the booster reel to mop up so the rest of the hoses can be stowed. Nice idea
I'm proud of our firefighters, they come out in full force, they DON'T mess around. They usually extinguish thr fire within minutes of arrival. You guys ARE amazing. It's good to know that we have a DAMNED good fire department and great men and women who keep us safe. God bless you guys and I appreciate your service.
your right the best i have ever seen
These guys showed up to do business! I love seeing well prepared departments doing things right!
Guys as a retired fire fighter, these guys make me so proud. I have watched a number of Tulsa FD working. They absolutely are great at their job's. You an tell that they are well trained an don't mess around when it comes to fire fighting. The people of Tulsa should be so ever proud of the Department.
Sure bring back memories when I was a volunteer firefighter for St.Helens Oregon and been alot calls great job ladies and gentlemen. I can't believe how things have change since I was a volunteer.
Very professional. No confusion - everoyne knew their job and did it.
I watched 5 ff enter without a tool after the first line went in...guess they were waiting for the professional members to get there?
And pulled a booster line to use as one of the main fire lines.
yeah, maybe they should arrive packed up and ready to go, instead doing on the front lawn while the house burns
@@bill-nj6fc some departments require you pack out on arrival for safety reasons and not be completely masked so stop bitching and give these great ppl props for their professionalism. -signed a fellow firefighter
@@joelmumie519 Do you need water or tools to put fires out? Last time I checked water puts fires out!
Great job TFD on quick arrival and aggressive attack to knock down this fire. Great video coverage! 👍👍👍
Very impressive work Tulsa FD !! From FDNY ☘️👍🏼🔥
These are great guys, teamwork makes the dream work. They know their jobs and get it done. Awesome knock on the fire .
Amazing job, well coordinated, professional!
Great work firefighters! Great work camera crew (of one!)
It's obvious these guys care and do a great job. Fast, responsive and taking care of putting out the fire as fast as possible. You see some crews more interested in playing with toys and not actually trying to put out the fire. Not these guys. Awesome job.
Great shot , awesome job by the firefighter's, some slick rigs , keep up the great work. Tulsa aint to far from me lol I am near Joplin
Nice and professional looking. Good video.
Love the leather. Classy👍🏻
Nice job ! This department does a really nice job ! Guys in packs ! Guys with hand tools ! Water supply ! Not standing around ! . Great job 👍
Great work guys.
Super footage.
Nice work guys keep it up 🚒🇺🇸🧑🚒
Do you not have BA control? Why so many FF going in? Struc that size requires 2x BA teams = 4 x FF
Very Professional. All in SCBA and Full Turnout { Even Gloves }. No one went on fire ground empty handed. Everyone had a tool and assignment. No rushing, screaming. GREAT JOB. I agree with comment on leaving space for truck. One story or not good practice. TULSA FIRE GETS an A+....
I'm watching this (awesome footage), and an old Western Swing tune by Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys starts going through my twisted FF/musician mind, "TAKE ME BACK TO TULSA, I'M TOO YOUNG TO MARRY...." Ever since hearing that song, I have always wanted to visit Tulsa. "God Bless the Ghetto..." --one of the coolest helmet decals I've seen...and one of the other officers there has a badass Bronx Bend going on.
great to see the firemen moving quickly like they care, great work guys...best squad Ive seen on here
Love the Blue LED'S!
What a beautiful job, well done.
N I C E STOP, best one I've seen on UA-cam
Great job guys . Getter done .
Nice footage!
Wow epic footage! What’s Tulsa standard residential structure fire response?
nice video at first i though it was a drone when i started to move cause it was so stable then saw shadow on the egine
I am totally impressed with TFD. #Teamwork
Give your heart out to them firefighters they work so hard.
Well done guys!!
Quick knock down..good Job!.
So many armchair firefighters who key in on some mundane detail in these videos. Like the freaking waist strap of the guy on 4th arriving apparatus when the fire has already been knocked down. Or the engine parked in front of a 1 story SFH that could easily be laddered with a 14’ roof ladder. Or no vent hole on a minor fire (clearly not always necessary when you’ve got knockdown in under 5 minutes). Or dirty turnouts on guys just coming out of the interior after knockdown. It was a good stop with fast water and entry, quick hydrant hookup, 2 lines out and a booster line backup within minutes, and 6-8 people interior within minutes. Solid effort and aggressive fast attack.
