they aren't cadets they were campers i run with this company and every year in july we do a firefighter camp they get old used gear that we have laying around and that other companies donate they dont have boots because nobody can give us enough for each camper
@jonny99981 Yes, I am a firefighter actually. Thanks for asking.
Cadets have no use for full PPE (Personal protective equipment) as they are not permitted into hostile, uncontrolled environments. Thus meaning trainers and older gear is fine for them.
@Viatox Yeah well so am i. They should full PPE if they are dealing with real fire and high pressure hoses i think they should atleast have steal toecaped boots not trainers..
@jonny99981 I could sit here and argue, but with a propane fire like the one they were using I don't see it being a huge issue where they're wearing trainers. It could easily be just a fun little day camp for a kid for the hour or something.
@jonny99981 There would obviously be some sort of liability contract signed to be with the cadet program. Plus this doesn't even look like it's a full inch 3/4 line. I think they'll be fine. Too many concerns now-a-days.
@jonny99981 Look at coats and pants, they can fit normal firefighters and if they're like anyone in my department they use old gear that's been retired from our firefighters. I doubt there are any size 3-8 boots to fit young teens.
maybe teach them the right way first, explorer or not no one sits on their knees in front of or behind a burning car. also maybe the instructors shouldn't been the number 2 man. just my thought on it we don't have a explorer program where i work, bad training = bad habits
The back up man is pushing with the force of the hose. So naturally the more the backup man tries to push, the worse it makes it. Hilarious how the instructor set them up for failure by failing to tell them to push against the force of the hose.
volunteer or not ALL FIREFIGHTERS ARE BROTHERS...ONE GETS PAYED WITH MONEY THE OTHER GETS PAYED WITH KNOWING HE HELP HIS COMMUNITY AND THATS ALL THAT MATTERS
Looks like a recruit class, to be honest, no firefighter fights a car fire with out SCBA, and in Sneakers, with bunker gear that doesn't fit correctly. I think this is either a recruit class or a public education/awareness event.
you know how funny it is to watch bloopers like this? I remember doing that as a kid way back in the late 80's w my dad n friends on the department... spraying 2.5" hose into the streets n "washing" cars as they drove by... hahaha!
Poor kid. It was either a 6 inch or 3 inch hose with too much pressure. and he didnt dead man the hose. it would have perfectly fine had his partner not screw up. then at the end he couldnt close the bell. lost grip due to being pushed around like a rag doll y the hose.
@andyterranbase1 - if you know anything why would you have 300 psi on any fire stream at the nozzle? I could go on but I think you get the hint..... U don't know jack
Its not the Nozzleman's job to hold the hose foreward and thats not only on the job but in the book word for word. He aims and thats it the 2nd man on hose should have a hose strap to assist in holding if He/She cant step up to the plate then improvise, a nice clove hitch or bowline on a bight would work fine as a hose strap, remember to keep a nice 8 ft section of rope in your bunker pants, one day it might just save your life
Its not the Nozzleman's job to hold the hose foreward and thats not only on the job but in the book word for word. He aims and thats it the 2nd man on hose should have a hose strap to assist in holding if He/She cant step up to the plate then improvise, a nice clove hitch or bowline on a bight would work fine as a hose strap, remember to keep a nice 8 ft section of rope in your bunker pants, one day it might just save your life
They're clearing training - no need to criticise them unless they fail to learn from their mistakes. No harm done, and hopefully a valuable lesson (of many) learnt.
@tigim88 first its answer not ansver .. and im not a gay the gay who want to be a fire fighter and he cant ... hey gay look some thing you like >>>>>>>>>>>> 010 HAHAHAHAAAAAAH
@tigim88 how many times i have to teach your sorry ass ??? its suck not sux .. and how can i suck and you suck monkey balls ... first time i see a gay who cant spell and he thinks that the man who is talk with is a retarded LOL what a life ... eeeeeew im not reply to your sorry ass anymore
@jlm993 are you sure they are even explorers? they are wearing teneshoes. i think they are just like regular civilians just doing because they think its cool
we had this happen when learning nozzle control.... a girl maybe with a 20inch waste was learning how heavy and hard it is to control it, and ended up spraying our entire company and instructors lol, this was just when bleeding the air off of the line lol
I wonder how much PSI they had on the 1 3/4 line. I know as a 6'3" 245LBS man, I can struggle holding that at times... I can't imagine even 2 young teen boys doing it.. Good job to at least hold the line and not drop it....
