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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 18 มี.ค. 2021
Welcome to Fire Spotlight, a new fire media resource. Here you will find videos relating to every aspect of firefighting including training, tactics, equipment and much more.
Fire Spotlight is a fire-industry media company. We are not a firefighting training facility or trained instructors. Some training videos are inherently dangerous and could result in death; should viewers choose to adopt any views expressed in the videos, he/she is doing so at his/her own risk. Fire Spotlight encourages viewers to review his/her department's Standard Operating Procedures when adopting any new training views.
Fire Spotlight is a fire-industry media company. We are not a firefighting training facility or trained instructors. Some training videos are inherently dangerous and could result in death; should viewers choose to adopt any views expressed in the videos, he/she is doing so at his/her own risk. Fire Spotlight encourages viewers to review his/her department's Standard Operating Procedures when adopting any new training views.
Fire College Training (Part 1 of 2) | Be Seen | Firefighter Training
This rescue training video from Colorado State Fire Fighters Association Fire College in Brush Colo., shows how a thermal imager is used to help find victims in an active fire scenario.
Below is the transcription:
So, if, so, if you have a thermal imager on your air pack, do you guys use it? Do you guys train with it? Definitely take it with you when you do search and rescue. We can talk about field of view, which is just how wide you’re actually looking. All the cameras have different things. I turn it to the side because someone was asking, hey man, who's the new guy who's like, ‘well don't we always want to look up?’ Well, I want to look for people. Right, yes, up is important, but I want to look for people too okay. If there’s a fire, and it’s chugging smoke everywhere, I know it’s gonna be hot, the colors will tell me. You have to look at your individual camera for specifics.
I'll, I'll kind of look down, but if you kind of go a sideways view, you're going to get that big wide area - you might be able to catch both. So just take that quick view. Orient yourself, if I have to come back. Sometimes it's so black out you have to look closer, but you don’t want to be here. You don't want to just sit there.
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Below is the transcription:
So, if, so, if you have a thermal imager on your air pack, do you guys use it? Do you guys train with it? Definitely take it with you when you do search and rescue. We can talk about field of view, which is just how wide you’re actually looking. All the cameras have different things. I turn it to the side because someone was asking, hey man, who's the new guy who's like, ‘well don't we always want to look up?’ Well, I want to look for people. Right, yes, up is important, but I want to look for people too okay. If there’s a fire, and it’s chugging smoke everywhere, I know it’s gonna be hot, the colors will tell me. You have to look at your individual camera for specifics.
I'll, I'll kind of look down, but if you kind of go a sideways view, you're going to get that big wide area - you might be able to catch both. So just take that quick view. Orient yourself, if I have to come back. Sometimes it's so black out you have to look closer, but you don’t want to be here. You don't want to just sit there.
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Tool Training (Part 4 of 4) | Moving Victims | Firefighter Spouse Training
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In the final part of our firefighter spouse rescue training video series, instructor Valerie Solano shows different techniques used for moving victims of smoke inhalation or other injury in a fire incident. In this training, Valerie shows how to move a firefighter who is wearing an SCBA pack, how to move a child and how to move an adult. Below is the transcription: But I'm able to use the pack ...
Tool Training (Part 3 of 4) | Forcible Entry Married Pair Tools| Firefighter Spouse Training
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In this firefighter spouse rescue training video, instructors Valerie Solano and Lauran Franklin show fire service spouses the married pair tools used in a forcible entry. Below is the transcription: Keep going. Move down a little bit. Move your tool down. There you go. Drive! Keep going until she says stop. If any of y'all sat through any of the lectures, um, a lot of them talk about languages...
Tool Training (Part 2 of 4) | Forcible Entry Demo| Firefighter Spouse Training
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In this firefighter spouse rescue training video, instructors Valerie Solano and Lauran Franklin demonstrate how fire service members work in pairs to perform forcible entry on doors. Below is the transcription: So, when you come into the door, you're going to be in partners. Okay. One's going to have the Halligan. One's going to have the axe. You're going to use the axe end and you're going to...
