Thank you so much for visiting our station and getting our reputation out there! Shout-out to all the firemen around! Great video man, come back anytime 😎🔥
you just never say that I was up at the ambulance station the other day hanging out with the crew as a volly firefighter and the medic said that ol im getting off in a hr and going on leave for the next three 3 and boom med call I even said dont say it haha
Loving these ride along videos. I enjoy watching other departments from across the nation and how much we have in common. @7:04 much respect to that fellow brother. In this profession there's no I in team. Its a team effort no matter the situation or task at hand.
Eric, great video. I am a city councilor in Gloucester, MA and seeing how other FD operate is interesting and extremely educational. People/constituents depend on FD at sometimes the lowest point in their lives. Very important to have men and women ready and able to answer the call. Thank you Eric and thank you to all who serve in the Fire Services. Best of Luck!!🇺🇸
Another stunning video! I love your work! The part where he explained why most larger departments send more trucks on highway accidents was very clear! Great video and great work!🎉
I loved visting NM I got to go to all of albuquerques station everyone was so nice and welcoming awesome video brother but you gotta check out station 5
The ambulance company having a contract answers something I've been wondering. My local FD now has an ambulance from a company stationed at the department.
Nice video ... Our company operates a former Albuquerque 2001 Pierce Dash (Videos on my YT Channel) formerly Engine 5 ... Now I know how she got all those miles :)
Hi from Knight Rider I'm one of your first subscribers and I'm so happy to see u with so many episodes and so many subscribers from Knight Rider Monday August 28 5:32pm from riverside california palm springs
Thanks for the upload and content! Love your channel and your firehouse tours are awesome and very much appreciated! Keep up the great work brother!⭐️🇺🇸🎉🧑🚒❤️😊
Really!? Yours is the first FD that I've heard of that skipped the number 13. By comparison, there are 5 different Station 13's in the Denver metro area.
Thanks for another great video Eric!! I was wondering when you would post again, and here we are! Keep up the great work!! Appreciate it and all your hard work that goes into these videos. Many people have no idea how much time, energy, work, etc. goes into producing these videos. Take care man and stay safe!
If you ever decide to come to the east coast I suggest MCFRS stations 25, 29, 31, 8, & 32. First 3 stations are TRT stations, & the last 2 are usually the busiest in the county. All stations listed are actually pretty busy tbh :)
Is part of the deal to be a great cook?? The munu served looked restaurant worthy. I didnt know much about EMS but with two ambulance rides for anaphylaxis I thought I would watch videos and learn about the service. Know you are appreciated and respected! Be safe out there!!
Nice Ride Along. I Am In The New Jersey area and I was wondering if you would ride along with the fair lawn fire department (FLFD) I wanna see how a ride along would look like with them
@@WorkingFirePIO I'm in the UK and can say that these forms of Videos don't exist in the UK. There are the odd few of Ride Along types but that's all. Over here, the Fire and Ambulance Services are totally separate. Fire Service provision is operated by Regional Fire services across England, usually in County or Regional divisions. Some major cities, such as London will have their own dedicated Fire Service operation. Plus in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, each of those has its own countrywide Fire Service. Fire Services across the UK are funded by Central and Regional governments and individual residential and business taxes raised at local level too. Emergency Ambulance cover is broken down to different Service provision as follows. In Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, each country has its own Ambulance Service. However, in England, Emergency Ambulance cover is managed via 11 separate Regional Authorities, each wholly responsible for Emergency callouts in their control. Most will involve territories covering 100's of square miles in size, especially with some having major towns and cities located within them. The whole of London is covered by one of those 11 authorities, operating with almost 600 Emergency ambulances 24/7. Hospitals can also have separately individual fleets of vehicles, each carrying out the transfer of non emergency patients to and from hospitals, to and from patients homes, clinics and specialist centres. These authorities are funded by relevant Government funding, through the National Health Service. Hope this helps you see how it's covered over in the UK.
@@RINEYMOTORSPORTS do some more research. Not all calls get both agencies responding. Response models are data driven and either agency can transport. Built in redundancy makes sense in emergency response.
Epic video! I happen to hear they run 48 hour shifts and are off for 96 days? That’s a very nice shift schedule. Here in FL we do 24 hours on and 48 off. Then you get 5 days for a break if it’s available. I wonder what the other state’s shifts are like.