Judging by the red stripes on their helmets and the fact that they are wearing sneakers with their turnout gear, these guys are junior firefighters. (Ages 14-17)
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I would have to say this was a junior firefighter, was wearing sneakers instead of bunker boots. Needed a little more support from the wing man, good job however. This is what training is for, work out your mistakes so you don't do it on scene.
true, it's the back up man to blame in this case, if he isn't there to support & give a little forward momentum on the hose to take the stress off the nozzle man.. then what's he there for
@callmewitty Ok the Jrs should get a lil bit of training just so they get a taste of firefighting and keep them excited but at least have them wear full gears from head to toes. and why are those other people satnding behind the car with 2 Nozzle pointing right at them??
Ah yes, junoirs putting out a fire. Reminds me of my haz-mat training. Im a proud junoir firefighter and god bless all of my brother and sister firefighters
@JoshyBallz4 your absolutely right, instead of bitching why arent we just constructive so others can learn. For other instructors out there, we teach our newbies to keep thier left hand over the top of the branch nozzel so if they lose footing or the fire flares they can instantly go left for life , one decreasing jet reaction and 2 giving a protective curtain.
@vikings844 Douche bags?? Well aren't you just chipper. Firefighting is all about being a team. We take care of each other as a family to ensure the safety and well being of EVERYONE involved. There is not a single aspect of firefighting that should be done or even attempted alone. This is a very dangerous job and there are many things that we need each other for on the fire ground and off. You get out there and do what we do & then you can run your little mouth buddy.
I seen two mistakes here the guy in the back that was suppose to be helping the guy on the hose to keep in in control did just the opposite instead of holding the hose and helping him keep it straight he just went where the guy in front did and the guy in front should have held his footing instead of walking with the hose it's a rookie thing lol That's why they make us practice with a controlled fire first before turning us loose ya know don't think bad of them their still Learning
See now we are taught to hold the line back from the nozzle so that we have mor control of our aim. So in response to your comment, not trying to be rude, he was holding the hose right.
If you guys are using TFT nozzles they are a bit more easier to control...but it all depends on your partner who is supposed to be backing you up...didn't look like this was the case....
these people are not probies there fire explorers which are kids from the age of 14 trough 20 are able to learn the basic in fire training that's why he was not able to control the hose and had the lack of PPE(personal protective equipment)
these are explorer/junior core kids, you can tell by the fact he looks like a kid & his helmet is diff from the other ff's. im a volunteer & recently did a drill w/ the hose the other night, it's very powerful & can be hard to control if you don't know what you're doing especially if you have only one kid who happens to be even smaller than you on the hose behind you. we usually have 1 guy using the nozzle & 2 guys behind providing the assistance. he'll learn in time
alright for those so called fireman who are like most likely explorers
we do the same stuff as you do just cannot go in a burning building those must have been new explorers and didnt get good instruction or were not strong enough
Yeah I was a little nervous when I went on my first call. But the guys t my compeny are very friendly. We watch out for each other, treat each other with respect too.
it wasnt the kid on the nozzle, this is one of the biggest things i cant stand is when your back up guys have their thumbs up there ass, and do nothing for the guy on the nozzle, the nozzle man should be doing no work except moving the nozzle in the right direction
Exactly, what happened to the man in the back who should be guiding them out is beyond me. "Oh we're backing up? Lets go as fast as we can and do nothing at all, its getting too hot here"
because when theres that much pressure, the nozzle actually jumps forward when you begin to shut it down, so if you dont know what your doin, the nozzle can deff get away from you
@codyfdfirefighter181 Yeah they were moving backwards which is the back up guys fault, but the nozzle was going all over the place. The nozzle man has to do some work. It's both of their fault.
