FDNY *10-60 Major Emergency* Crane Collapse on Madison Ave Prompts Major FDNY Response - 5/31/15
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FDNY and NYPD Units On Scene of a Crane Collapse on Madison Ave near E 38th St. In Midtown, Manhattan.
10-60 Major Emergency was Transmitted for a Crane Collapse with Debris hanging off from numerous buildings.
0:10 The air horn 🤤
that is very cool Never see fire truck F.D.N.Y ladder 9 BeforeTommy Felipe
what function of squad fdny ?
itsused as a engine and a truck and sometimes a hazmat unit
I was actually visiting my family in North Jersey when this happened. Huge news.
What is the ssl25 used for never seen one
nice great work
😂
Wow nice!
is this the same incident that injured 7 people over the weekend,and made the news?
Evangelist George Ronald Anderson Jr. Yeah I think so. Saddly it injured more than 7. It whas 10 people injured :(
the NYFD seem to have units for almost every thing ,living inNY from 1980 to 1985 loved the place
Malcolm Marshall 2 years late, but it’s FDNY
Great footage Tommy
Wow, this is what I call Impression Manament ......
I still don't understand why in cities like NYC, they use tiller trucks for ladders with a guy at the back, while in Europe they carry the samen ladders on trucks approx 2/3 or shorter of that lenght.
MrRCGNL Tiller truck are very easy to drive. Even if it look kinda huge you can go to some very tight space.
Achsooo... Deshalb nennt man sie SCHLEIFkorbtrage 😄 3:09
Kann garnicht erkennen, was dort alles drin ist. Kann mir jemand helfen?!
I like everyone video
Holy I think I been there on Saturday
I Believe that the FDNY IS the greatest fire department in the world my father was a Firefighter for South Bend Indiana Fire Department who saw lots of activity from 1958 to 1983 he was a Tiller back seat driver
Why at 3:29 the firefighters are whearing tanks??
Based on the fact the also sent HazMat units, the feat HazMat I think.
Eva wissing It’s a SCBA pack. It carries oxygen, they also have a mask.
Nice! video
Crap sirens
Are collapses so common that they need a special van for it??
Or just more post-9/11 overreaction and budget-blowing?
They respond to anything that the city of New York deems a collapse. Be it building, facade, or scaffolding. I believe they also respond to anything that is considered a major incident. Airplane crash, train derailment, that sorta thing. With a city like NY that is growing vertically, I'd say its a pretty well used unit.
Better to be safe than sorry applies here
I think that you need to remember that if NYC itself were a state it would be #12. All of that crammed into 360 more or less sq. miles. Do not compare to a city but rather a crowded city-state. It needs all of what it has and what it spends. Compare it to an entire state of the same size NJ or VA for instance and you will find far more budget waste and over-reaction.
and duplication.
I'll bet some of the 9/11 commission money goes to the FDNY otherwise they probably wouldn't have that unit