You have to love when there is a big orange truck... I am assuming they had no idea what was going on, who, or why. What was that truck anyway and why was it down there? Also what is a PSA I saw the white pickup truck say that in black during the highway crash.
The big orange truck was public works. I wasn't able to ask but I'm assuming the operator was removing garbage from the arroyo. Albuquerque Police have a "Public Service Aide" or PSA personnel. Their job description says, "Provide police service that otherwise would be lost or delayed because of workload saturation on sworn officers, relieve sworn officer of non-related or low priority police service so that they may pursue anti-crime activities more effectively. Collect and preserve physical evidence in the field; ensure the preservation of all items taken into evidence and testify in court regarding the chain of custody and integrity of evidence."
Interesting, thanks... I am, always looking for things my small city could incorporate into there emergency services and or things I could send to devs of a game I play with relations to emergency and hopefully soon public services. @@WorkingFirePIO Also saw HND visited you, can not wait to see those videos (on there end) I have wanted to see the two of you together. I probably need to get back to watching your SMFR videos.
It's freightening how easy and on a every day basis you talk about shootings. As an european it's so unreal. Is no one gonna stop this horror over there?!
I had the same thought when I first heard the tones! My understanding is they took the original Zetron tones that had been used for decades and incorporated them into MachAlert. They still have the Model 26's in the firehouse, but I watched them and they don't activate when a call is dispatched.
@@WorkingFirePIO I never understood why the old school guys would reset the boxes until I got to the alarm room and watched those lights blink all nights. I never would have understood otherwise.
There's usually an online staffing system and list of firefighters who signed up to work overtime that day, if they're needed. If no one signed up to potentially work, usually there's a mandatory overtime list that starts with personnel who haven't volunteered for overtime in a while. Some departments hard staff every seat and others may drop from 4 personnel to 3 personnel and not mandatory someone in.
I always wonder what it’s like when you all are working out and then a call happens. What if you guys workout and then are too weak during a hard call is that a thing or do you guys try not to go too hard?
it's a Privatized Ambulance Company that's contracted based, it helps relieve the load from City Fire on Ambo runs, think of it like AMR running medical calls even though City or County Fire has their Ambulances. Having a Privatized Ambulance Service helps with relieving call volumes of service, quicker medical service responses and in most case a less expensive alternative
@@RINEYMOTORSPORTSmost times our fire dept is gonna get there alot quicker than the private ambo, so why wait a longer time period and more time for the patient to get worse when we can get on scene within minutes to render aid
Thank you so much for visiting our station and getting our reputation out there! Shout-out to all the firemen around! Great video man, come back anytime 😎🔥
What do your alerts sound like? Great rigs
hey brother do u guys sell shirts and hats juat wondering from a brother in Milwaukee wisconson
@@geoffg8840 thanks man! Each truck has a different alert sound
@@geoffg8840 I'll be posting a UA-cam short with all the sounds and the units associated with them.
Thank you for welcoming me in, being such excellent hosts and wheeling that pumper like a boss.
My favorite part was when the Lieutenant’s son FaceTimed him to tell him he saved a turtle 🥹 another hero in the making.
Such an incredible moment!!!
That’s one tight crew right there. You can just tell. Crews like that are irreplaceable, don’t take it for granted.
"And some shifts were quiet"
pretty brave thing to say within Murphy range
“Tell me more about quiet shifts,” said the camera man.
@@WorkingFirePIO "I'd like to hear more about how you slept through the night."
you just never say that I was up at the ambulance station the other day hanging out with the crew as a volly firefighter and the medic said that ol im getting off in a hr and going on leave for the next three 3 and boom med call I even said dont say it haha
Loving these ride along videos. I enjoy watching other departments from across the nation and how much we have in common. @7:04 much respect to that fellow brother. In this profession there's no I in team. Its a team effort no matter the situation or task at hand.
Julian is a legend and always about the team!
I live in Albuquerque and love watching these guys go to work. very efficient guys I’m proud that these guys serve the city
just some of the people who make up Americas backbone. Great to see.
Eric, great video. I am a city councilor in Gloucester, MA and seeing how other FD operate is interesting and extremely educational. People/constituents depend on FD at sometimes the lowest point in their lives. Very important to have men and women ready and able to answer the call. Thank you Eric and thank you to all who serve in the Fire Services. Best of Luck!!🇺🇸
Thank you for watching and sharing your perspective as an elected official!