@Andyterranbase1 no because they shouldn't have 300 psi at the tip of an inch and 3/4 hand line. I have however handled one at a more appropriate pressure
@Andyterranbase1 : Not to step on any ones toes. But you'd never run a hand line directly off a hydrant, you'd always run it threw a pumper(via hi-vol), this way you can control the pressure coming from the hydrant and give the fire crews the desired pressure need to complete the task.
that funny but hey we all had to start some where right!! in our fire we had to drag a fully charged 4 inch attack line up a tower id like to seem them pull gthat off
im pretty sure the kid is talking about rolling a charged 3 inch supply up 5 flights of stairs. what ya do is make it into a loop outside the door and actually roll the loop up the stairs. takes alot of guys but u can do it lol
I can't believe they aren't in full PPE let alone not having SCBA on incase... fire is an unpredictable force you never know what is going to happen. If they are unable to properly operate a handline they should not be anywhere near this training prop. Theres a lot wrong in this video.
you know...the key word is TRAINING prop, you learn from mistakes right? so lets just hope the instructor/supervisor pointed out their mistakes and trust that they learned something
Yes it does. There are minimum age requirements depending on where you are. Besides, these are not firemen, they are kids being shown hose operations in a scenario. They do not have boots issued. Real firemen do not where tennis shoes with their turnouts.
Such an intelligent response. You sound a little cranky. What's the matter? Did your kindergarten teacher not let you take a nap yesterday afternoon?
Your second sentence makes no sense at all. Are you trying to say that you've never been a firefighter or that I've never been a firefighter? Grammar is a good thing.
How about we each stick with what we know? I'll go back to firefighting and you go back to watching "Twister" for the eighth time today. Have a nice day.
HAHA those are recruits I bet, and thats deffinetly training...He had no clue how to shut down the line. I love it when probies do stuff like that its so funny. We've all been there and theres nothing like a teachable momment.
This is a firefighter camp for kids 14 years and older. They are not firefighters. We host this event for recruitment to get juniors when they turn 16. They are wearing sneakers because we don't give them boots, just turnout coats, bunker pants and helmets. We ask them to wear sturdy shoes or boots and really prefer boots of some type - but a lot of them bring what they have.
they aren't cadets they were campers i run with this company and every year in july we do a firefighter camp they get old used gear that we have laying around and that other companies donate they dont have boots because nobody can give us enough for each camper
koolcjo1 1 week ago
right to fight damn probies..
eerrbb256 1 week ago
Theyre obviously training. U can tell by the gear.
sk8urgurl66m 2 weeks ago
Not even real firefighters look at the feet, trainers not boots
jonny99981 2 months ago
@jonny99981 Read comments - they are cadets.
Viatox 2 weeks ago
@Viatox Well it said nothing about cadets and you shouldn't of called it firefighter bloopers, should of called it fire cadet bloopers..
jonny99981 2 weeks ago
@jonny99981 Cadets = Jr. Firefighters.
A cadet is a firefighter, just not a full member. Nonetheless, look at the video they're like 13.
Viatox 2 weeks ago
@Viatox Are you a firefighter then??
jonny99981 2 weeks ago
@Viatox And if they are "real firefighters" why arn't they wearing proper firefighting kit
jonny99981 2 weeks ago
@jonny99981 Yes, I am a firefighter actually. Thanks for asking.
Cadets have no use for full PPE (Personal protective equipment) as they are not permitted into hostile, uncontrolled environments. Thus meaning trainers and older gear is fine for them.
Viatox 2 weeks ago
@Viatox Yeah well so am i. They should full PPE if they are dealing with real fire and high pressure hoses i think they should atleast have steal toecaped boots not trainers..
jonny99981 2 weeks ago
@jonny99981 I could sit here and argue, but with a propane fire like the one they were using I don't see it being a huge issue where they're wearing trainers. It could easily be just a fun little day camp for a kid for the hour or something.
Viatox 2 weeks ago
@Viatox Ok.. So what if a kid dropped the hose which is charged on there foot, the parents might su the Fire department and might of had to pay out.
jonny99981 2 weeks ago
@jonny99981 There would obviously be some sort of liability contract signed to be with the cadet program. Plus this doesn't even look like it's a full inch 3/4 line. I think they'll be fine. Too many concerns now-a-days.
Viatox 2 weeks ago
@Viatox But Still, if they are cadets they should have full PPE. If they have bunker gear and a helmet why no boots
jonny99981 2 weeks ago
@jonny99981 Look at coats and pants, they can fit normal firefighters and if they're like anyone in my department they use old gear that's been retired from our firefighters. I doubt there are any size 3-8 boots to fit young teens.