Tool Training (Part 1 of 4) | Forcible Entry Commands | Firefighter Spouse Training
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In this firefighter spouse rescue training video, instructors Valerie Solano and Lauran Franklin demonstrate how fire service members use the three commands strike, drive and stop to communicate when performing a forcible entry. Below is the transcription: Three things. We always have three things. I don't know why, in the fire service, it's always to three things because that's all we are capa...
Gear Training (Part 4 of 4) | Putting on an SCBA Pack | Firefighter Spouse Training
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In this firefighter spouse rescue training video, instructor Valerie Solano demonstrates how fire service members put the firefighter SCBA pack on. Below is the transcription: The easiest way to put this SCBA on is to put it opposite of you. Like this. Okay. And just like you would put on a coat or a back is you're going to do that. So, for me that looks like this. It goes up. Lift with your le...
Gear Training (Part 3 of 4) | All About the SCBA Pack | Firefighter Spouse Training
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In this firefighter spouse rescue training video, instructors Lauran Franklin and Valerie Solano discuss and demonstrate how fire service members put firefighter bunker gear on. Below is the transcription: It's totally normal to wear your pack. It's totally normal to be on air, um, an overhaul and all the things. I hope that that's what you are doing. If you guys are not doing that would be a c...
Gear Training (Part 2 of 4) | SCBA Pack Intro | Firefighter Spouse Training
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In this firefighter spouse rescue training video, instructor Valerie Solano discusses the SCBA pack as part of firefighter bunker gear for fire service members. Below is the transcription: SCBA pack weighs between 35 to 40 pounds, depending on the model and the make of it. We wear it on our backs. I call it the firefighting backpack for the kiddos, right? That makes sense for them. So, this con...
Gear Training (Part 1 of 4) | Putting on Firefighter Bunker Gear | Firefighter Spouse Training
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In this firefighter spouse rescue training video, instructors Lauran Franklin and Valerie Solano discuss and demonstrate how fire service members put firefighter bunker gear on. Below is the video transcription: So, you would have a snowsuit in there a little. Right? That is what it's like when it's cold outside, which is great. But it's also like that when it's 98 degrees outside. You guys hav...
Rope Rescue (Part 5 of 5) | Rope Rescue with Mechanical Advantage | Firefighter Rope Trainer
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In this firefighter rope rescue training video, instructor Derick Caloway of Elevated Safety and Harken Safety and Rescue and Tim Anderson of Anderson Rescue Solutions demonstrate and discuss how to build mechanical advantage with minimal gear during a two-to-one rope fire rescue. Below is the video transcription: From here, now building mechanical advantage. Derek might just jump into that con...
Rope Rescue (Part 4 of 5) | Raising to a High Point | Firefighter Rope Trainer
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In this firefighter rope rescue training video, instructor Derick Caloway of Elevated Safety and Harken Safety and Rescue and Tim Anderson of Anderson Rescue Solutions demonstrate the how to raise a single person to a high point in a rope rescue operation. Below is the video transcription: We need a better high point. Using the other end of the rope. We've got a high point. We didn't rig a whol...
Rope Rescue Course (Part 3 of 5) | Single Person Rope Rescue
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In this firefighter rope rescue training video, instructor Derick Caloway of Elevated Safety and Harken Safety and Rescue and Tim Anderson of Anderson Rescue Solutions demonstrate how to retrieve a single person load in a rope rescue. Below is the video transcription: If, for some reason, he was, by himself, was going to start this. You'd want to tie off the end of the rope to the bag, maybe we...
Rope Rescue Course (Part 2 of 5) | Rope Rescue Going Over
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In this firefighter rope rescue, instructors Derick Caloway and Tim Anderson demo going over for a two-to-one rope rescue operation. Below is the video transcription: We're going to manage this and leave it up here. There is a knot in the bottom of this bag. Because once I go over, the weight of the rope might pull it out of the bag. I'm getting ready to go down and get Billy Bob, who's down at...
Rope Rescue Course (Part 1 of 5) | Progress Capture Drop Loop System
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In this firefighter rope rescue training video, instructor Sean Cogan of Harken Safety and Rescue discusses the progress, capture and drop loop system. Below is the video transcription: I'm going to start from the top, basically go through a different evolution of a progress capture drop loop system that we really like versus going into 3-to-1s and 5-to-1s. It's quick, less equipment, really al...
