Yes those are both DPL (Dual Purpose Ladders) but specifically at Paddington (as with all 2 pump stations) they are set up as a Pump Ladder and a Pump. In this case the first one to pull out was the Pump Ladder and the 2nd was the Pump.
Noticed recently that this alarm sound is being used on a TV car advert. Every time it comes on I can imagine many an off-duty LFB firefighter thinking they've got a shout!
Allegedly retained firefighters and off duty firefighters are two very different things off duty ff’s means exactly that they are not on duty and will not respond to call outs the non retained firefighters usually don’t have a pager whereas retained ff’s will be at home or a full time job (within five minutes of the station) with a pager nearby ready to leave at a moments notice should the pager go off It’s easier to think of them as career firefighters and on-call firefighters but yes I agree it is sad that lfb and wmfrs don’t have retained crews as we are a huge asset for the brigades especially in areas where staffing a full time station would be impractical
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Yes those are both DPL (Dual Purpose Ladders) but specifically at Paddington (as with all 2 pump stations) they are set up as a Pump Ladder and a Pump. In this case the first one to pull out was the Pump Ladder and the 2nd was the Pump.
Noticed recently that this alarm sound is being used on a TV car advert. Every time it comes on I can imagine many an off-duty LFB firefighter thinking they've got a shout!
Sadly the LFB Have no retained firefighter along with WMFRS The only ones in the UK
Allegedly
retained firefighters and off duty firefighters are two very different things off duty ff’s means exactly that they are not on duty and will not respond to call outs the non retained firefighters usually don’t have a pager whereas retained ff’s will be at home or a full time job (within five minutes of the station) with a pager nearby ready to leave at a moments notice should the pager go off
It’s easier to think of them as career firefighters and on-call firefighters but yes I agree it is sad that lfb and wmfrs don’t have retained crews as we are a huge asset for the brigades especially in areas where staffing a full time station would be impractical
@@allegedly8931 not just WMFRS, Here, SYFR (South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue) Has retained firefighters.
@@chaoticbean9532 I Mean WMFRS And LFB Have no retained fire fighters
Mooi man!
The last vehicle in the garage, was that a reserve engine?
It is a rescue truck
@@EmergencyResponsesNetherlands Thnx for quick answer!
Netjes!!
Wondered what Harry would make of all this
Yes I wonder what he would think. RIP Harry
Didnt know the chap at all but read the book a few times, I bet he would have retired a CFO.
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Can I find somewhere on internet a sample of that alarm sound for the calls?
th-cam.com/video/ylw3EOtS8hc/w-d-xo.html
Here you go if you hadn’t already found it.
What is the music?
That is the alarm tone :D
@@Firescue112 really?? Jesus i thought it was a song 🤣🤣🤣🤣 the song at the start of the vid
Yes, really :D The most awkward station tones ever! But somehow I love it :D
@@Firescue112 yeah i agree i like it aswell . Something different:)
The theory behind it is that if you're asleep it's better to wake up to that than be jolted awake by a ringing bell or klaxon
Of zat jij nou gewoon trompet te spelen daaro 😂