Viatox 2 weeks ago
oops...I know Ive done that once VFF
dobbzy101 2 months ago
jajjaj vaya novatos XDD
juanbas100 2 months ago
maybe teach them the right way first, explorer or not no one sits on their knees in front of or behind a burning car. also maybe the instructors shouldn't been the number 2 man. just my thought on it we don't have a explorer program where i work, bad training = bad habits
kumaritokyoska 3 months ago
Why is the nozzleman wearing tennis shoes in a live fire exercise???
etxhunter29 4 months ago
why are they not wearing their fire boots?
Deserteagle0029 4 months ago
the person who looses control is wearing shoes.
lilchink901 5 months ago
The back up man is pushing with the force of the hose. So naturally the more the backup man tries to push, the worse it makes it. Hilarious how the instructor set them up for failure by failing to tell them to push against the force of the hose.
cmanmaxwell 5 months ago
volunteer or not ALL FIREFIGHTERS ARE BROTHERS...ONE GETS PAYED WITH MONEY THE OTHER GETS PAYED WITH KNOWING HE HELP HIS COMMUNITY AND THATS ALL THAT MATTERS
kevobum 5 months ago
@kevobum
YOU ARE CORRECT. i WAS A VOL THEN PAID AND RETIRED AFTER 28 YEARS OF PAID. NOW BACK TO VOLUNTEER.
cbarsonfire 4 months ago
"NOT NOW! NOT NOW!" hahaha guy's about to fail the exam
riquelaboissiere 5 months ago
not funny actually. im a firefighter and i see this as being very disrespectful.
not cool
DOINstuffAwesomely 5 months ago
hold on dude...go for a fun ride, Cheers.
BayAreaHiker 5 months ago
One hand on the grip and one hand on the valve at all times....
Zdudeisme 6 months ago
Looks like a recruit class, to be honest, no firefighter fights a car fire with out SCBA, and in Sneakers, with bunker gear that doesn't fit correctly. I think this is either a recruit class or a public education/awareness event.
xxblackattack08xx 6 months ago
@xxblackattack08xx This definitely, also is it me, or do those two using the hose look pretty damn small?
biohazardcloud 4 months ago
they are wearing sneakers did anyone else notice that?
Nickpec10 7 months ago
haha and theyre wearing tennis shoes haha
firedawg080925 7 months ago 2
His backup was a small firefighter
firefighterdrew76 7 months ago
Feel a bit sorry for the last bloke that walked across the screen to the right lol
GhostBusterTrace 7 months ago
you know how funny it is to watch bloopers like this? I remember doing that as a kid way back in the late 80's w my dad n friends on the department... spraying 2.5" hose into the streets n "washing" cars as they drove by... hahaha!
TheNihipali5 7 months ago
stupid probie lol
company2brookside 8 months ago
Those are fire explorers/cadets btw... they are teens
Xiceman1266 8 months ago 6
probably a 2 1/2 inch line :p
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wtfitzdoeboi 8 months ago
i reallyyyyyy like those tennis shoes they got on, i wish my turnout gear had shoes like that
mvfd2876 8 months ago
They are kids... tards
jjk4life 9 months ago
O.o At least in my area....He's holding the hose wrong....Where I work we do the over the shoulder hold
gotsnowboards 9 months ago
Poor kid. It was either a 6 inch or 3 inch hose with too much pressure. and he didnt dead man the hose. it would have perfectly fine had his partner not screw up. then at the end he couldnt close the bell. lost grip due to being pushed around like a rag doll y the hose.
XxDarkPheonixLordxX 9 months ago
@XxDarkPheonixLordxX
6 inch? holy shit. I wasn't aware they made hand lines in that size...
2 1/2 is probably the largest any one single person could handle, 3 inch with two people shouldn't be that hard, granted it is being held correctly.
Either way, this video was lulzy.