My pleasure. Emergency services is so so important. Not many constituents/tax payers/citizens think about emergency services until they are in need.
Come to Sacramento, CA. Sac City Fire and Sac Metro Fire. Most engine companies run about the same amount of calls as this Albuquerque firehouse.
Tucson...we have wash rescues every storm that hits in the summer. Great job AFD
SAVAGES ! MAN I MISS YOU GUYS !! Love ya Sonny, Josh, Rode and Hawthorne !! ❤
Thanks for your service 🇺🇸
Thank you Eric for your service
Albuquerque resident here. Cool video! Now I know why there's two rescues on every call. Lol
Always love when the calls drop and y’all rush to the bays!🔥
Another stunning video! I love your work! The part where he explained why most larger departments send more trucks on highway accidents was very clear! Great video and great work!🎉
Love seeing professional firefighters staying fit. ABQ should be proud to have them!
That Joker shirt was pretty awesome. I would love to trade one of these.
I loved visting NM I got to go to all of albuquerques station everyone was so nice and welcoming awesome video brother but you gotta check out station 5
I loved visiting AFR, too! I got to visit Station 5 while I was there and maybe I'll get to ride along with them down the road.
We met you on Engine 5 at the Dog House eating lunch and gave you a shirt!
@@bunker108 yup thanks so much It was great meeting thanks again
If you don't catch a lot of good calls you are sure to have a great cooking show.....best meals i ever had were in the fire house
Absolutely.
these guys look like a locked in, efficient crew! good stuff eric!
Really enjoy your content man, glad to see you working with fellow NM departments. Keep up the solid work. 👍🏻
Much appreciated!
love seeing these guys do there job love AFR
Thank you for coming down and sharing our story! You are welcome back anytime!
Thanks for showing me around your top notch organization!
Station 13!!! Great job C-Shift.
The ambulance company having a contract answers something I've been wondering. My local FD now has an ambulance from a company stationed at the department.
hey eric, your smfr vids influenced me to pursue my career of firefighting/emt I'm training to be now
That's awesome! Best of luck with your training!
I love seeing departments that train regularly! What a great department
These dudes are Spartans!
Great content as always. It's interesting to see the differences of departments across the country and the unique challenges they all face.
Outstanding Station #13 "C" Battalion Crew !! Taking Care of Business ! 👏🏼👍🏼🚒
You should try try Albuquerque fire station one with Mike a shift
Thanks for showing my hometown some love! Not surprised most calls were MVAs 😅
Fantastic work!
Good to see other parts of the country call their ambulances rescues as well.
Nice video ... Our company operates a former Albuquerque 2001 Pierce Dash (Videos on my YT Channel) formerly Engine 5 ... Now I know how she got all those miles :)
Hi from Knight Rider I'm one of your first subscribers and I'm so happy to see u with so many episodes and so many subscribers from Knight Rider Monday August 28 5:32pm from riverside california palm springs
Hi! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the upload and content! Love your channel and your firehouse tours are awesome and very much appreciated! Keep up the great work brother!⭐️🇺🇸🎉🧑🚒❤️😊
Thank you!
Station 13 wow!. My department has 21 stations but they wouldn't assign the number 13.
Really!? Yours is the first FD that I've heard of that skipped the number 13. By comparison, there are 5 different Station 13's in the Denver metro area.
Love the music in this one Eric, keep it up!!
Thank you!
Thanks for another great video Eric!! I was wondering when you would post again, and here we are! Keep up the great work!! Appreciate it and all your hard work that goes into these videos. Many people have no idea how much time, energy, work, etc. goes into producing these videos. Take care man and stay safe!
Much appreciated and I'm happy you're enjoying my work!
You gotta get to the north east department's, fdny, North NJ, Boston, ect....
Very interesting
Great episode! Love the EMS tiered system here.
You should try and ride along for LA County Fire in the future. Great Video
If you ever decide to come to the east coast I suggest MCFRS stations 25, 29, 31, 8, & 32. First 3 stations are TRT stations, & the last 2 are usually the busiest in the county. All stations listed are actually pretty busy tbh :)
Thanks for those suggestions!