Elevator Rope Rescue (Part 6) | Coming up Elevator Extraction | Firefighter Elevator Rescue Training
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In this firefighter elevator rope rescue training video, instructor Geoff Davis discusses how to bring a rescuer back up from a shaft during an elevator entrapment rescue. Below is the transcript of this video: After we lower the rescuer down and we package the patient however we're going to package, what has to happen next? Bring him back up. Bring him back up. What did we talk about before?...
Elevator Rope Rescue (Part 5 of 6) | Elevator Extraction | Firefighter Elevator Rescue Training
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Great thanks
How about the EU change their traditional stance, designs, keepsakes, and such and change things. The difference with America is that will get the job completed with what equipment we have. Look the U.S. Marines. I bet if we go in and try to change or suggest changes to their traditional and memorable ways they will have a hard time with it. And then call us cray Americans you always want us to do things stay over there with that don’t come here with it
I bet it's a blast to drive. The one pedal drive is a nice feature.
Forgot safety and do your damn job and
Good technique and instructions.
thank you for your amazing video
I like yall videos and thank yall for y’all’s hard work helping people
Truly fantastic the Corckscrew technique!!!! 🫡💪🏼
awesome teacher clear positive a true leader
They are going to need an electric car charger at every fire hydrant
there is a power generator in every one of them, and 80l? of gas. They need to use it if action takes longer than 6h. So no. For 99% of calls they dont need to use it and they can 100% zero net. Its just in case bc who knows ;) its batter to have a plan b
its even being written on their page: There is a diesel engine auxiliary power backup system that automatically activates when the battery power goes below 20%. This is why is it is considered a "Range Extended Electric Vehicle" (REEV). That diesel system's sole purpose is to charge the batteries that run the all-electric drivetrain and pump for the duration of the call. It is estimated that over 95% of our calls will be completed prior to the batteries going below 20%.
This so necessary!
When do they teach the class of getting all dressed up and just walking around aimlessly like in every fire video
Pretty good video. I would’ve like to see how you dropped the strapped but the camera went out of angle
“I’m not a good arson” … I feel like a good firefighter is also a good arson 90% of the time. The cybersecurity engineer is a good hacker, the cop is a good criminal, etc… there’s probably hundreds of those examples and it’s usually true.
Supposed to be a ladder set at every single window just for emergency bail out. Dive and Slide Head First! So I’m guessing the lock in training is for when the probie didn’t do his job (and/or) fast enough.
on his truck its the only way gentleman. I bet you do not stop talking about how much you know all day
Nothing wrong with having a set way that your company does something. In fact, it's best practice. He didn't say it was the only way for anybody to do it
i'm impressed by the Corkscrew technique
Gay
Hmmm... doesn't this "electric" truck also have a diesel engine for backup? Terrible waste of money IMO.
It isn't just firefighting. Whatever career you choose, do it with all your heart, but remember the family person you are when you are off duty, so that you have the energy to return when duty calls. Stay safe, my heroes in bunker gear. 😊
Geoff Davis is an awesome instructor!
Just discovered this video in a CE Solutions continuing education. This is outstanding and applies across many public service organizations. I don't care if you are a Firefighter, EMT, Law Enforcement, Corrections, Telecommunications Operator, Emergency Manager, or any other discipline including doctors/lawyers/or elected official. This applies to all!
Wow all new electric fire trucks Rtx nice sound Good 👍👏💯⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👏🇺🇸 usa you stay safe out there across America nice work 😎
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will the emergency bleed valve used to lower the elevator work if the emergency stop button has been activated from inside the elevator car?
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What the heck is trivical force?? I found nothing in the dictionary. I get your trying to say force being pulled three ways but is it really being pulled three ways?
You have to think about where the water is going and what it is accomplishing, not Just squirt. At the angle it is laying on the windowsill, the spray from the interior nozzle is actually going horizontally across to the opposite wall rather than the ceiling. This is good as the water and air will quickly reverse direction and head out the window. If it did hit the ceiling it would be sucked out topo quickly and not get on the burning material. Imagine hanging it from a second-floor window where the main pipe was vertical. the water would hit the ceiling at a 45-degree angle which is also good. I would add additional nozzles to make sure the actual burning material was getting coated no matter what the angle.
