Mannford Shed Fire With Endangered House
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2023
- 8-8-23
MVFD Chief 261, Engine 252, Engine 255
Basin Fire Chief, Assistant Fire Chief
M-EMS Ambulance 276
MPD
Property owner stated her gasoline can exploded. No further information.
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While they weren’t wearing SCBAs, they did a great job of hustling, and getting water on the fire
Great job by fire department
Wow!! No SCBA.
Does Mannford have SCBAs? Not nit picking here, but personally, I would've refused to breathe that crap in. 😂
Yeah, I'm honestly surprised they didn't wear SCBA on this one, personally I would have but IDK, guess they went for a quick attack. And your good bro I know you're not a keyboard warrior, nit picking lol!
wtf????
I wonder too. As head of operations, I would not have allowed this approach.
Their chief still uses 10 codes...go figure. Change starts at the top
How do you know where all the fire are at
I have a scanner one of the Firefighters Helped me program. I use that for Mannford, Tulsa, etc. I'm a Firefighter with Silver City VFD so I'm on the page out phone app, for our calls. My scanner is a Whistler 1040.
Not a single scba in sight. Impressive
Need to make entry to the home and check for extension.
fire went out no one got hurt but not one member with Scott on shed full of crap fertilizer etc don’t want to be breathing in
Good job guys
Oh wow! Where is your SCBA?
Who knows what the hell is in there burning? Always Always pac up
A quick hit on the #4 side exposure would have been my first operation. I agree that SCBA should have been worn by all near the structure. However, the two FFs on the hose line may not have been qualified.
Slab city california has 3 MSA packs and 50 vollunteers.
Close save on that home
Agreed! Scary how close together the trailers are, could just domino from one to the next.
That sucks... Looks like it was a new(er) home.
The trailer had just been moved in; they didn't live in it yet. Not sure why they had a stocked shed there already.
@@soonerstatefirephotography WOW
No air paks and FD with no gear near the fire. Glad a gas can didn't come shooting out.
Flashlight anyone! 🔦
Yes please!
SCBA?
Good oh boy fire department..
Not even close. The Mannford Fire Dept rivals the skill, dedication, and training of the biggest and best big city fire departments, in the state. They are an urban and rural interface, jack of all trades, group of professionals.
If that's true, then they should have been wearing SCBA just like their brothers and sisters in the "biggest and best big city fire departments." SMH!@@soonerstatefirephotography
Gotta agree with Mike on this one. You are in the truck and the packs are in there. They should have been on before you even got out of the truck.
@@mikep3008 on this case no, unfortunately. Engine 252 (the first in truck) dosent have scba in the seats. If you watch my "volunteer firefighters save mobile home" video youl see what I mean. I belive they are working on a replacement engine though, but idk for sure.
Doing more damage to the inside of that mobile home with the red line than the fire did to the siding
A little bit off water damage is better than risking a fire, besides it didn't have any valuables inside. It was just moved in.
Watch out for the scba police, old school rocks!
Old school died from lung cancer and COPD.
And the majority of that was from legacy materials. Now with all the petroleum no way!
Glad you're not FD here.@@mikep3008
NFPA 1981.....