2:29 24 HAS A JAKE BREAK!?!?!?!?
Hey.... you've got "garden-hoses" to!! Really nice, they can be of great benefit. That was very proffesional. Greetings from Holland, Europe.
Obviously a well-fought, well-coordinated fire attack. The video was well done also, thank you. I do have some questions though just for my education. 1) I noticed that you did not use a roof vent to eliminate smoke, though there was smoke emanating from the eves and roof vets. 2) I noticed that you never opened the garage door, though there was smoke seen coming from all around it. 3) I noticed a booster line (something that is very seldom used anymore) deployed into the house in the latter stages of the fire. I am not by any means criticizing your fire attack, because it obviously went well, I am trying to understand your logistics. Thank you.
Looks like positive pressure ventilation was used. No need for a hole in the roof. Also the reason they didn't open the garage door.
Looks like a 1 1/2 booster more than capable of handling any flare-up/rekinle always good to keep inside as they do overhaul/fire investigation and allows the crosslays and all that to begin to be cleaned and repacked.
I would guess the garage door was unusable as its hanging off track and crocked. The house looks like it does need some maintenance.
Other departments could learn from this video. Proof; Water puts out fire! Amazing,
Damn they put that out ASAP. They saved the house. Good job!
God bless
20 years ago they would have been through that door with an axe in 2 minutes.
Who as a Captain and a Pipemen came off the Enginge w/o a tool?
Thought the same thing.
Or a hand light...
Why would they. That is what a truck company is for
They did do a great hustle on getting inside the house.
They didn't need that many firefighters inside that house initially. Especially with it being that small. They should have opened the garage door. And at the same time they should have ventilated the roof. And more windows.
Good hustle boys!
Tulsa Fire is A1💪🏾💪🏾🔥
Does anyone know where this fire started? Thanks
So, what's up with the NOT securing the Scott-Pak waist belt? Too cool? Don't need it? It's there for a reason. Use it.
Or they just don't want to. I don't understand people getting upset over someone's preference.
I noticed that. Seems odd. Not sure what the benefit would be.
They knew to drop a supply line right away good job
I was also wondering, what’s the standard response assignment for a structural fire in Tulsa? I couldn’t get a good overview of the scene, but looked to me like there were at least 6 rigs there. 4 engines and 2 trucks?
In general whatever is needed to handle the job.
Depends on the fire with TFD they will dispatch the district the fire call is in and then if the district chief asks for it they will add more units as needed.
Great job! I don't mean to "Monday morning quarterback'" here but why use positive pressure ventilation on this fire rather than vertical ventilation?
Plenty of ventilation happening through vents. Find attic access and put it out, as they did. If it wasn't venting definitely time for a cut hole otherwise not worth it. Video shows it.
They got the fire out fast
Good Stop Guys. Well Co ordinated. That's how it's done.
Looking at the house on Google maps, photo taken 2/22. The windows are boarded up as is the garage door and front door. Siding on front of house has been stripped and shingles taken off roof. There is a camper in the back yard and the lawn has been mowed.
Looks like it's being repaired. The overhead looks to have been taken before the fire. That house is bigger than it looks from the front.
Agreed, l too believe the fire department of Tulsa is a good fire department.l see them on Google here and I believe it. Can you please show me your work in 27's station area? I used to live in that neighborhood. Dave kilby in Lynchburg Virginia
Although they done a great job, keep in mind there is 5 truck crews there. Not one who are trying to establish supply and entry at the same time hoping the 2nd unit is right on their tails
Pretty big response for a dwelling, what rolls on a Box there?
Hopefully everyone made it out ok
What was the cause 😢
Great job! Initially I was thinking, hit it hard from the yard. Great Stop!
Wtf is the booster line for? Lol I spit my Pepsi out when he dragged it up.
They had some time to get this one. By the smoke push on arrival a nice fire to get situated at the front door, enter and find that devil.
Helmet, packs and gear are filthy guys, , , , CANCER. Please clean it up.
Glad to see the driver hosing down the SCBAs.
Damn that's impressive. Knocked down in less than 5
🙏
If the engine(s) had pulled to the other curb, the truck company wouldn't have been blocked out. Should be SOP.
