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- Los Angeles Fire Department Engine 33 was dispatched to a reported rubbish at the intersection of Stanford Ave and E84th St. While in route Engine 33’s incident was modified to a structure fire.
Engine 33 arrived on scene to find a rubbish fire extending into multiple detached garages. Additional units were requested as multiple structures were going. Engine 33 took fire attack on the rubbish,Truck 33 took the roof of a converted detached garage with Engine 57 taking fire attack.
Battalion 13 was the incident commander, known as Stanford IC. Knockdown was called in 28 minutes with no injuries reported.
May 15th, 2022- South Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
I rarely say a bad thing about LAFD, cause I think they are some of the best firefighters in the country; BUT damn Captain, can you not help your firefighter with the hand line as he struggles to advance with the charged line? And to the firefighter on the hand line, might want to practice masking up while you are pulling onto the scene, that fire could be seen before the engine stopped.
And that lazy Captain might need to get to the gym, he's a bit fat, maybe that is why he could not help, he could not bend over? You think?
The new LAFD Chief might consider a staffing change at 33s and a leadership change at station 33.
maybe its a new firefighter and they want him to get used to handling a line by himself for the times when he might have to?? I don't have any firefighting experience to speak from but you see that kind of thing when training new employees in a lot of jobs.
This caption has 28 years on the dept. it’s not the depts SOG to assist in hose deployment, his job is 360 of the fire looks for exposures and relay info back to IC. It’s a rookie FF, That’s his only job, and our new chief can’t hold a flame to this guys experience. Unless you know our SOGs, your opinion isn’t really valid…just stay on your couch and keep Monday morning quarterbacking.
@@surfhwm31 That Captain needs to lose some fat, get in shape, and be able to actually do his job. Experience or not, he's fat! He was in the alley with no SCBA on his back, even though he was within feet of the fire and toxic gasses. Now not sure what your SOG states, but mine always said you have SCBA on if you are on the fire scene and in case you have to help. You talk about the rookie having one job, but it was a fully charged hose line with no one backing him up. Does your department routinely deploy hose lines without a second firefighter to help move the hose as you advance the attack? Mine always said to have a backup to help avoid injury as you advance a fully charged hose line during an attack. Do not tell me to not criticize; I have been a firefighter, still am a paramedic, and happen to now be in Anesthesia because I decided to continue my education, but I still remember basic safety protocols, and safety to the crew is first and foremost, a dead firefighter never saved anyone or anything. The rookie needed help, PERIOD. Unless you think torturing a rookie while fighting a fire is an acceptable teaching method. If that is the standard LAFD teaching method, then, by all means, tell me that is how you advance an attack with a single firefighter on a fully charged hose line. But I would not let that Captain tell me how to advance a garden hose, much less a fully charged attack line.
would have been nice of the Captain to help out with that handline.....
Looks like he was getting a video of him. Either that or he was holding the TIC
Come on Captains get in there, no BA on and doing squat. When I was working my FF’S were suited up and ready to go as soon as they stepped off the engine all they had to do was plug in. I thank God I had great Firefighters and Engineers when I was a Captain. Be safe Lads.
DOES A RED HAT PREVENT THE PERSON FROM HELPING HIS MATE WITH THE HOSE VERY SAD
Why is there no hoses, or water on the fire with men on the roof?
WOW ! Did they save any part of that garage ? Pulling up to a scene like that should of been gear on and waiting to attach hose to Scott pack and grabbing the hose off the engine and shooting down the fire. Standing around putting on a mask, protective hood, helmet, and gloves...slow. At least he turned on the air knob valve.
How about you get on that line and help Captain.
This new helmet are very ugly
nice vid, was looking forward to this
Thanks!!
My guys get off. The engine masked up and ready to work , none of this putting on equipment wasting time !
Have you every heard of the “ Clean Cab Concept”
@@timothyreed8417 yes but don’t agree with it , doesn’t make sense to me , why not be ready with you stuff and ready Togo the minute you hit the scene ?
@@littlehuey5679
Your not concerned about your health or your co-workers
@@timothyreed8417 why is that ?
@@littlehuey5679
What is the “Clean Cab Concept” about?
Terrible operations.
How so?
Be specific…
Are LAFD engines not fully staffed ?usually 4-5 firefighters on a rig
4 firefighters per engine…it’s been that way for a long time…
D + top
Yall need to let the truck company cut the vertical hole and quit shooting the breeze conversing!
Why is no one suited up on the way to the fire ?
Clean cab.
Our brave men and women do not get paid enough
I noticed that a couple of the firefighters are wearing traditional firefighter helmets and not the ones that LA city in LA county normally wear has there been a change in the helmet status in LA city
Yes the NFPA has deemed the Phenix helmets not meeting the requirements for fire helmets. So LAFD is going to the traditional style helmets.
@@TN_fire_photographer Thank you for the information and have a nice afternoon
They transitioned to the newer more traditional type helmet, but don't think they have the leather eagle shield on them for some reason? I will check in case I missed seeing the normal leather shield?
@@aportman58 some have the traditional leather piece holder on them, so of them don't
@@TN_fire_photographer gotcha! I knew they were transitioning but I hadn’t seen any with the leather fronts. I appreciate the correction!
Sad to see those CLOWN Helmets in use !
Great video, thanks.
33’s Fire City
When did LA start wearing traditional fire helmets
Within the last year
Thanks!
Ha, dude needs some practice masking up
Is LAFD switching to the traditional looking helmet.
seriously? wtf!
Those guys on the roof, are they immune to the carcinogenic smoke?
Don't get it why they're not wearing their SCBA.
Let me see now. I can "gear up" and be ready to go while I am riding to the fire or I can waste time and wait till I get to the fire. We all can see which path he took :)
LAFD can't put their SCBA on while enroute to the fire. They are located outside of the cab. They could still atleast mask up though I suppose. Would be nice to see the Capitan also gear up properly and help out with the hand line.
@@eriksand9262 Clean Cabs don’t make grabs is how the saying goes. I don’t like it at all but that’s the way they do it. One thing I don’t get is why the Captain doesn’t have a pack and masked up helping his Firefighter advance the line to fight fire. I’m sure he’s probably in Command until a chief gets their but still you can be packed up assisting your Firefighters with the initial attack.
@@ShakeNBake4200 agreed. Seems like a lazy captain.
@@eriksand9262 I’ve noticed this a lot with LAFD lately. I’m not gonna be one of those armchair quarterbacks on here but something has to be said.