3/19/13 Manhattan- Technical Rescue/3rd Alarm Box 1223

dg116 said:
Res5cue said:
So now you have R-2 and Sq-1 covering Brooklyn and Staten Island  while  R-5 and Sq- 277 cover Queens and manhattan below 125th st ?

That would be Squad 270

68jk09 said:
2347 hrs ...special call SQ*270 have then respond to Randalls Island & pick up a Collapse Pod & bring it to the scene then go back in service.

Question: Could any Engine or Ladder not have picked up the Collapse Pod? Does it have to be a Sq or SOC Company

Because if the updates are correct as Sq 270 (Responded - Collected - Delivered) the Collapse Pod to Manh this would have left Queens without a Squad Company for a while especially when SOC Companies where at limited availability
 
IRISH said:
dg116 said:
Res5cue said:
So now you have R-2 and Sq-1 covering Brooklyn and Staten Island  while  R-5 and Sq- 277 cover Queens and manhattan below 125th st ?

That would be Squad 270

68jk09 said:
2347 hrs ...special call SQ*270 have then respond to Randalls Island & pick up a Collapse Pod & bring it to the scene then go back in service.

Question: Could any Engine or Ladder not have picked up the Collapse Pod? Does it have to be a Sq or SOC Company

Because if the updates are correct as Sq 270 (Responded - Collected - Delivered) the Collapse Pod to Manh this would have left Queens without a Squad Company for a while especially when SOC Companies where at limited availability

  I have the same question.

  This was a major operation and a very diffucult and unusual rescue. I wish I was there to see it or at least hear it but I didn't have my years on.

  Whether it is a brush fire, or a High Rise fire, or an unusual rescue like this, the FDNY sure gets its share. GREAT JOB by the members.
 
mikeindabronx said:
jarhead96 said:
L43 was not FAST


After D-3 confirmed using AH MD told both D-3 & BN-10 that L-43 was the FAST unit. This was at about 20:51.That's why I posted it.

No worries! L43 was first due but not assigned on the original ticket due to the MDT being down.
 
I was looking at some pics of this incident on facesofnycfirefighters.smugmug.com and seen 2 ropes hooked up to the bottom of tower ladder 14 basket with a blue and a yellow rope hooked on to that with pulleys and 2 fire fighters on the ground with pulleys hooked to their gear. Is this a 4:1 ma pulley system? It did not look like a 4:1 ma. However my question is, Is this a 4:1 ma pulley system or is this a different type of pulley system used by the rescue and squad companies? Pic #1 and #25. Also was looking at pic # 36 and seen a rescue 1 fire fighter holding a metal object with what looked like webbing wraped around it. What is this????
 
mikeindabronx said:
Hurricanes298 said:
Address: 2nd Ave & East 94th St

worker stuck waist deep in debris in the tunnel

D-3 confirmed trench rescue Req additional tower ladder all tower ladders at scene are set up

This might be a 10-66


BOX 1233

This incident is approximately 75 ft below ground

Some of the units that responded.. R-1, L-25/Coll.Rig, SQ-41, Safety BN, Rescue BN, HazMat BN, SOC Logistics , SOC.Comp., Rebreather -1, ConEd Vac. Truck,

L-43 FAST

D-3 requested a Rescue Medic

21:04..D-3 requested Extra Rescue (R-3), 2 Squads (18 & 288) & 2 Eng's (E-76,E-39) D-3 was informed that the 2 Eng's would require the transmission of a 2nd Alarm

2nd Alarm

E-35,E-74,L-16, BN-11 Safety,BN-8 RUL,E-9/SAT,

22:23.. S/C a Rescue & Squad for relief... R-4, SQ-61

22:28.. S/C 2 Eng's with dewatering pumps..E-7, E-?

11:58..3rd Alarm for relief

E-47,59,83,80,L-30,L-40, BN-14 Planning,BN-16,R-4/Coll

23:17.. S/C 1 Truck and designate it as the FAST unit.. L-35
Good work by all by the looks of things.

A question about rescue medics, Div3 had to request a Rescue Medic response, would this not already have happened automatically with a technical rescue box being transmitted??

Once on scene, would the rescue medics have played a major roll in the treatment and extraction of the casualty??

Regards

JT
 
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