Rehab 12 - Fleet Friday
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 เม.ย. 2021
- On this Fleet Friday, members of Arapahoe Rescue Patrol give us a tour of Rehab 12, a 1995 International / SVI. Rehab 12 is staffed by A.R.P. volunteers and responds to most major incidents in South Metro's district to provide nourishment, SCBA cylinders and scene lighting. This vehicle was originally purchased by Louviers Fire District and used as Squad 123 until 1999 when their district merged with South Metro. It later became Squad 40, Heavy Rescue 41 and a reserve special operations vehicle before being reassigned to Rehab.
To learn more about Arapahoe Rescue Patrol please visit - www.arapahoerescue.org/
The kids did a good job. Maybe one day we can get to see Rehab 12 on a fire scene in a pio vlog!
You don’t see it up close but in some of the older vlogs you can see them working and hear Connor/Eric give them a shout out.
The young adults did a great job.... The future is in good hands
@@TheHastingsumc *kids
@@iamReddington they are all in highschool so sort of kids but probably young adults
Are they interns?
This TH-cam channel is incredible. The pio department should be proud, I don't even live in Colorado and I feel intimately familiar with the department and members that serve in its community.
Same here
For a 1995 International, that's a good looking truck. It could use some love, though. Replace the strobe light heads with LEDs, replace the rear scene lights with LEDs, and put some new domes on the light bar, for now. That would put less load on the electrical system, which results in to reduced maintenance. Later on, come back and replace the light bar with an LED bar, and replace the head on the light tower with LED. Still, I am a bit nostalgic for the old school look! Great job on the presentation, crew!
So your Rehab is what we call a Utility Truck at our Department. The Rehab at ours carries portable like tents and A/C unit as well as is like a FOOD Truck more or less. Our Utility also have water and such cold like your rehab. Our Utility can fill up to 8 bottles at a time and is self contained system. Nice Truck and great to see the younger generation get involved
I would be super pumped to have these kids helping me out on scene. Proud of them already, I can only imagine their parents.
Excellent presentation by several very dedicated young folks ! Well Done ! Keep up the good work .
Great Job to the Arapahoe Rescue Patrol South Metro is in Good hands with this team.
Thank you for your service and community too
When I was in high school I was a police explorer. These kids are the fire equivalent of us. Glad to see programs like this still exist. I look back fondly on my explorer days. Got to do a lot of interesting things. Police training, ride alongs, search and rescue, evidence searches, harbor patrol, traffic control, security at fairs and school events. Was a great time. Sadly programs like that are disappearing. I hope South Metro does everything they can to hold onto programs like that.
To the members, Thank You For Your Service!! Very interesting set up on your response vehicle. Well equipped for the mission you do.
Great job guys. All around nice to see young ones involved
Great collaboration! Love to see different departments working so closely!
That was very well done by the teens. I am sure they are very helpful as they all seem to be very knowledgeable. This is a great idea involving the public, and may encourage them to want to be firefighters themselves one day. That always seems to be a problem with any S&R teams is the availability of personnel, and this seems like an excellent way to provide more hands to assist in the load. Great video coverage too.
Wow, I wish we’d had something like that in the U.K. when I was young. Well done to all the young volunteers who help on this. You should be very proud of yourselves. If you are all as knowledgeable and keen as these 3 you will all go far in life and be positive forces. Great work.
How many responses do you have per year and how many volunteers are there? Would be nice to see a piece about their training and envolvement on the fire ground in the future?
Great to see you guys, that you do a job so dedicated at that young age. :)
Keep up this good work!
My compliment to all of you!
I wish my local department did this because I would totally join as a young guy!
I think it's a really cool idea to combine the voluntary SAR crew with a voluntary supplemental fire fighting crew. The semi-regular calls for big fires provide the needed "live fire" training, team building and (last but not least in a voluntary crew) fun for the team, which would be much rarer if they would "just" do SAR work - while simultaneoulsy you have a big benefit for your career departement as well, because a few volunteers that are keen on doing the "dirty" work are a huge help for the men at work. This combination saves the city thousands in wages for additional staff while it also provides a better experience for the volunteers. Win-Win. Really clever.
