Unlike some people I love wearing my full PPE or at least most of it. Yeah they are hot, but hell... No matter what call it is. Medical Aid or not I'd rather be safe then sorry in any given ~emergency~ situation. #1 priority is you.
Haha pretty funny. This recruit just went through a bad evolution. Happens to all of us. Some people are saying he should have full structure gear, but not necessarily. I know the video calls it a bail, but i've never done a bail drill with a rope. Usually its a ladder or hose. This could be high angle rope operations training.
@Brad if you look closely, he has a 5 point harness under his coat but he is not hooked into anything, and yes they should be in full turn out gear, but maybe that was a dry run to get them use to what they are supposed to do. just a thought stay safe
@CptnQuattro if u knew anything about becoming a firefighter... is that u have to pass an extensive physical test, including but not limited to: pulling 200ft dry hose, running stairs, a sledge sled, serpentine, pull 200ft charged hose to another area, spray down cones, then huff about 180+ pound victim to the safe zone... know a little before u bash a firefighter
Judging by the harness used and the helmets, it seems like a rope rescue team, not an actual bailout for use in a fire situation. I could be wrong however.
nothing like good training without good equipment and NO PPE. I say No PPE bc only wearing half will only keep half of your body intact when they put you in the body bag. WTG. *Note: Never work for this department!
This type of training need to be done with full turnout.If you are going to bail in a real life situation chances are you with have full stuctural PPE and airpack.Also we need to train on this without the use of belts and harnesses.Unless your dept. has a SOP of wearing these type of escape harnesses over the turnout it is useless on the fireground.When doing a bail-out both hands need to remain clasped together on the rope and roll out with your hands OUTSIDE the window sill.
@bradroger07 Most if not all bail out systems utilize an integrated Class 2 harness within the bunker pants or attached to the outside. Also, most devices being introduced currently are hands free, meaning you can negotiate the window with two hands, and then activate the device for decent. As far as their PPE, there is nothing wrong with crawling before you walk, understanding the way a device works with a dry run before dressing up in the full ensemble and doing it "for real".
@bradroger07 I agree with you to a point. Yeah, he needs to be in full bunker gear. Yes he needs an SCBA. And yes this all needs to happen in real time. BUT....not without a belay line on. I have knew someone who fell from a window, just doing this in practice, and he fell on his back onto his SCBA tank and rolled his back, broke his neck and spine and died. That could all have been prevented if he had just been wearing a belay line.
@thomasleandotcom Right you are, this is a RISKY manuever, and the only reason we practice it is because the alternative is a PAINFUL DEATH. There's no reason not to use a safey line, it's not supporting you, just preventing a dangerous fall.
AT first i thought he was on a roof, then the camera zoomed out LOL
InCastProductions 19 hours ago
Nice work!!!
ArmonkFD1111 2 months ago
Unlike some people I love wearing my full PPE or at least most of it. Yeah they are hot, but hell... No matter what call it is. Medical Aid or not I'd rather be safe then sorry in any given ~emergency~ situation. #1 priority is you.
Voss2120 3 months ago
Well, I'll sleep much better tonight knowing that guys on the job.
raven8699 5 months ago
@raven8699 We all have to go through it, we all make mistakes. Be happy when learn the mistakes and fix them during training and not on the job.
Hobbitchoker 3 months ago
If you go we go!
RusStudios928 7 months ago
generally when REC is sideways the video turns out like this...
guitardudeguy00 8 months ago
This is why we train.
Tanfeliz 9 months ago
A) you cant video in vertical
B) who teaches someone to do a bail out like that. Im all for training, but lets do it right.
basehorhonda 11 months ago
lame
motomystic 1 year ago
he was scare
humpboomr19 1 year ago
Haha pretty funny. This recruit just went through a bad evolution. Happens to all of us. Some people are saying he should have full structure gear, but not necessarily. I know the video calls it a bail, but i've never done a bail drill with a rope. Usually its a ladder or hose. This could be high angle rope operations training.
