2 1/2 and Waffles - Firehouse 33 - Station Sunday
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2023
- In this special edition of Station Saturday ride along with Firehouse 33 for their Sunday morning tradition of stretching 2 1/2" hose, making waffles and responding to calls.
During 2022 Engine 33 responded to 2,597 incidents and Brush 33 responded to 19 wildland fires. Medic 33 is currently the 4th busiest Medic Unit at South Metro out of 19.
I like how Straight forward Capt. Schmidt is helping his crew. Amazing Work guys
Captain Schmidt is a class act.
This is such a good video;
I love how you all incorporated the history of station 33 not just about the fire station tour.
I think it’s really important to include the history of fire stations and to show us that your more than co workers but it’s much more than that your a family and you all make sure that you have each other’s backs.
Stay safe!
Thank you!
Great job 33. I like that this was about the crew and the training, not just a firehouse tour.
Only 3 on the engine for such a busy station?
Thank you! Yes, Engine 33's minimum staffing level is 3 personnel but it will likely be bumped up to 4 personnel when the next academy class or two hit the streets.
"Get roved out to Tower 32"
Capt. Schmidt - "Gross"
Absolutely lost it lol
Nothing like firefighter love :D
This is SO GOOD! I love all of the history and pride at Station 33. It's great to see. Also, A+ job of production on this video. It was very well done and yet another reason why South Metro Fire Rescue is the best. Stay safe! 👍🏼 🚑🚒👨🏻🚒🧑🏼🚒
Thank you!!
Thank You soooo very Much Station 33 👍👍 Awesome job showing going out to calls, training exercises and making those delicious looking waffles 😎😃😃 sharing the feeling of actually being close knit together as a family team *** Then showing the firestation tour 👍❤
Thanks for joining us!
Seeing all you do to train gives a different respect for the general public. Your firehouse was built when I was in high school. I wish my body had held up as well as your building!
Hello My Brothers and Sister's, I'm A 30 year Veteran and have been Retired for the last 11 years, 33 has a Nice Station. I worked on both the Engine company as well as the truck company. We were fighting a house fire and me and my partner were up on the roof cutting a hole for ventilation and just as I put the point of the axe in the cut flames shot up in front of me and lost my balance and fell 2 1/2 stories and landed on my air pack, I fell through the second and first floor when my alarm went off so I could be found. I injured my lower back and neck. Stay safe my Brothers and Sister
Love this video! I hope we can see a PIO blog in the near future
Thank you! And yes, we're working on a new vlog!
Awesome thanks!🇺🇸⭐️ love the series!🎉🧑🚒❤️
Impressive practice session with lots of practical advise. Chocolate Chip Waffles oh yeah! Nice practice equipment too. Great review all.
Thanks for watching!
Having been a VolFF for years and seeing a Print get the advance line training is amazing to see.
That’s one of the most legendary mustaches I’ve ever seen
Legend has is that some fires extinguish themselves when they see Captain Schmidt's mustache.
@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO Best comment response ever!
😂😂😂
Great company officer right there.
Impressive training routine and effort.
I am dying at the passive aggressive bathroom tour hahahahah @14:18
Love these videos !!!
That Officer really knows what he’s doing
Well done video & what an amazing crew!
Awsome best looking fire department ive seen yet
I wasn’t hungry until I saw those amazing waffles and sausages
FF Size is all about "utilizing" Lol. Great video and an awesome group of people.
I wish we would do more training like that here at my station.
Fabulous...🤗🤗
Super vidéo, je vous suis depuis Lyon (France) 👍🏽
So one of the most impressive departments operates in t-shirts. Crazy.
I'm hungry now, thanks. Good job, I enjoyed that,
Glad you enjoyed it
Great job on the video
There’s always one station and crew like this at every department…..and every person wishes they were on it.
Awesome! Do you think if I swing by Station 33 on Sunday I could get some waffles?
Lol
Okay now actually getting a look at these waffles, I am in awe. Please, compliments to the chef(s)!
Great video! What is going on with the orange/red cord wrapped around your trainee's left leg?
In the beginning I was a bit worried that you switched up one of my favourite formats of the channel, but having watched the video in full I think it was a cool addition to show a bit of the day-to-day stuff _additionally_ to the tour of the station. I'm not that big of a fan of all this "firefighter hero/action movie" stuff, so I could've done with an intro that was about 5 notches quieter - but that's just my personal taste. Still a great video and really interesting to watch for all the differences and yet the many similarities between US firefighting and how we do it over here in germany :)
“Hey everyone look at how cool my bent brim looks….HEYYYY LOOOKKKK!!!!”
South Metro inspires me to be a better firefighter
I could be wrong about this but I’m certain that Tiller 34 will most likely have Onspot Automatic Tire Chains installed.
“Hose sent out for testing”. Man, I would’ve given a limb to be able to say that the first 20 years of my career😅
very relaxed environment for the rookie... nothing like my dept
Good video. Nicely produced. Only one question/comment. Noticed Rosie was putting on her mast with bunker gloves on. Would she properly be able to tighten all the straps? Preset straps may help but don’t seal all the way typically . 🤔
I want to be apart of South Metro Fire Rescue but I live in NEW YORK. And all fire departments in long island are volenteer.
Yayyyy!
Editing during the intro was really nice on this one. Good work
Glad you liked it!
What is that section of cord on rosie’s leg and what is it used for?
great work South Metro Fire lol what is her size ? firefighter size
Is station 15 going to split into 33s for the rebuild?
