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NorfolkFireandRescue
Добавлен 14 дек 2009
The official youtube channel of Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service, England - A service provided by Norfolk County Council, Making Norfolk Safer.
Find us on facebook NFRSPage and twitter Norfolkfire.
Our website is www.norfolk.gov.uk/fire
Find us on facebook NFRSPage and twitter Norfolkfire.
Our website is www.norfolk.gov.uk/fire
NFRS Prince's Trust Team participants tell their stories
Young people explain about their time on Norfolk Fire & Rescue Service's Prince's Trust Team programme, what they got from it and how it has helped them move on to a brighter future.
More about Team at www.norfolk.gov.uk/nfrsyouth
More about Team at www.norfolk.gov.uk/nfrsyouth
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Wholetime firefighters from Norfolk tell us why they love the job
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Some of our team tell us why they decided to be a Norfolk firefighter and what they love about the job. Find out more about the job at www.norfolk.gov.uk/fire
Zack’s journey- NFRS Youth Development Prince’s Trust Team Programme
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Zack joined our Prince's Trust Team programme and it helped him to turn his life around. Listen to his honest and frank story here...
Spooked out: Halloween costume safety checks with Fire Service/ Trading Standards
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Video courtesy of Surrey Fire & Rescue Service. For safety advice and tips from Norfolk Fire & Rescue Service, please visit www.norfolk.gov.uk/fire
What3Words - Emergency services
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Highlighting how emergency services use W3W to locate incidents
Ask a Firefighter
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Norfolk children asked our firefighters their burning questions and we answered them on video. Watch it for a look at the vehicles, equipment and clothing we use... and also just to find out lots of other fun questions on children’s minds...!
VOLTS - Clothing and helmet, ending
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Motorcycle safety, NFRS and Norfolk Police. Making sure helmets are fitted correctly and protective clothing is worn. Ending to the VOLTS campaign.
VOLTS - Steering and Suspension
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Motorcycle safety, NFRS and Norfolk Police. Checking steering and suspension to ensure your bike is fit for the road.
VOLTS -Tyres
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Motorcycle safety, NFRS and Norfolk Police. The importance of tyres and their condition.
VOLTS - Lights
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Motorcycle safety, NFRS and Norfolk Police. Ensuring lights are working correctly so you can be seen on the road.
How UK Fire Fighters put out a house fire
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How UK Fire Fighters put out a house fire
Behind the scenes tour of real life working UK Fire Station
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Behind the scenes tour of real life working UK Fire Station
How UK Fire Fighters rescue drivers from road traffic collisions
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How UK Fire Fighters rescue drivers from road traffic collisions
Norfolk firefighter gives tour of a real working UK Fire Engine 🚒
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Norfolk firefighter gives tour of a real working UK Fire Engine 🚒
NFRS Ian Duerden Fire Safety Interview with Professional Footballers Association
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NFRS Ian Duerden Fire Safety Interview with Professional Footballers Association
Top safety tips to make sure your car's ready for winter driving. UK fire and rescue service advice.
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Top safety tips to make sure your car's ready for winter driving. UK fire and rescue service advice.
L.I.V.E. 4 Electrical Home Safety Tips - Extension Lead Failure
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L.I.V.E. 4 Electrical Home Safety Tips - Extension Lead Failure
L.I.V.E 3 Electrical Home Safety Tips
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L.I.V.E 3 Electrical Home Safety Tips
L.I.V.E. 2 - Electrical Home Safety Tips Consumer Unit
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L.I.V.E. 2 - Electrical Home Safety Tips Consumer Unit
L.I.V.E Electrical Fire Safety Introduction.
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L.I.V.E Electrical Fire Safety Introduction.
National Fire Chiefs Council Ready Willing Able Thank You Message
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National Fire Chiefs Council Ready Willing Able Thank You Message
Watch our firefighters discuss why they joined up, ahead of the 2020 recruitment campaign
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Watch our firefighters discuss why they joined up, ahead of the 2020 recruitment campaign
Wholetime Recruits Presentation Day 2019
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Wholetime Recruits Presentation Day 2019
Do yous not keep your kit on the machine? In the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service they'd keep it on the pump...
So is KLS P7 kept at KLN or KLS
Hard work on the arms rolling it like that, they are bloody heavy!!!!
I've just started as an On Call Firefighter and these are brilliant!
Найти гидрант - хорошо. А зачем гонца посылать постоянно с командами: ни раций, ни телефонов в округе нет? Можно было флажками, или фонарём сигнал подать. Хотя, Британия сильна традициями, многие из которых идут от времён Вильгельма Завоевателя
😂😂❤
Unfortunately, most of these European fire department videos, seldom show the interior of their rigs. 🤷♂️
Can't believe how backwards this is. German firefighter kids learn to do this faster and neater by throw rolling.
very cool, I wonder which is more practical above or below fire hydrant? with the ones above they are clearly seen and only 3 steps, take off the cover, hook up the hose and turn on the water. no need for that pipe extension.
Very impressed. Simple, clear, no drama. 😊
Double around the tower & do it again properly.
Not how you should hold a fire hose
What an embarrassment. The command is "MAKE UP". The OIC drill may not give the command knock off when there is no pump at work. During my 16 week recruit course, I wore out 2 pairs of fireboots & was half way into my third, others used an extra pair ( I was light on my feet). My granny gets to work faster that that & she's 114 years old. God save the good people of Norfolk, he'll have to.
Why are you splitting the rolling hitch? Close the rounds together for it function as a not slip knot.