IXIArblargIXI 9 months ago
@XxDarkPheonixLordxX 6 inch hand line? I think thats both overkill and almost impossible. that looks like 1 3/4" mabey 1 1/2" hand line
stitches211 8 months ago
@XxDarkPheonixLordxX Haha I'm pretty sure that's about a 1 3/4 inch line. lol I guess I could be wrong though
MrsFirefighter22 8 months ago
thanks for wasting 52 seconds of my life
MyJuly25 9 months ago
@andyterranbase1 - if you know anything why would you have 300 psi on any fire stream at the nozzle? I could go on but I think you get the hint..... U don't know jack
oemperformance 9 months ago
Why are they in sneakers?
metlguy69 9 months ago
Its not the Nozzleman's job to hold the hose foreward and thats not only on the job but in the book word for word. He aims and thats it the 2nd man on hose should have a hose strap to assist in holding if He/She cant step up to the plate then improvise, a nice clove hitch or bowline on a bight would work fine as a hose strap, remember to keep a nice 8 ft section of rope in your bunker pants, one day it might just save your life
Tomstarr08 9 months ago
Its not the Nozzleman's job to hold the hose foreward and thats not only on the job but in the book word for word. He aims and thats it the 2nd man on hose should have a hose strap to assist in holding if He/She cant step up to the plate then improvise, a nice clove hitch or bowline on a bight would work fine as a hose strap, remember to keep a nice 8 ft section of rope in your bunker pants, one day it might just save your life
Tomstarr08 9 months ago
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look at their shoes... they're not actual firefighters
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jabroni8 10 months ago
They're clearing training - no need to criticise them unless they fail to learn from their mistakes. No harm done, and hopefully a valuable lesson (of many) learnt.
pterobsven 10 months ago
I love a man that can handle his hose haha
wpinklady 11 months ago
i can hold it alone and this fag cant hold it even with his friend with him LOL
mejawmeyaw 11 months ago
@mejawmeyaw u are the retarded fag - they are studing this ..
tigim88 11 months ago
@tigim88 me 2 ass hole 010 in ur ass
mejawmeyaw 11 months ago
@mejawmeyaw then why the fack r u saying bad things to another firefighter ? nah dont ansver i know the ansver - because u are a retarded gay asshole
tigim88 10 months ago
@tigim88 first its answer not ansver .. and im not a gay the gay who want to be a fire fighter and he cant ... hey gay look some thing you like >>>>>>>>>>>> 010 HAHAHAHAAAAAAH
mejawmeyaw 10 months ago
@mejawmeyaw hahaha u sux mr.retard : )
tigim88 10 months ago
@tigim88 how many times i have to teach your sorry ass ??? its suck not sux .. and how can i suck and you suck monkey balls ... first time i see a gay who cant spell and he thinks that the man who is talk with is a retarded LOL what a life ... eeeeeew im not reply to your sorry ass anymore
mejawmeyaw 10 months ago
@mejawmeyaw haha im the gay ? am i ? - u want to fuck my ass :DDDDD retard ... :)
tigim88 10 months ago
Maybe stating the obvious here, I am assuming that the nearby overhead electric cables are either further away than they look or not live?
raelarise 1 year ago
aaawwwwww man...never cross streams dude...not cool
lockheed22 1 year ago 35
haha good ol wissahickon fire company fire camp
bowhuntr154 1 year ago
What was that in the background? a fart?
Marine00Carter 1 year ago
You commenters realize these are explorers.... right...???
jlm993 1 year ago
@jlm993 are you sure they are even explorers? they are wearing teneshoes. i think they are just like regular civilians just doing because they think its cool
heatwave2012 1 year ago
nice tennis shoes where are the boots for structure fire
ajajajjaa
marquisazul 1 year ago
we had this happen when learning nozzle control.... a girl maybe with a 20inch waste was learning how heavy and hard it is to control it, and ended up spraying our entire company and instructors lol, this was just when bleeding the air off of the line lol
cusano120 1 year ago
DOES ANYONE ELSE NOTICE HES WEARING SNEAKERS NOT BOOTS???
defender195 1 year ago
@defender195 Yes.
Infantry506th 1 year ago
haha, PRICELESS!
TheRescueFirefighter 1 year ago
I wonder how much PSI they had on the 1 3/4 line. I know as a 6'3" 245LBS man, I can struggle holding that at times... I can't imagine even 2 young teen boys doing it.. Good job to at least hold the line and not drop it....
hfxscotsman33 1 year ago
@hfxscotsman33 we push 120 psi normally when doing evolutions and we dont have much problems? we are all 17-19 years old
cusano120 1 year ago
Hey better to learn now, that in the real thing. Remember FIRE is alive and moves quick.
medicmunoz 1 year ago
noobs
Roodsteam 1 year ago
Judging by the red stripes on their helmets and the fact that they are wearing sneakers with their turnout gear, these guys are junior firefighters. (Ages 14-17)
VFVFCo68 1 year ago
That's how ya learn. You make mistakes and you move on. They'll have plenty of time to get better.