Truth... Product of transverse preconnects...
Or they knew they didn't need the truck right upfront.
my only critique is ladder always get the front of the house
Yeah....never know when you're gonna need a ladder truck on a single story, single family dwelling.🤣🤣🤣
@@kentcarter835 We had a single story in our neighborhood several years ago. The entire top was on fire at arrival. our city set three ladder trucks up and had the fire down in just minutes. Kept the fire from spreading to neighbor homes. They also spray exposures first thing when fire is external. We also have a great fire department, thankfully.
@@kentcarter835 I know a house that was built by a contractor. The roof trusses are on 28" centers. The sheating was 1/2". The owners step son went onto the roof to put on a chimney cap and it caved in. There was no water damage and never a fire. You never know what you will be working over or under unless its your house. 1 story or 10, safety 1st. If you have an aerial, use it!
@@danielheartsill4269 Three ladders on a single family dwelling? Or was this a multi unit? Three seems quite excessive for a single family, single story home.
@@greyman686 It was a drug lab explosion and the whole house was on fire at one time. We have a #1 rated fire department. In a town of 250k we have eleven fire stations with at least one engine and one ladder truck at each. Also there is at least one ambulance in each station. One of the stations near a large lake they have a rescue boat and other lake equipment as well. We moved here from a small town and I saw firemen in the grocery store one day. I told them I was mad at them. They ask why, I told them I don't get to see a good fire anymore because they put them out. Where I came from they most of the time save the fence around the lot and propane tank. Our hometown is a population of around 25k. They have five fire engines including one ladder truck. Also two brush trucks. Kinda sad isn't it?
going in with pack only half on smh fasten the waist belt it's there for a reason!
Looks abandoned. These guys are pretty quick but I see no roof activity from the truck company. Did I miss something or was this just a content fire.
I love our firemen.
Attic fires can be hard.
I see firefighters running!! Nice!!
Thank God for fist responders.
i have a question, i see these guys enter the house full of smoke, how do you see???
They can't , most of time it is by feel their way in total black darkness , even the fire
itself can be hard to see until up face front .
Handheld light doesn't help either because of the dense smoke particles .
Some have used handheld infrared devices that show up heat on a screen .
Helpfull tool yes but not all have those ( expensive ? or hard to get ? )
But Yes , mostly they can't see anything at all .
Rescue people trapped is by feel to find .
Scary .... Yes .. pretty scary ..
@@kennethsrensen7706 seems like something should be invented just for that use, those guys are walking into a death trap everytime there is a fire
@@grumpyleavemealoneoldman So true ,
I totally agree .
It looks like there is made attempt to try
doing exactely that , but it is not that easy
mainly because smoke is made of all those
fine particles . The infrared device is just
such an attempt . Hopefully in future
they can sucess . Such as night vision
they use in military have being tried but
was useless , they rely on infrared light
and no light can shine trough the particles
in the smoke .
Thats why firefighters always trying to
venting the smoke out , but it come with
a risk too . When venting you litterly feed
air ( oxygen ) to the fire and it grow fast
in strenght now it get fueled .
Yes I totally agree , they need some
gear that can help in the dark .
Edit - I just watching this video
ua-cam.com/video/YfPE6KFkPjw/v-deo.html
It is a helmet camera and it show how bad visibillity
is and they even saved a person inside that place .
Scary , really scary .
@@kennethsrensen7706 I texted my brother and also sent your replies to him along with my first question, he loves to invent items
@@grumpyleavemealoneoldman
Maybe he can get an idea .
Thermal cameras seem promising but
because of the particles in the smoke it
is extremely difficult to see the screen .
They have tried to use them to locate
fire and eventually victims .
But unless the screen in litterly up
front of nose they have little chance
to see the screen clear .
Flashlights only give a light blop and can
not light up inside smoke filled areas .
But usefull to locate each other a little .
Seems particles is biggest problem to
solve but they never constst of same type
of particles because of the many materials
that burn in fires .
Every fire have different smoke and
different particle types blended together .
Particles effectively block light and
make visibility zerro .
Screens in the helmet have proven very
difficult because of the heat and damp
also they are difficult enough to wear .
They need to be able to move easy
around , thats not easy for them .