tubeamember 1 year ago
Even the title goes WORNG.............. ;-)
hdolmans 1 year ago 3
way to shoot a sideways video you fucking idiot
IISH3LLSHOCKII 1 year ago
@IISH3LLSHOCKII Way to post a sideways comment you fucking tosser
swatllord 1 year ago
@Brad if you look closely, he has a 5 point harness under his coat but he is not hooked into anything, and yes they should be in full turn out gear, but maybe that was a dry run to get them use to what they are supposed to do. just a thought stay safe
Oscars5Roommate 1 year ago
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CptnQuattro 1 year ago
@CptnQuattro if u knew anything about becoming a firefighter... is that u have to pass an extensive physical test, including but not limited to: pulling 200ft dry hose, running stairs, a sledge sled, serpentine, pull 200ft charged hose to another area, spray down cones, then huff about 180+ pound victim to the safe zone... know a little before u bash a firefighter
cusano120 1 year ago
THIS is what your brothers are for! He learned from this though, I guarantee it.
ncn8ochaser 1 year ago
you have got to be kidding me! I have all the balls in the world and would destroy this guy in physical test
moshea59 1 year ago
@moshea59 nope
sgtstupidfreak 1 year ago
ohh that looks fun... :O not really
shiol1 1 year ago
PPE !!!!
SSIFEMA 1 year ago
Drill Drill Drill !!!
Critique Critique Critique !!!
nycsentinel 2 years ago
Don't tell me..the Keystone department at it again?
WhoDoYouWant 2 years ago
Judging by the harness used and the helmets, it seems like a rope rescue team, not an actual bailout for use in a fire situation. I could be wrong however.
koolaid0212 2 years ago
@koolaid0212
I've used it for firefighting bailouts.
ffknight918 2 years ago
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nothing like good training without good equipment and NO PPE. I say No PPE bc only wearing half will only keep half of your body intact when they put you in the body bag. WTG. *Note: Never work for this department!
NozzleHog25 2 years ago
seams like a rope rescue team because of the helmets
psp310 2 years ago
This is the most basic form of reppeling too. man needs to work on his single rope techniques.. sorry for the caver lingo..
Dirtbikcrazy1 2 years ago
you embarrassed yourself when you came out there without full ppe, this was just icing on the cake of humiliation
PittsburghArtist 3 years ago
definitely need a belay on and full turnout at least. and advance up to doing with the pack on
bdogfire 3 years ago
hahahaha wtf
vipersrt5968394 3 years ago
Also use a belay safety with this drill.
bradroger07 3 years ago 9
This type of training need to be done with full turnout.If you are going to bail in a real life situation chances are you with have full stuctural PPE and airpack.Also we need to train on this without the use of belts and harnesses.Unless your dept. has a SOP of wearing these type of escape harnesses over the turnout it is useless on the fireground.When doing a bail-out both hands need to remain clasped together on the rope and roll out with your hands OUTSIDE the window sill.
bradroger07 3 years ago 18
u have any good training footage of this? ...or links
bdogfire 3 years ago
@bradroger07 Most if not all bail out systems utilize an integrated Class 2 harness within the bunker pants or attached to the outside. Also, most devices being introduced currently are hands free, meaning you can negotiate the window with two hands, and then activate the device for decent. As far as their PPE, there is nothing wrong with crawling before you walk, understanding the way a device works with a dry run before dressing up in the full ensemble and doing it "for real".
DowntownOne 1 year ago
@bradroger07 you might not have noticed but he isn't tied into the harness he is using a self repel
snocket 10 months ago
@bradroger07 I agree with you to a point. Yeah, he needs to be in full bunker gear. Yes he needs an SCBA. And yes this all needs to happen in real time. BUT....not without a belay line on. I have knew someone who fell from a window, just doing this in practice, and he fell on his back onto his SCBA tank and rolled his back, broke his neck and spine and died. That could all have been prevented if he had just been wearing a belay line.
thomasleandotcom 4 months ago
@thomasleandotcom Right you are, this is a RISKY manuever, and the only reason we practice it is because the alternative is a PAINFUL DEATH. There's no reason not to use a safey line, it's not supporting you, just preventing a dangerous fall.
ffjsb 3 months ago
just moved new area
i cant watch this video GD
Fricy15 3 years ago
Thats why we train.
blinko656 3 years ago 3
choo choo!
yadneerg777 3 years ago
That is funny...
blinko656 3 years ago
HAHA, id probably do the same!
luismotavation 3 years ago
me to
fstroker 3 years ago
HAHA!
"didnt know i was going to fall that far"
You wouldn't have at all, had you knew what was up. Live and learn.
Glad youre alright bro
McD1984 3 years ago 3
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What a dumbass... ;)
engine46wife 4 years ago