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Nice job guys. It’s easy for firefighters to “ Monday night quarterback “ when watching how another Fire Department does an evolution. Just remember that those are the “know it alls”that just have to open their mouths and release all their pent up trash because they didn’t think of that idea themselves. Also they wish they had nice rigs like you have😆🚒🇺🇸. Keep up these great videos. This is how we learn from each other.
@@pepwaverley2185 these are firefighters in the capital of Indonesia, they are not volunteers and have some of the most state of the art equipment on the market.
@@2blackdanes Some rope and carabiners are certainly not state-of-the-art. This is definitely an example of how you can use less to do more. They do make some mistakes that I being a tech rescue / climber for 30 years would never do. Nothing that causes safety issues but just a few things you would never do if you know what you are doing. I'm not talking about the rope harness, because again if you don't have a proper victim harness or webbing to make a more secure way to lower the victim this works using the limited supplies that you have. They are simply using techniques that are outdated mostly. Few people know how to use a mutner hitch, because they use belay devices, and with the ladder, it is more efficient to weave through the rungs to create a friction belay, that's what we teach fireman because you can't mess up going through rungs but if the mutner is backwards you just drop the victim.
@@fcb202 I didn’t say the rope and carabiners were the state of the art equipment or that the technique they used was the most up to date process to rescue someone. Their apparatus shows they’re not some backwoods volunteer company. The guy is showing off what are some basic skills in the fire service and proud of what he’s learned. Yeah we do it different in the US and “my way is always better than someone else’s” because I said so… Half of what’s taught in fire academies isn’t practiced routinely because there’s always a new way or toy to do it with, until that shit-hits-the-fan moment when that $10,000 toy isn’t in your pocket to save the day, then you have to revert back to those silly basic techniques to get the job done.
In California we call that Rescue System 1 (RS1). Ropes, pully systems, knots, mechanical advantage concepts, etc. to haul or lower heavy loads.
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Kaaam complete hooga. Tub tak saaab raaakh hooo gaya hoooga.
THANK YOU SO MUCH TO EVERYONE FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND SUGGESTIONS
GREETINGS TO INTERNATIONAL FIRE FIGHTERS
Buena técnica, aunque consideraría usarla en casos extremos en donde no tengamos mucho material para poder estabilizar a la victima. Saludos y Éxitos.
Good stuff Brothers, Strong work on your drills from the USA
Usar el travesaño de la escalera como anclaje. Es peligro de muerte!!
Cuidado compañeros.
Buen trabajo
Nice job guys. It’s easy for firefighters to “ Monday night quarterback “ when watching how another Fire Department does an evolution. Just remember that those are the “know it alls”that just have to open their mouths and release all their pent up trash because they didn’t think of that idea themselves. Also they wish they had nice rigs like you have😆🚒🇺🇸.
Keep up these great videos. This is how we learn from each other.
Very similar to RIT evolutions here in the US, but using a MAST sling in place of the rope for the member being lowered.
Under which normative do you work?
Pity about the "musak"!
Bowline-on-the-bite for the win! Ladder progression could be improved.
the fire would of gone out by the time you’ve done that
Firefighters do more than fighting fires.
@@kallewirsch4187 i know making pretty knots with rope
I want to say not all fire department practice these very good safety ideasa
A ladder rung is not strong enough for doing this. Both side rails should be slung instead.
Сложно всё , но интересно.👍
Seems like a lot of complexity could be eliminated.
Not criticizing, just saying, I think they could improve on this.
@@pepwaverley2185 these are firefighters in the capital of Indonesia, they are not volunteers and have some of the most state of the art equipment on the market.
@@2blackdanes Some rope and carabiners are certainly not state-of-the-art. This is definitely an example of how you can use less to do more. They do make some mistakes that I being a tech rescue / climber for 30 years would never do. Nothing that causes safety issues but just a few things you would never do if you know what you are doing. I'm not talking about the rope harness, because again if you don't have a proper victim harness or webbing to make a more secure way to lower the victim this works using the limited supplies that you have.
They are simply using techniques that are outdated mostly. Few people know how to use a mutner hitch, because they use belay devices, and with the ladder, it is more efficient to weave through the rungs to create a friction belay, that's what we teach fireman because you can't mess up going through rungs but if the mutner is backwards you just drop the victim.
@@fcb202 I didn’t say the rope and carabiners were the state of the art equipment or that the technique they used was the most up to date process to rescue someone. Their apparatus shows they’re not some backwoods volunteer company. The guy is showing off what are some basic skills in the fire service and proud of what he’s learned. Yeah we do it different in the US and “my way is always better than someone else’s” because I said so…
Half of what’s taught in fire academies isn’t practiced routinely because there’s always a new way or toy to do it with, until that shit-hits-the-fan moment when that $10,000 toy isn’t in your pocket to save the day, then you have to revert back to those silly basic techniques to get the job done.
@@2blackdanes They demostrate lack of experience that bloated beauracratic agency of a fire departments oozes. go foundation savers go.
This wasn’t complex at all . Pretty quick way to do this. I’ve did this many times .
Semangat terus latihaanya
liked, but ditch the masks next time!
Wow awsome
Well, that is one way to do it.
belle maitrise des gestes
I know somebody who fell through a ladder using it at the angle 🤣🙈
Super
thats a improper carabine....
Glad it's not my place burning down while these guys are frigging around with fancy knots!
глупость.... долго и сложно даже в легкой одежде... в боевке не реальлно