@@WorkingFirePIOyou’re welcome! Also don’t forget our neighbors over at DCFD and PGFD
Great video.
Very nice job on the video!! 👍👍😁🇺🇸
Enjoying these. Great work.
Thank you!
Everyone seems jacked at station!! The workouts look legit 🤟 good stuff legends!!
Thank you Eric I would of watched this last night but I feel asleep watching a train video but I’m catching up on this now
Is part of the deal to be a great cook?? The munu served looked restaurant worthy. I didnt know much about EMS but with two ambulance rides for anaphylaxis I thought I would watch videos and learn about the service. Know you are appreciated and respected! Be safe out there!!
Nice Ride Along. I Am In The New Jersey area and I was wondering if you would ride along with the fair lawn fire department (FLFD) I wanna see how a ride along would look like with them
Awesome Eric! I did ABQ EMS Cad install... Good people.
For sure, excellent people!
You should try and do a ride along with Cincinnati Fire Station 29! Super busy and lots of good runs!
Great vid like always Eric!!!! Keep up the great work!!!!!!!
Another great video Eric, I’m a firefighter in Scotland and find it very interesting to see how things work in the US. Keep them coming 👌🏻
Thanks for watching! Do you know of any good Scotland fire channels?
@@WorkingFirePIO sadly not
@@WorkingFirePIO I'm in the UK and can say that these forms of Videos don't exist in the UK. There are the odd few of Ride Along types but that's all. Over here, the Fire and Ambulance Services are totally separate.
Fire Service provision is operated by Regional Fire services across England, usually in County or Regional divisions. Some major cities, such as London will have their own dedicated Fire Service operation. Plus in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, each of those has its own countrywide Fire Service. Fire Services across the UK are funded by Central and Regional governments and individual residential and business taxes raised at local level too.
Emergency Ambulance cover is broken down to different Service provision as follows. In Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, each country has its own Ambulance Service. However, in England, Emergency Ambulance cover is managed via 11 separate Regional Authorities, each wholly responsible for Emergency callouts in their control. Most will involve territories covering 100's of square miles in size, especially with some having major towns and cities located within them. The whole of London is covered by one of those 11 authorities, operating with almost 600 Emergency ambulances 24/7.
Hospitals can also have separately individual fleets of vehicles, each carrying out the transfer of non emergency patients to and from hospitals, to and from patients homes, clinics and specialist centres.
These authorities are funded by relevant Government funding, through the National Health Service.
Hope this helps you see how it's covered over in the UK.
Awesome crew there.
100%
Interesting concept that they staff rigs for transport and at times, do transport, but the city contracts with a separate private transport system.
Doesn't make a bit of sense that you staff an ambulance to do somebody else's job that's already contracted
@@RINEYMOTORSPORTS do some more research. Not all calls get both agencies responding. Response models are data driven and either agency can transport. Built in redundancy makes sense in emergency response.
I agree. In my fire dept all our Rescues (ambulances) transport. All BLS and ALS calls. No private ambulance contracted.
I love these videos Eric ! I look forward to many Ride alongs in various States. Stay Safe !
Hi Eric, would love to see a ride along with Memphis fire
Awesome !! You should come out/ride with phoenix, Ask fire chief Mike Duran he's awesome chief
Thanks for the suggestion!
Epic video! I happen to hear they run 48 hour shifts and are off for 96 days? That’s a very nice shift schedule. Here in FL we do 24 hours on and 48 off. Then you get 5 days for a break if it’s available. I wonder what the other state’s shifts are like.
Interesting to see a “traditional” bunk room!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice one boys!🚒👨🚒
yessir
Another fantastic video Eric, well done!
Great videos! Love the channel
Never stop making these please
Awesome vid
Come here in Texas area for some calls and I want to see my fire guys on calls
Also love all the videos vrother.
Come back any time
Love these videos. If you wanna ride in central Illinois, let me know. Come ride with us. Or let me know how to contact you.
Thanks for the offer! The best way to connect is email - eric@firepio.com
My fire department ran almost 15 Thousand calls in a year and only 9000 ppl live in my town
What fire department is that?
Well done!
Thx Eric ❤ good Video
Why did the workout session go so hard tho 🤙
fuck yeah these guys get their workout going....
Jesus your bunks reminded me of my barracks in Afghanistan. I hope they have some upgrades in the near future for you guys.
