[FDNY] HAZMAT 1 & IT'S 2ND PIECE GO ON A RUN TO A CAR LEAKING FLUID

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Date September 21, 2017
Area: Maspeth Queens, New York
Location: 56-29 68th Street
Box ????
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An exclusive inside view of FDNY Hazmat 1 and it's 2nd piece responding to a car leaking fluid in the Bronx. I also want to thank the guys for their hospitality and time spent with us. Thank You!
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[@JeffKnight109]

Nice! Video & nice catch too

[@TheResponder]

Thx my bro Jeff! 🔥🚒

[@JeffKnight109]

Your welcome!

[@dantedanielcorrea9823]

@@JeffKnight109 iooooo

[@dantedanielcorrea9823]

@@TheResponder ioo

[@Ramseylove]

Awesome work keep up the great work 👍🏼🚒

[@Ramseylove]

Great job my Friend The Responder

[@dbyers3897]

You can keep the job of chauffeur on those rigs. Damn! They're the only guys in the City who put in more miles than the cabbies because they're the only FDNY line company the routinely responds citywide. Correct me if my memory is off or things have changed.

[@99carnot]

Really good house view and response. Liked and have a very good day and weekend!

[@TheResponder]

Thanks Steve! Same 2U

[@OklahomaEmergency]

Very cool catches! Looks like you got something better than the squads!

[@TheResponder]

Hehehe... 👌 Thanks!

[@TomFireVideography]

Wow that's cool I went to hazmat 1 Once and squad 288 It was really cool this is a cooler house

[@BeytekinConstructionMachinery]

That's a cool catch Cris!

[@TheResponder]

Thank You Benjamin!

[@timothyj.barron9525]

I've seen that NYFD has squads and hazmat that might have a "2nd piece." How are they dispatched and handled from a radio traffic perspective? Are both apparatus and associated personnel considered "one" and roll to every call together?

[@QJONEZOFFICIAL]

Great catches

[@TheResponder]

Thx.

[@FireAlley]

Awesome catch!

[@TheResponder]

Thanks!

[@90210FireBuff]

Awesome video!

[@TheResponder]

Thx Zach! 🚒

[@ItaliaEmergenza]

Very nice video!

[@TheResponder]

THX!

[@CobraEmergencyNorthAmerica]

Awesome! I'd love to catch HazMat! Just a shame no siren.
What was that about getting a ticket?

[@TheResponder]

I'll be back so stay tuned...
Just was asking the guy for the ticket so I can show it in the beginning of the video. I received permission and I lost the picture lol...

[@alexandernunez109]

Awesome catches

[@TheResponder]

Thx.

[@QJONEZOFFICIAL]

Awesome

[@Paulbuff-pl6kj]

I saw a similar video a year or so ago. And I asked this same Question. Why does the first piece stop after exiting the house, then wait for the second piece to pass and then follow along? It seems to me that the lead truck (2nd piece) should be first out of the house.

[@sebastianbliek]

the second unit blocks traffic the first unit has to get to the seen first

[@Bobman84]

Why does the Hazmat company have 2 huge rigs? Any idea what the second piece carries compared to the main rig?

[@sebastianbliek]

not foam support equipment don't know what

[@CanadianFirevideos]

Nice catch

[@TheResponder]

Thx allot 😁

[@R142AR188]

Sweet Video My Friend

[@TheResponder]

Thank You my friend :)

[@Ramseylove]

that is cool

[@mikeggg1979]

My friend Mitch is hazmat there💪🏻

[@LancasterResponding]

Wait. 288 is stationed with HazMat?
Also that's a big response to throw down some oil dry

[@TheResponder]

Yes. It is a huge firehouse stationed with 4 rigs!

[@jamesaustin3483]

Squad 288 and Haz Mat 1 share quarters in Maspeth, Queens. The house is just off the junction of the LIE, 69 Street, and Grand Ave.

[@jamesaustin3483]

Squads are up trained and equipped pumpers. HazMat 1 has even more advanced training and capabilities. The firehouse is located adjacent to the Long Island Expressway just east of the junction with the Brooklyn Queens Expressway allowing them ready access to much of the city. This particular house sustained the greatest loss of life on 9/11.

[@mikesaporitojr3313]

Which is the main peice of apperatus the second rig or the first rig out

[@firestartergold1768]

1st one, i believe

[@TomFireVideography]

The 2nd 1 the first one just blocks traffic then goes in the back.

[@maxhallman1036]

The main hazmat rig is the tandem axle rig

[@sebastianbliek]

how many firefighter ride on the hazat rigs?

[@jackier.9118]

7

[@jole3799]

Manuel

[@dantedanielcorrea9823]

Ooo

[@25mfd]

Really nice vid. But as a FF, I hated going red lights and sirens on calls like these. A vehicle leaking fluid is not an emergency call. It should be a non emergency response, no lights/sirens. Get there when you get there. Keep up the good work.

[@KRiiB78]

25mfd a vehicle leaking fluid is an emergency when there are a few million people in that borough. Secondly I don’t know where you are but without running code it would take them a loooonnng time getting thru NYC traffic without running code.

[@fire26821]

and in the city this big, no light or siren could be over 2 hrs response

[@lifebeginsat40truck]

You didn’t have to tell us it was hazmat 1 since their in the video 😀