E15 has moved to Station 37 north of 15s and will respond from there as E37, M15 as moved to Station 14 to the northeast and responds as M14, there is minimal increase in response time in fact some of 15s first due will have a quicker response time.
Station 33 isn't large enough to accommodate additional apparatus and personnel. As Autofleet4429 wrote below, Engine 15 was relocated to Engine 37 and Medic 15 was relocated to Medic 14.
Could that chock be any bigger
I’m confused on why it says station Sunday and not station Saturday
It was filmed on Sunday
@@cubbe8 yes but its live Saturday
Sunday's are for 2 1/2 and waffles at Station 33, so this is Station Sunday on a Saturday :-)
We need more pio vlogs daily
Liked and shared your video, great program 🧑🏻👍🏻🔥👩🏻🚒👩🏼🚒👩🏽🚒👩🏾🚒👩🏿🚒👨🏿🚒👨🏾🚒👨🏽🚒👨🏼🚒👨🏻🚒🚒
I hope every Station Sunday is going to be like this from now
A nice change up to the 'Station Saturday' format. Also, great teaser by announcing the Saturday premier on Wednesday.
Différent des pompiers en France 👏🏽
That stash help him with being the boss and league has it that fire is already out before he gets there and he hides in the station so no one can bother him when hes eating and sleeping
You don’t use hose straps ?
Hose straps are definitely an option if the crew wants to use them.
I’m guessing when you guys do that in house training, especially when taking all that hose off the engine, you guys go out of service?
Probably not. Almost no departments go out of service for training. They would advise dispatch they would be on a training delay for x amount of minutes.
It should only take about 2-4 minutes to get the hose back on the truck and respond. So they may tell dispatch that they are on a 5 minute delay for training so depending on the call, the delay may not matter, but if it does, then they will send another engine. But chances are that engine will take 5 minutes longer to respond into that area.
At South Metro, units have the option to stay in service, go on a 1, 3 or 5 minute training delay or go completely out of service. Usually the Lieutenant or Captain will decided what level is appropriate.
Is the engine only staffed with 3 persons? seems harsh with 7+ daily responses
It depends on the overall staffing on each shift.
@@Cyedae Previously on Station Saturday, the crew has mentioned the if the engine is staffed with only 3 because of low call volume. The didnt here, so im curious if its because of one crew missing(illness, vacation ect) or if its only is staffed with 3 witch seems odd of South Metro Fire Rescue Centennial for station as busy as this
@@jakobmadsen31 Like I said, it'll depend on the overall staffing on each shift (A, B, & C). There may also be staffing shortages within the department which is why they only have 3 members on RE33.
South Metro continues to work toward 4 person staffing on all Engine Companies. Engine 33 will likely get their 4th after the next academy class or two graduates. Operations Division ultimately decides which Engines have a 4 person minimum based on a number of factors like being paired with a Medic Unit, their location and call volume.
Is 7 runs a lot for this department?
How do you guys refill a fire truck after a mission or training
I've actually seen this once with my local department they had a car fire in front of my place and after they battle the car fire the engineer took the engine to the nearest fire hydrant refilled that way.
Yes, water tanks on fire apparatus are refilled after fires and training, usually at the nearest fire hydrant.
@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO is there one usually at or near the station or would they have to find it?
@@seanrobbins7125 There is a hydrant right next to Station 33 and usually one on every street corner in their first due area.
Captain Schmidt is classic
Are there no more fire medic episodes?
There will be more Fire Medics, but those videos are on pause right now for some vacation time.
@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO what about the unscripted series? That’s where I came from and got me interested in the channel. Much love from Southeast Iowa
What station did medic 33 come from 21’s? Or somewhere else
Medic 33 was Medic 37. That assignment was changed in February of 2023.
Is 33 still in the spare
Yes, Engine 33 is still using a reserve engine.
is engine 33 front line or reserve?
Engine 33 is using a reserve.
@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO They've been in that truck for a while. What's going on with the frontline engine?
@@some0ne8 Their front line engine had stress cracks on the frame that required some disassembly to repair.
To my wonderful family be careful working former firefighter and EMS love y'all rescue Randy's
Can't wait
Hi from ohio
Me too
I am less than a 25th of a mile away from that fd
Can you guys start doing more pio vlogs
Rosie gets a lot of hose 😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you Kim Connor Eric and Lauren I can’t wait I miss you my south metro friends your friend in Springfield Missouri kyle
I'm from Springfield mo
Makes me sad you guys don't have real maple syrup for those waffles. Great video though! I like this style.
I was thought you're guys are in Texas, but youre in Colorado.
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Don’t you mean station Saturday the 4th is Sunday not the 3rd
We definitely mean Station Sunday, on a Saturday :-)
@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO oh ok
Why medic 33 is so old and is the 4th busiest
M33 used to be M37 but was relocated to Station 33 for better coverage.
Since Medic 33 was originally Medic 37 which has less call volume, the vehicle is in great shape for it's age.
Not the best video that been put out yet and it was kind of confusing. That a good size station for only having two bays. Have fun with all the training.
This is the type of Captain I would kick over small children to work for. (Disclaimer, that’s a joke…kind of)
Why does the girl get to wear her hair down? My understanding is anyone with long hair must keep their hair up and out of the way?
A female fire fighter is a wasted slot .
Train YES! Wearing bunker gear in the personal areas NO!! Keep bunker gear carcinogens out on apparatus floor.
Size (or whatever her name is) is GORGEOUS!
I wasn’t hungry until I saw those amazing waffles and sausages