Keeping the 505 safe! One question Red or Green Chili?
I gotta go with green. 505 or 303 is the big question ;-)
@@WorkingFirePIO Excellent answer! I'm kinda' a Christmas guy myself.
You have to love when there is a big orange truck... I am assuming they had no idea what was going on, who, or why. What was that truck anyway and why was it down there? Also what is a PSA I saw the white pickup truck say that in black during the highway crash.
The big orange truck was public works. I wasn't able to ask but I'm assuming the operator was removing garbage from the arroyo. Albuquerque Police have a "Public Service Aide" or PSA personnel. Their job description says, "Provide police service that otherwise would be lost or delayed because of workload saturation on sworn officers, relieve sworn officer of non-related or low priority police service so that they may pursue anti-crime activities more effectively. Collect and preserve physical evidence in the field; ensure the preservation of all items taken into evidence and testify in court regarding the chain of custody and integrity of evidence."
Interesting, thanks... I am, always looking for things my small city could incorporate into there emergency services and or things I could send to devs of a game I play with relations to emergency and hopefully soon public services. @@WorkingFirePIO
Also saw HND visited you, can not wait to see those videos (on there end) I have wanted to see the two of you together. I probably need to get back to watching your SMFR videos.
Love your videos. How long you in town for? ware that Asualt took place, I work at that exact address.
Thank you! I was only in Abq for a few days.
these guys are built like tanks
100%
@@WorkingFirePIO Is there a way you could do a Alabama Fire Department?
It's freightening how easy and on a every day basis you talk about shootings. As an european it's so unreal. Is no one gonna stop this horror over there?!
Another sick video man :)
Interesting that they have Zetron and MachAlert systems in the firehouse. Good redundancy I guess.
I had the same thought when I first heard the tones! My understanding is they took the original Zetron tones that had been used for decades and incorporated them into MachAlert. They still have the Model 26's in the firehouse, but I watched them and they don't activate when a call is dispatched.
@@WorkingFirePIO I never understood why the old school guys would reset the boxes until I got to the alarm room and watched those lights blink all nights. I never would have understood otherwise.
We just got the new system. The zetron is now there just to look pretty. Ha!
@@mbreeswinecurions... what do your display boards show when no call is actively coming in?
What do these "high call" departments do when one of their career staff gets injured or gets sick? I was just curious if someone fills that void.
Overtime or Support division fills spot
OT
There's usually an online staffing system and list of firefighters who signed up to work overtime that day, if they're needed. If no one signed up to potentially work, usually there's a mandatory overtime list that starts with personnel who haven't volunteered for overtime in a while. Some departments hard staff every seat and others may drop from 4 personnel to 3 personnel and not mandatory someone in.
What is the song when they are working out?
"We get down" by Nite Owl.
@@WorkingFirePIO Thanks Eric! Really been enjoying your ride along videos.
Can you please do ride along with Albuquerque fire station 16
36 calls a day is unreal
When the FF is saying nothing too special about the station, I think he has South Metro station envy.
I want to a ride along with them and they said that it was to dangerous for me to
I always wonder what it’s like when you all are working out and then a call happens. What if you guys workout and then are too weak during a hard call is that a thing or do you guys try not to go too hard?
So they have a rescue and a medic unit on the same call
it's a Privatized Ambulance Company that's contracted based, it helps relieve the load from City Fire on Ambo runs, think of it like AMR running medical calls even though City or County Fire has their Ambulances. Having a Privatized Ambulance Service helps with relieving call volumes of service, quicker medical service responses and in most case a less expensive alternative
Yes, as part of the tiered response plan a Medic unit and a Rescue unit will respond to specific levels of EMS calls.
That makes no damn sense to have a rescue and a med unit on the same damn scene especially when you have a private ambulance company coming
@@RINEYMOTORSPORTSmost times our fire dept is gonna get there alot quicker than the private ambo, so why wait a longer time period and more time for the patient to get worse when we can get on scene within minutes to render aid
Oooooo he said the “Q” word! 😂
Come to El Paso, Tx
Just want to know the song which begins at 12:25
What fire truck did you ride in the fist part of the video ? 😊
The very first response scene was from inside Engine 13
48?
Yes indeed, 48/96.
Ok..an engine an ambulance and another ambulance?? Mhmm idk...