I love the old school rig
I just missed the very beginning gonna have to watch it when it’s not live thank you Kim Connor and Eric your friend Kyle In Springfield Missouri
Excellent job, and you guys and girls who are just coming into the fire service are so very very needed on fire scenes. Would love to see rehab 12 get updated into a heavy rescue.. excellent video once again by SMFR
4:00: One of the great achievements of our times is that we managed to tame these loud and stinking diesel engines! They now run as quiet as their petrol - fed counterparts, providing maximum torque almost at idle rpm! And now "Rudolf Diesel minute" any more!
Nice to see, that there are volunteer emergency services like the volunteer disaster response units in germany too. Greetings from the ASB to the ARP.
🔥🔥🔥🔥I love this good video yall I love watching y’all channel🔥💪🏾💯
Can you do a day in the life of a brush Engineer or day in the life of a wild land firefighter?
They probably will this summer when there is some wildland fires that they respond to.
@@Mustang6971 yea probably
There wild land fire fighters are just normal fire fighters so it would be.like day in a life of a fire fighter
@@devxdiamondman9561 maybe they could do a clip on a crew while they are on a 14 day wildland deployment.
They wouldn’t be able to because a wildland firefighter is a normal firefighter that cross staffs the type 7 or 3
That's so cool, what cool girl. :D
Thanks to the fire department for all they do
I just heard about the plane crash near Cherry Creek Reservoir - I'm looking forward to hearing more in your next PIO vlog!
When i was in ARP we had the old yellow rig before the new one. It was also before the merge with LFR
God I wish my local fire service had something like this...
Thank you my friends kim Connor and Eric from your friend Kyle In Springfield Missouri
Nice! We used these for hazmat and collapse unit.
Nice job everyone
you can also put the bottles in backwards to signify its empty
That is what we do at Rural Metro Fire Department.
@@limemonster2295 Almost every department near me does it.
Doing so makes it more difficult to remove the bottles from the tray, we typically twist the straps to signify used/empty bottles. Doing so makes it easier to remove the bottles or check pressures on scene or after a call.
I wish i couldve gotten involved like this but needed to put in the time get my certs and graduate to start running with my local dept
Ooooh Isabella is absolutely beautiful 😍😍😍
Nice truck
very cool
Well done vid will the volunteers
I hope engine 21 gets a fleet Friday and some other time brush 21
Me as well i want to watch
looking forward to this. I am the rehab response program team leader for the southeastern Nh hazamt district serving 14 towns .I can not begin to say how important rehab is I will be tunning in friday thank you eric
My county (Oswego County) in New York has a mobile cascade truck that’s owned by the county it’s stationed at a station a town over form me it’s pretty cool it goes on all working structure fires confined space and hazmat calls if it’s requested it’s called 38MC1
Are you guys from South Metro getting a new Rehab? Seems like a really old Rehab there! Still a wonderful rig tho!
@South Metro Fire Rescue - Centennial,Colorado I heard Eric on pulse point
Isabella is GORGEOUS!
diesel is not loud or quiet based on DEF. it is more about which fuel system the engine has. newer engines in general are common rail fuel systems. the dt466 is a heui engine which are in general loud. cam ground pistons can also be loud until warm. such as in a powerstroke.
I've wanting to watch this since the station saturday on station 12
south metro loves its gatorade
Cool!
Hey I saw the mid air collision that occurred at centennial airport. Any video on that incident 👀
When is the next one I’ve been on PulsePoint all day and I’ve seen one hazardous materials response in active right now is a dive response
Could we get a fleet Friday of the advanced resource medic
I believe thats a West Metro unit. There are a few good videos about it.
That is a west metro fire rescue unit
@@harrisonschmidt7596 South Metro also has one West Metro is ARM 1 and South Metro's is ARM 37
@@ocscards9 Oh I didn’t know that, good to know.
They will do one once the new ARM37 comes in
How often are there Fleet Friday fire truck tours?
I’m interested in implementing this for my fire department, I was wondering if you could help give any tips on how to bring this to my state?
@SouthMetroFireRescue- Centennial, Colorado Eric where is rehab 12 stationed at for SouthMetroFireRescue?
station 12
How is this dispatched, as in do they run code to incidents? Are the students EVOC trained?