1.....who the hell carries hoses like that and 2....all the equipment there is operational except the bar. No fire engine carries a barbell to lug around a motorway crash. Put an actual piece of kit there.
Does anyone kow what the 6 phases are to an RTC? Only two were listed would be appreciated if some was aware, cheers
Scene Assessment Safety Stabilisation & First Casualty Contact Glass Management Rapid Plan Full Access Plan Casualty Extrication
I was a pump driver. You don't need to do all that on the fire ground 😅😅
Max u should take 5 to 7 minutes... Thats the golden rule..
Clove hitch pulling wrong way
so these would never work in winter buried in snow. ours have a fiberglass pole attached to the top so they can be found when there is snow piled up on the side of the curb.
looks far too small to supply enough water for multiple fire trucks.
The water runs from the water pipes underground, these stem from houses and other buildings so there is plenty of water to go around. Once you start using double-headed standpipes, you can use two flat hoses at each end and run them out as far as you need to. Then you can hook them up to their respective fire trucks. Hydrants like these are vital to the UK fire service
There is no such thing as a Fire Truck in the UK Fire Service. The only correct term is 'Fire Appliance'. Water MAINS don't stem from houses or other buildings either, that only confirms a complet elack of understanding of what is covered on a recruit training course.@@Tom-me3vn
There is no such thing as a Fire Truck in the UK Fire Service. The only correct term is 'Fire Appliance'. Water MAINS don't stem from houses or other buildings either, that only confirms a complet elack of understanding of what is covered on a recruit training course.
The only bowline video that clicked for me, thank you so much
Thank you 🙏🏼
Nice tour!🚒👨🚒🇬🇧🔥
Your branck look hard to connect
The C post could have been crashed first and cut with a reciprocating saw
I think they're loops rather than bights.
Worng drill im Indian firefighters
Ba hahahahahahahah 🤣🤣🤣 only the Brit’s could do something so funny 🤣🤣🙄🙄
Outdated. Dutch Roll all the way.
It really is interesting the differences. The hose connections are very different from the US (no shock, but those are kind of cool quick connect things), my agency has never allowed running on the fire ground just walk with a mission/urgency (too easy to injure self accidentally), and nozzleman is holding the kickback of the hose with his arms instead of into his hip or the ground. Your arms will tire a LOT faster if you do it that way. Pressure on the line seems pretty low though, so maybe not a big deal... but then you wouldn't need backers either.
All fire service equipment uses instantaneous couplings
Yeah, they all say no running but when you are understaffed, have quite a big job at hands and the public is watching everything goes.
@@almerindaromeira8352 Until you are picking up someone who hurt themselves on scene because they were running and not only did you take time away to deal with them, you are down a guy.
@@seanmahoney2671don't join the fire service if you can't run. You can trip and fall by walking too, is not like jogging is going to exponentially increase the risk
@@josh35639 No it doesn't. There are stortz & hosereel couplings, not to mention suction couplings, etc., etc.
If you have a 999 calls comes in you need get the in 2 miss or TRC you need get the in 2 miss ok
If you have a home fire you need get the in 2 miss ok
If you have a 999 calls comes in about RTC thet is Police and Ambulances in 2 miss ok
If 999 calls comes in about RTC you need get the in 2 miss ok
If you have a Calls comes in about RTC you need get the in 2 miss ok
I would be good hat take 999 calls in for UK
Because you can have 999 calls comes in ok
Do not but your voices back being gets ok
Do not spike in your JOB get on with your JOB ok
Thank staff off Fire
If 999 calls comes in about RTC you need get the in 2 miss ok
If RTC comes in you need get the in 2 miss ok
If 999 calls comes in you need pick up your 111 calls same time ok
Genuine question. When would you want just a bowline around a casualty? Unless in water rescue
We’ve used it on a live rescue getting a casualty out of a ships hold. If done properly like this it’s a good quick knot if it’s time critical.
Its really only good if the victim is ambulatory and canhold themselves on the line. Otherwise if they are limp they can slide. For limp unconscious vics, id reccomened the rescue helo hitch
@@CaptainQuintsOrca would a fireman's chair not be more appropriate? I wouldn't be comfortable holding myself with just a bowline
@@frazzle657 depends on the situation. The ships hold had a steep angled set of metal stairs rather than a raking ladder so the casualty was able to slide up with assistance and lifting by the internal crew with help pulling from the external crew. Like most rescues there are many ways that’ll work. That was just what we did at the time and it worked with what we had. Chair knot would have been better if it had been a pure vertical lift rather than partly over the stairs I would think. Whatever you choose it’s graft😂
Never lol this knot should never be used in anything rescue imo onky in hoisting tools but even then F8 on a night is far superior
In Poland we have in my opinion better system for drills. We use water splitter and if we want to extend or short the line we just give command to each other without a words. i.e Nozzle operator when ready raises arm up and show "forward" . It means "Im ready, open water supply" we say ( water ahead) Arm waving from side to side means water STOP. Arm raises and fall like train whistle or horn motion (upwards), mean increase water pressure, the same but Downwards = decrease water pressure
We also use that system here, the arm signals are more used than shouting out this is just training, if we are at a point where the pump operator can't see but they can hear us shout then we would shout.
You are correct Sir, these people are wrong. This is not how it is taught in the UK Fire Service Drill book. Be wary of their other videos too.
@@ashleyhoward8926isn't it ?
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Would it be possible to learn more about this exercise?