FFEMTPMF 1 year ago 3
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wwwtotalitaerde 1 year ago
@callmewitty I guess the fire is fake too then.
IanHimself28 1 year ago
haha wow thts great but thats wissahickon fire camp for ya
bowhuntr154 1 year ago
is this firefighter training
ItsTimothy 1 year ago
I would have to say this was a junior firefighter, was wearing sneakers instead of bunker boots. Needed a little more support from the wing man, good job however. This is what training is for, work out your mistakes so you don't do it on scene.
EightOneZero 1 year ago
I finished my Fireman 101 not to long ago and i gotta say this is a sweet job
WeThePeople1770 1 year ago
the nozzle man did have the nozzle tucked in a little too close to him, but still 2nd guy needs to push it forward
shawnster26 1 year ago
true, it's the back up man to blame in this case, if he isn't there to support & give a little forward momentum on the hose to take the stress off the nozzle man.. then what's he there for
shawnster26 1 year ago
@callmewitty Ok the Jrs should get a lil bit of training just so they get a taste of firefighting and keep them excited but at least have them wear full gears from head to toes. and why are those other people satnding behind the car with 2 Nozzle pointing right at them??
ff621 1 year ago
@ff621 I am pretty sure that is more like a RIT team made up of real FF is case something happens
ArmyRescue2 1 year ago
i kinda had a feeling it was a little kid using the hose he did good!
javiakasku11one 1 year ago
ok so why are the newbies not wearing any fireboots ?
jaredbednowitz 1 year ago
Looks like an experiened CalFire crew at their best. At least they didn't kill anyone.
geological95 1 year ago
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mariekenab 1 year ago
I'm pretty sure those are junior firefighters. I assum someone was mad at the other team? haha :P
joeissoccer 1 year ago
haha i think he got the guy p.s that is a lot of water like i can be drinking that right now u no
TheKekerocks 1 year ago
Is that sneakers the nozzle guy that sprays everyone has on?
akronfirefighter 2 years ago
do you know how hard it is to keep those hoses steady?
scotchtapedude 2 years ago 2
Ah yes, junoirs putting out a fire. Reminds me of my haz-mat training. Im a proud junoir firefighter and god bless all of my brother and sister firefighters
creeperreaper71 2 years ago
Criticism*
JoshyBallz4 2 years ago
So much critism every fire video, WE'RE BROTHERS!!. when did we become so alienated?!?!
JoshyBallz4 2 years ago 52
@JoshyBallz4 I agrre man
spunkymonky7 1 year ago
@JoshyBallz4 nigger
FloppyBaby 1 year ago
@FloppyBaby racist
chughes372 1 year ago
@JoshyBallz4
Since youtube had fire fighter videos... lol jk
KosukiFire 1 year ago
@JoshyBallz4 your absolutely right, instead of bitching why arent we just constructive so others can learn. For other instructors out there, we teach our newbies to keep thier left hand over the top of the branch nozzel so if they lose footing or the fire flares they can instantly go left for life , one decreasing jet reaction and 2 giving a protective curtain.
longimannus 1 year ago
@JoshyBallz4 Whats up with the WE'RE BROTHERS SHIT!!! fIREFIGHTERS CAN BE SUCH DOUCHE BAGS!!!
vikings844 8 months ago
@vikings844 ;-)
JoshyBallz4 8 months ago
@vikings844 Douche bags?? Well aren't you just chipper. Firefighting is all about being a team. We take care of each other as a family to ensure the safety and well being of EVERYONE involved. There is not a single aspect of firefighting that should be done or even attempted alone. This is a very dangerous job and there are many things that we need each other for on the fire ground and off. You get out there and do what we do & then you can run your little mouth buddy.
MrsFirefighter22 8 months ago
@JoshyBallz4 I agree completely. In addition it definitely looks like a training academy. We had the same "car fire" prop where I went through.
Rapidfiremonkey 7 months ago
somebody's buyin' the beers tonite!!!!!