They usually respond to larger scale calls and respond like PIOs which means they respond non-emergent unless if requested by command and if they need to clear traffic
Maybe a weird question but do they drive the rig as well?
Time for a new video
Very nice example of how Volunteer programs can be morphed into professional firefighting agencies. So often, there is resistance on the part of professional (e.g. paid) personnel to Community Emergency Response Teams (CERT). Well done South Metro. Did I miss the "pop up" shade structures? In San Diego, CA, shade is part of Rehab cooling as well as rain cover.
Does rehab ever get called out to wildfires for support, and do they ever respond out of state?
No they never respond out of state. We got deployed to some brush fires but the furthest that i went was almost in Denver's fire district with rehab.
SMFR needs to invest in an automatic hose roller and hose caddies for the LDH for Rehab 12 to carry. Manually carrying LDH is not an easy or fun task.
With every video I watch the more it makes me wish I lived out there, if I did I would definitely maybe be doing that.
Ok this man 👨 is hella handsome please do more video’s with him 🙏
Great Truck! I know this may not be doable on this truck, but on the GW-A (Basicly a pure SCBA Truck that also has a compressor, lots of SCBA Bottles and SCBA in general) of our neighbouring department, there is a water basin were the bottles are put into whilst refilling, because they heat up and then they either don't get as full, or take far longer. But heating may not even be a problem with this system, as it isn't a real compressor...
Isn't it time for a new video
Have you noticed on south metro driver doors has a blue strip
It is to show their support for law enforcement
Is there a tiller truck in the feet I never seen a tiller is if there is can you make a video on it
No.
are all the members of Arapahoe rescue patrol members H.S students
Arapahoe Rescues membership is primarily HS students, and is overseen by an adult chief staff and a board of directors.
Is the rescue patrol an explorer post?
No, Arapahoe Rescue is primarily a search and rescue agency. South metro has their own explorers which are a seperate entity.
throw some animal creates on there too. great job guys
SOUTH METRO WILL BE FINE,FOR YEAR'S TO COME ! VERY GREAT JOB BY YOU THREE,SETH YOU KNOW YOUR AWSOME ! LOL !😎
Rehab 12 needs some new LED strobes
Like the video
Can the student’s drive the truck to the scene?
Yes. They often, if not always, drive it to the scene
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What station is battalion chief 1 at?
Battalion 1 is stationed at Station 16
Wow really!?!?!
What did you say
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11:50: What about Gluehwein instead of Gatorade? Warms you up from the inside when it's cold outside :)!
Can they fight fire
ARP can assist in exterior hoselines, however this does not happen often as we are primarily on scene to provide rehab.
Can you do a day in a life of a pio
They will do one eventually
What
Does Rehab 12 Like Respond To Medical Calls While Headed Back To The Station
No it doesn't - A member of ARPs
I didn't this answered anywhere else, why is the SAR vehicle referred to as Rehab? Up here, rehab is a long-term hospital setting, not FD apparatus!
It's for rehab on fire calls in the field. It's to make sure that the firefighters have new air tanks and are fit to return into the fire. We also have multiple other apparatus that is used only for SAR. But rehab 12 is used just to help aid SMFR
@@IzANerd225 ok, industry-specific term then. To rehabilitate the workers who are currently too exhausted/dehydrated/etc. to continue working safely/effectively. Makes sense.
@@athompso99 Basically
Does rehab stand for something ?
Rehabilitation.
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Why Not Just Call Them Fire Explorers IF they Technically are apart of South metro Fire Rescue
They are not technically apart of SMFR. The only affiliation they have is with SMFR they have is the station and the rehab. The SAR is an independent thing. SMFR has their own explorer program also.
I know they're apart of SMFR, but they don't dress like it...
ARP is not apart of SMFR so we have different uniforms. Our only affiliation with SMFR is sharing a station with the crew of Station 12, and providing the rehab service for South Metro.
@@camfitzpatrick3460 Ohh!!! I wasn't aware, that's actually awesome! I didn't know that was a thing. Thanks for the info.
One of the more boring episodes. The two guys were not good at all. Must be impromptu
I thought they were perfectly fine?
@@limemonster2295 agreed. They were just as well spoken and entertaining as anyone in these videos
But it still response to major incidents so you should be thankful
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