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Bill Frye
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 11 ธ.ค. 2014
FDCJ Division Street Arrival 10-31-22
At 1357 on 10/31/22, the FDCJ and Engine 94 were dispatched to a reported porch fire at a vacant home at 509 Lavelle Street. Jeannette Police arrived to find a working fire on the front porch and knocked a good bit of it down with the extinguisher from their cruiser. The Squad arrived at approximately 1400 and firefighters then used a water-can to extinguish the remaining hot spots.
At 1404, Firefighter Steiner was in his personal vehicle on the way to the porch fire when he reported a large fire involving three houses on the 300 block of Division Street (about a block east of the Lavelle Street fire).
A water can was left with a Jeannette EMS supervisor to monitor the first fire for any flare ups and the Squad immediately went enroute to Division Street and was on scene in two minutes from the time of call. This video shows the conditions before the Squad arrived at this now second fire in just 7 minutes. Firefighter Steiner and city police officers can be seen evacuating unaware residents from the houses prior to the Squad getting on scene. The Squad was able to secure a water supply on the way in from the east side of the scene and so was Penn Engine 94 as they arrived from the west side of side of the scene. Fortunately our firefighters with the assistance of several of our mutual aid partners were able to prevent the fire from spreading beyond the three buildings that were involved in the fire upon arrival and no civilian or firefighter injuries resulted from either of these fires.
Anyone who may have information on either fire are asked to contact Jeannette Police or the PA State Police Fire Marshal.
At 1404, Firefighter Steiner was in his personal vehicle on the way to the porch fire when he reported a large fire involving three houses on the 300 block of Division Street (about a block east of the Lavelle Street fire).
A water can was left with a Jeannette EMS supervisor to monitor the first fire for any flare ups and the Squad immediately went enroute to Division Street and was on scene in two minutes from the time of call. This video shows the conditions before the Squad arrived at this now second fire in just 7 minutes. Firefighter Steiner and city police officers can be seen evacuating unaware residents from the houses prior to the Squad getting on scene. The Squad was able to secure a water supply on the way in from the east side of the scene and so was Penn Engine 94 as they arrived from the west side of side of the scene. Fortunately our firefighters with the assistance of several of our mutual aid partners were able to prevent the fire from spreading beyond the three buildings that were involved in the fire upon arrival and no civilian or firefighter injuries resulted from either of these fires.
Anyone who may have information on either fire are asked to contact Jeannette Police or the PA State Police Fire Marshal.
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Did that door flying out at the end mean that 1) the volume of flammable gas was increasing and 2) the trailing 'heel' of flammable gas had propagated backward from the source fire (away from the firefighter entrance) and melted the gas lines behind the utility door?
Classic signs and nobody applying water to the smoke to prevent it. Oh, surprise, surprise! The flammable gasses ignited. No clue USA fireplaying!
Very interesting... Picked up a gamewell alarm with receiver mounted on wood. Can you help me identify it??
billfrye6@yahoo.com
So far been caught in 1 flashover and no backdrafts, I’d like to keep it that way
Nifty
Amazing! The mechanical intricacy of old technology like this is always fascinating.
Is there a certain smoke pattern that you need to notice indicating an imminent flashover?
Dude at the end it looked like the fire threw something at the firefighter like as if it was alive and saying *F**k you*
Hopefully no one was inside!
Been it's coming out the front go to the back and keep pushing it out the front door
The 1" 3/4 hand line is no good now. Break out the 2"1/2 line and just maybe the 3" line
Black turbulent smoke was the big sign. Hang back, mask up, get your line charged immediately and hit the smoke and the door hard with the wet stuff...
You always know when a flashover is imminent because the smoke is moving quickly
Debris flying out like that is pretty wicked!
I’m no expert I’ll admit. But I’ve watched enough of these to know that when smoke is looking that angry and billowing like that, there’s a good chance that a flashover is soon to come.
Why are they standing so close to the building entrance and smoke anyways?! It’s just dangerous
Because they arnt pussies mr beard
Aaanndd I think we all saw THAT coming
Watching this in the car, and right then the sun came out from behind a cloud! 😂
Did it look at you? Did the fire look at you?