MrHossola 2 years ago
I seen two mistakes here the guy in the back that was suppose to be helping the guy on the hose to keep in in control did just the opposite instead of holding the hose and helping him keep it straight he just went where the guy in front did and the guy in front should have held his footing instead of walking with the hose it's a rookie thing lol That's why they make us practice with a controlled fire first before turning us loose ya know don't think bad of them their still Learning
johnwillis1989 2 years ago
the instructors shouldve put one instructor with the 2 crews, you cant expect little kids to be able to control a hose
gunnerman22 2 years ago
turning off the nozzle, my mistake
explorer4011 2 years ago
See now we are taught to hold the line back from the nozzle so that we have mor control of our aim. So in response to your comment, not trying to be rude, he was holding the hose right.
bobthebuilder92 2 years ago
if he was holding the nozzle right, his hand wuld have pushed foward turning the nozzle
explorer4011 2 years ago
If you guys are using TFT nozzles they are a bit more easier to control...but it all depends on your partner who is supposed to be backing you up...didn't look like this was the case....
LanceMBFF747 2 years ago
these people are not probies there fire explorers which are kids from the age of 14 trough 20 are able to learn the basic in fire training that's why he was not able to control the hose and had the lack of PPE(personal protective equipment)
pomona2011 2 years ago
these are explorer/junior core kids, you can tell by the fact he looks like a kid & his helmet is diff from the other ff's. im a volunteer & recently did a drill w/ the hose the other night, it's very powerful & can be hard to control if you don't know what you're doing especially if you have only one kid who happens to be even smaller than you on the hose behind you. we usually have 1 guy using the nozzle & 2 guys behind providing the assistance. he'll learn in time
shawnster26 2 years ago
hahahahaha probies
CDFexploder 2 years ago
but your below probie
FireFighterrock24 2 years ago
hahah funny!
Franks449 2 years ago
hahaha...hopefully a probie mistake.
puterdown69 2 years ago
alright for those so called fireman who are like most likely explorers
we do the same stuff as you do just cannot go in a burning building those must have been new explorers and didnt get good instruction or were not strong enough
01JaredStory01 2 years ago
Yeah I was a little nervous when I went on my first call. But the guys t my compeny are very friendly. We watch out for each other, treat each other with respect too.
Jared1452 2 years ago
dit they wear sportshoes???
garfield9889 2 years ago
Kids?
LazyFL 2 years ago
fail
AlaraAnabella 2 years ago
are those kids?
hellomgatao123 2 years ago
an explorer most likley
Dale767 2 years ago
it wasnt the kid on the nozzle, this is one of the biggest things i cant stand is when your back up guys have their thumbs up there ass, and do nothing for the guy on the nozzle, the nozzle man should be doing no work except moving the nozzle in the right direction
codyfdfirefighter181 2 years ago 41
Exactly, what happened to the man in the back who should be guiding them out is beyond me. "Oh we're backing up? Lets go as fast as we can and do nothing at all, its getting too hot here"
marines13r 2 years ago
i know exactly wat u mean excluding the thumb up my ass. haha. good one
808514 2 years ago
But why couldn't the kid just simply shut down the nozzle?
XHorus8649X 2 years ago
because when theres that much pressure, the nozzle actually jumps forward when you begin to shut it down, so if you dont know what your doin, the nozzle can deff get away from you
codyfdfirefighter181 2 years ago
@codyfdfirefighter181 Yeah they were moving backwards which is the back up guys fault, but the nozzle was going all over the place. The nozzle man has to do some work. It's both of their fault.
sawebber88 1 year ago
@codyfdfirefighter181 Well he should at least be able to shut down the nozzle. Just a probie Id imagine...we train to learn. no big deal.
krazzd 10 months ago
@krazzd Ever try to cut off 300 psi under pressure and off-balance?
Andyterranbase1 10 months ago
@Andyterranbase1 no because they shouldn't have 300 psi at the tip of an inch and 3/4 hand line. I have however handled one at a more appropriate pressure
krazzd 6 months ago
@krazzd hydrants arent all standard idk what the source was, some hydrants can exceed 500 psi in the heat.
Andyterranbase1 6 months ago
@Andyterranbase1 : Not to step on any ones toes. But you'd never run a hand line directly off a hydrant, you'd always run it threw a pumper(via hi-vol), this way you can control the pressure coming from the hydrant and give the fire crews the desired pressure need to complete the task.
xxblackattack08xx 6 months ago
@codyfdfirefighter181 I agree to the fullest
MrsFirefighter22 8 months ago
HAHAHAH!!!