( as good as can with all that gear )
Yes , they need something effective
and cheap enough that all department
can afford it .
Governments around the world is sadly VERY GOOD at save money by cut in their
budgets .
Where are the holes in the roof? 😉 Is there different construction methods used in Tulsa that negate this? Or is this a case of different tactics used in this neck of the woods?
And does the engine company take the front? Or does the truck company take the front of the building?
It's not always necessary to vent the roof.
@@jimkeefe7616 usually truck companies take the front but single floor houses like this its a waste of time to even set the ladder up. You could have a ground ladder and a hole being cut by the time the stick even gets in position.
This home was manufacture mid 70's before that regulation
@@jackh577 There was a certain element of sarcasm to my question. The type of tactics used in Tulsa very much remind me of how fires are fought here in New Zealand...and the lack of `roof venting` is part of that. In almost every other USA video I see, the firefighters are cutting holes in the roof. And although I understand the reasoning for this, I am also convinced that construction methods used in the USA have some part to play in all this.
8:24 guess Tulsa doesn’t have a minimum height requirement.
I think the only thing I would have done differently is left the spot for the ladder truck in front of the building. But with a 1 story house, you could easily use ground ladders.
That's probably why! One story house!
Is it worth the risk to put a guy up there in the first place?
Because when these guys pull up to the scene they know exactly what they need, where they need it, and when they need it. These guys don't fuck around like most departments hell they had already been inside for 5 minutes putting out flames. You boys in your small town VFD watch and learn.
These guys' diffidently cowboy-ed up. Double time all the way!! Good job boys. God Bless !!!
Jumping off the truck with no tools and heading straight to the front door....2 hands 2 tools
0:45 The introduction of massive amounts of fresh air through the door can escalate the fire very quickly, including flashover. It is far better, safer and faster to wet down that front room through the windows than to Wait until you are fully dressed, have assembled and entry team and gotten the front door open. When you walk in doing it their way, you have heat and flammable gasses mixing with fresh air. The straight stream which 99.999% of department use mixes those gasses while covering very little burning material so the flames linger. That also creates a steam environment that they are standing in. There is nothing positive about making an interior attack before you have eliminated all Visible Burning Material before entry.
ROCK STARS
Squared away fire fighters."Its a fire we are the fire department" A fire goes out without six white coats taking up space on the front lawn!!!
I watch a lot of these videos and am still wondering why firefighters in the first arriving rig never seem to put their gloves and masks on in the truck before it stops so they can break the door, initiate a hand line attack and search for victims right out the gate? Nice camera work and editing, BTW.
Depends on the scenario. If you put your mask on it limits visibility. It’s better to fully see structure, paint a picture. Plus the mask can fog up quickly further limiting visibility (depending on outside weather conditions). Way easier to out mask on without gloves
Roger that.
Did anyone open the garage?? No !
Guess they never heard of verticle ventilation.... it makes interior operations go easier, limits smoke, heat and fire damage and cuts extinguishment nearly in half.
2:03- those two members going inside with no tools. Why no tools??
they r very fast to use water on fire
This department is squared away. Get in quick, Everyone does their assaigned job with precision and there is plenty of manpower and equipment to bring a successful outcome... Role models for a lot of departments.
i have so many questions and i think only a tulsa FD person can anser them.
Im so pround of hour firefighters 🚒
360?
Didn’t you see the Captain clearly completing his 360 in the first few seconds of the video? Dude was hustling back to his crew. Nice job.
3 city blocks from me mom's home
My only issue was the second or third (the Ladder Truck) due should have been directed to ventilate the roof to get the smoke and steam away from the firefighters operating inside- otherwise they did well!
It was going so well until they pulled the red line.
They didn't read the smoke
Okies some go getters 💪
Vertical ventilation
Why so many fire trucks
Cuz our department hits hard and stops the fire as fast as possible. Better to have too many people than not enough. Our firefighters make us proud. I have seen videos of small fires being allowed to get out of hand by unorganized departments and ours is top notch. Not saying that others are bad, just ours train hard and they're a well oiled machine.
@@klimas-kdawg3407 sounds great to me.
Wow they must have been bored at the station they rolled out everyone just for a little house fire they one crew could of handled
Ok hero.
S.O.P.
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