I really enjoy the comments here. Please inform yourself before making dumb statements. This truck is in the testing procedure, so there will be some things improved in the final version. The firebrigades who are using them rn (Berlin / Amsterdam for example) say that this truck is nearly too capable. The electric System can be powered by a diesel generator when a call takes longer, but ou of 400 calls, the berlin firebrigade only had the generator turning on once, after a fire involving 7 cars. Screens have been in use on a lot of firetrucks over the last decade. the question is not buttons or screens, but userfriendly or not. there are buttons who are a piece of crap as well are there screens ;)
You have to go through 20 comments to find one decent comment. We live in an idiocracy world.
I'm reading most comments and just know these are American's who don't know and don't understand the capabilities of such vehicles because they only got their old hella big trucks you can't get in any backyard
I'm actually wondering what they would say if they would see a rosenbauer panther😂
Is this AC or DC charging?
SOOOOOOOOOO GAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYY. Respect the tradition even if the Euro ones are lighter.
I'm just not an early adopter--a bit of a skeptic. I feel like something as important as fire apparatus should be using tried and true technology. Let them make electric cement trucks for several years before investing in electric fire apparatus. My free thoughts... (you get what you pay for).
When they built these trucks I"m sure there were experts there to offer their advice what a firetruck must be capable to handle. Does this make any sense to you.
@PyroShields I understand. Sometimes experts make mistakes. I'm just sharing my thoughts. Let me ask this. What is the motive behind the electric fire apparatus? Did it originate because it performs better? Does it pump more water? Does it run longer without requiring refueling/recharging? Is it more cost effective?
@@PhoneRanger-ij4wc I'm sure you're aware how we are switching from ICE vehicles to EV's. I guess this is what you may call the pilot program. EV's do cost more so I doubt it's more cost effective. I'm not a first responder so I would not know the performance compared to diesel.
Switching from ICE to EV? Yes, some segments are experimenting with switching. I'm not sure the fire service should be one of the early places to have a "pilot program." You are aware that this vehicle still has a diesel engine onboard because the experts realize it is very possible that the electricity will give out. That is not "replacing" ICE. Again, just the opinion of an admitted skeptic.
This truck is a modified version of its european counterpart which has been tested again and again, most famously in Berlin's FD which absolutely loved it
What could possibly go wrong with this fine pumper? LOL.
In my opinion the Amkus tools were a lot bulkier and heavy vs. the Holmatro edraulics my department has
Fantastic piece of kit. Just prey your house doesn’t catch fire while this beast is at the start of a charge cycle.
That's why you charge it at all times unless its on a call.
From what I got on Rosenbauer's video of it it has at least 8hrs of battery life at full operation + a diesel emergency generator
The RTX is a piece of junk. They have class wide tank leaks, and they are severely undersprung, putting them at increased risk of rollover given their narrow, tall Euro chassis. They have limited battery range, so if they are on an extended scene a diesel generator kicks in to charge the battery and power the engine, eliminating the environmental benefits. AND they cost twice the price of conventional engines. They are just not ready for prime time!
Sounds like a washing mashine
All the gadgets hammer the range
If you're building a roof simulator for training, make sure it's set to the angle of structures in your jurisdiction.
What is the benefit of a crabwalking fire truck? Nothing?
Getting in a tight parking space in one move to get the house fire put out before that house burned down, especially in america where a whole house can burn down in 10 Minutes
Vancouvers new electric truck not working after 1 month of service
Solid
Really informative and well made videos. Easy to follow and remember which is exactly what you need
that's pretty cool...
What is the fire department supposed to do when thier electric fire truck catches on fire
Same thing they will do if their diesel trucks catch on fire.
@@PyroShields, only a diesel truck with catch fire much easier than the electric truck. If the RosenBauer catches fire, dollars to doughnuts it will be a problem with the diesel generator.
Lot's of things too fail and break
A stupid solution to a non- problem. Hopefully soon we'll wakeup from this dystopian net zero nightmare.
This felt like an empty video.
I know what you mean
Owie
When this turd catches fire, they at least have water on board to slightly put it out before other cells ignite. You can make this stupidity up