Videoengineer 2 years ago
i think we should give him the 2 in line that extends into the 3 its alot easier to control
psp310 3 years ago
that funny but hey we all had to start some where right!! in our fire we had to drag a fully charged 4 inch attack line up a tower id like to seem them pull gthat off
njwebber 3 years ago
there is no such thing as a 4 inch attack line maybe a 4inch supply line but your not dragging that charged anywhere
drc1000 3 years ago
im pretty sure the kid is talking about rolling a charged 3 inch supply up 5 flights of stairs. what ya do is make it into a loop outside the door and actually roll the loop up the stairs. takes alot of guys but u can do it lol
afd703 3 years ago
"5" inch. sry hit the wrong button
afd703 3 years ago
I can't believe they aren't in full PPE let alone not having SCBA on incase... fire is an unpredictable force you never know what is going to happen. If they are unable to properly operate a handline they should not be anywhere near this training prop. Theres a lot wrong in this video.
racingrl1712 3 years ago 2
you know...the key word is TRAINING prop, you learn from mistakes right? so lets just hope the instructor/supervisor pointed out their mistakes and trust that they learned something
shadow0clone 3 years ago
they're not even recruits, they're juniors. one kid is wearing sneakers
fdengine24 3 years ago
lol they look like kids haha.
George21T 3 years ago
wow thats a fuckin 1 1/2 haha handled by 3 guys
turtlesecks 3 years ago
The info in the corner needs to be fixed. These are not firemen, they are freakin' teenagers!
Hoppy1983 3 years ago 2
age has nothing to do whether you are a firmean or not
stormchaser5137 3 years ago
Yes it does. There are minimum age requirements depending on where you are. Besides, these are not firemen, they are kids being shown hose operations in a scenario. They do not have boots issued. Real firemen do not where tennis shoes with their turnouts.
Hoppy1983 3 years ago
idiot
stormchaser5137 3 years ago
Such an intelligent response. You sound a little cranky. What's the matter? Did your kindergarten teacher not let you take a nap yesterday afternoon?
Hoppy1983 3 years ago
Who pee'd in your cornflakes? That comment coming from someone who has never been a firefighter
stormchaser5137 3 years ago
Your second sentence makes no sense at all. Are you trying to say that you've never been a firefighter or that I've never been a firefighter? Grammar is a good thing.
Hoppy1983 3 years ago
you just answered your own question, thanks
stormchaser5137 3 years ago
How about we each stick with what we know? I'll go back to firefighting and you go back to watching "Twister" for the eighth time today. Have a nice day.
Hoppy1983 3 years ago
Keep dreaming pal, the only firefighting you've ever down has been right here on youtube. word of advice, seek some counseling, you have issues dude
stormchaser5137 3 years ago 2
haha i had a recruit drop a hose on me lol
firemandan32 3 years ago
HAHA those are recruits I bet, and thats deffinetly training...He had no clue how to shut down the line. I love it when probies do stuff like that its so funny. We've all been there and theres nothing like a teachable momment.
medicgal85 3 years ago
look like a training fire, there really wasn't a huge amount of smoke but they definitely should have been wearing the SCBA's
FireFighter1337 3 years ago
Where in the F&CK is the SCBA?
phershman 3 years ago
ya u can tell they are young no expierience
sfpd17 3 years ago
where is this ??? not in full gear and no air packs or hoods I guess that they as just being showed but still PPE
bugguy905 3 years ago
This is a firefighter camp for kids 14 years and older. They are not firefighters. We host this event for recruitment to get juniors when they turn 16. They are wearing sneakers because we don't give them boots, just turnout coats, bunker pants and helmets. We ask them to wear sturdy shoes or boots and really prefer boots of some type - but a lot of them bring what they have.
GT500Shlby 3 years ago
do they do this in jersey? and if so is it at the fire acadamies?
4Q3W2E1R 3 years ago
you almost never see this New Jersey, I'm a certified instructor here and our live fire (even simulated) training is never done by minors ever.
avfd110403 3 years ago
lol happens to everyone, im still waiting for it to happen to me
Thinkillhaveabeer 3 years ago