Backdraft!!
Hey guys! Do you know what prevents flash over? WATER! If you fogged all those hot flammable gasses, it wouldn't have gone Boom. You know, your JOB!
Lol. FDCJ Who else wants to be the FDNY. Salty even walking around with waist straps dangling. Still waiting on the explanation from anyone how wearing your equipment improperly is beneficial.
Glad you made a BS profile to stir the pot. First off, my department was chartered as "Fire Department City of Jeannette" long before any of our time (1915 to be exact, when they formed the paid municipal department to replace the volunteer companies that had been in operation since 1889) so it's not about trying to be someone else. As far as the waist straps, there's something you and I agree on and since I was appointed chief a few years back, I've been issuing disciplinary actions for anyone seen not wearing the SCBA safely. Thank you and have a great day!
Good morning, neutral plane. Where are you?....slammed to the ground. Ook, I see.
Heavy and fast means it’s gonna flash.
Just a bunch of EMD F7 bells💀
Great Job Bill! I have four complete joker stands I hope to wire up. I always regret selling gongs. Lol your collection is stunning!
What year is all that stuff from i collect vintage smoke alarms my oldest is from 1978
Probably some of the oldest fire systems I’ve ever seen
Christ that was a hell of a flashover
Definitely was showing signs of a flashover
Fascinating. They should have kept these going as a backup incase of a system failure like telephone or electric going out. Were these powered locally or remotely and by what, Battery or mains rectified DC?
This is a great example of why you don't try and put on your facemask right in front of the doorway. That's how firefighters get injured for no reason.
Thank you I am a new firefighter and I’ve been taught to mask at the door of a building or at the fire room(if in big building). I think it is the dumbest thing ever.
That's why you mask up prior to arrival
@@ang2895 exactly why? This ought to be good.
@@cornbreadstreet5549your a new fire fighter and already questioning your training? Humble up kid. Do what you been taught
@@ang2895fuck no. I’m tired of this debate. If your going to spend the rest of your career just doing what your captain says and not thinking for yourself. Then your going to stay in the jump seat. When it comes time for you to start making your own decisions and size ups on the fireground, you can’t do that with a mask on. If all your doing is doing what your told, and that’s it, yeah mask up. But there comes a time when you need to evaluate the conditions. And make your own decisions. Mask up at the door
These are so interesting! They kind of look like those old wall mounted clocks
I love watching older machines and systems in action!
Hello there! I have an old gamewell indicator bell. Wondering if you can help me with what I would need to make it functional for a working display? Thanks JC
John, email me billfrye6@yahoo.com
@@billfrye646 hey there have sent couple emails over the week not sure if you have received them. Thanks JC
I’m glad this bell doesn’t loud enough
The smoke rolling out basically told the story on how intense that fire was. No interior attack needed at that point especially with no life inside. Hit it hard from the yard and surround and drown fellas lol
Hihfty Hero
@@AAFBNCIf it’s not safe to go inside, then there’s no reason you shouldn’t be attacking from the outside of the structure
@@brandtscholar1519 I don’t disagree, if you can surround and drown, do, but that’s not always possible.
Are we all going to pretend that we didn't see something flying out of the building after the flash over occurred?
I didn't see that
That may have been an entire door lol, explosion maybe?
I blinked. What did I miss?
I thought I was the only one 😅
Probably truck company guys doing a search
So many bells!!!
What caused that fire?
Ur mother
There is a rapid call. So lol. But it’s 9/11. So I should stop laughing.
What was launched out from the window after flashover?
That noise was the firefighter on the left putting some kind of tool down.
Looked like a door
… fire
@@cooldudexviwow that so was not the question asked
Kind of looks like a metal cabinet got blown out.
Where is this?
Jeannette PA
@@billfrye646 thanks I appreciate the information
Gamewell boxes, no horns?
Paid department so no horns, only bells in the station
Great footage from the FF perspective. See what he sees
Been 19 years already. I have a tribute coming soon.
Love this !
Cool
It Auston
Hi