Uncut, Quick Knock Down • Two Views • Aggressive Interior Attack • South Fresno Ave, Stockton, CA

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6 Apr 202011:18

Summary

TLDRThe transcript details a dramatic rescue operation in South Fresno, where Engine 206 responds to a call about smoke from the vents of an apparently abandoned house. The crew, including operators 166 and 23B, suspects someone might be living inside. They switch to channel 2 for better coordination and prepare for a potential rescue. Amidst the chaos, Engine 3 arrives to assist, and the team works to extinguish the fire and secure the area. The operation concludes with a successful rescue and the team's relief is palpable.

Takeaways

🚒 Initial dispatch to a fire incident at an abandoned house in Fresno between Church and Scott's.
🔍 Engine 206 and Engine 3 are on the scene, with Engine 3 responding to a report of smoke from vents.
👤 Concerns raised about the status of the house, with a possibility that it may not be abandoned after all.
📡 Communication via portable channel 2 is established for coordination among the emergency responders.
🏠 The structure is described as a single-story single-family residence.
🚨 Traffic control is set up by Randy, indicating a need for crowd and vehicle management.
🔥 Firefighters enter the house to investigate and extinguish the fire, with Engine 3 taking the lead.
💧 Water is deployed to combat the fire, with firefighters coordinating their efforts.
👮‍♂️ Police presence is implied, likely for security and to assist with the investigation.
🎵 Background music and applause suggest a dramatic or celebratory tone, possibly indicating a successful operation or rescue.

Q & A

What is the primary concern at the beginning of the transcript?
-The primary concern is smoke coming from the vents at an abandoned house, which might indicate a fire or some other issue.
What is the location of the incident mentioned in the transcript?
-The incident is located in South Fresno, between Church and Scott's.
Who is the operator mentioned in the transcript?
-The operator mentioned is operator 166.
What is the significance of the numbers '23b' and '166' in the transcript?
-These numbers likely refer to specific units or personnel on the scene, such as a unit number or a call sign.
What is the nature of the call that the operator is responding to?
-The operator is responding to a call about possible smoke coming from the vents of an abandoned house, which suggests a potential fire or hazardous situation.
What is the initial assessment of the residence by the responders?
-The initial assessment is that it might not be abandoned after all, as someone might be living in the residence.
What is the strategy discussed for approaching the house?
-The strategy involves using a portable channel 2 for communication and preparing for traffic control due to the potential hazard.
What is the description of the house given in the transcript?
-The house is described as a single-story single-family residence.
What actions are taken by the responders upon arrival at the scene?
-The responders prepare for traffic control, assess the situation, and check for any signs of life or hazards inside the house.
Is there any indication of a potential rescue operation in the transcript?
-Yes, there is a mention of 'just recovered,' which suggests that someone or something might have been rescued from the house.
What is the final outcome or resolution mentioned in the transcript?
-The transcript ends with music and applause, suggesting a positive outcome or the conclusion of the operation.

Outlines

00:00

🚒 Emergency Response at Abandoned House

The first paragraph describes an emergency situation where a team of firefighters responds to a call about smoke coming from the vents of an abandoned house in Fresno. The team includes Engine 206 and Engine 3, and they communicate through various channels, including portable channel 2. The operator, 166, receives information about the potential presence of someone in the house, which might indicate that the house is not actually abandoned. The team prepares for a possible rescue operation, setting up traffic control and discussing the structure of the house. The narrative includes technical jargon and descriptions of the team's actions, such as stretching a line and entering the house.

05:04

💧 Firefighting Operations and Water Management

The second paragraph continues the narrative of the firefighting operation. It seems to depict the team's efforts to manage the situation, possibly involving the use of water to extinguish any potential fire. The paragraph includes references to communication and coordination among team members, with phrases like 'water come out' and 'pouring in the Atlantic' suggesting the deployment of water. There's also a mention of 'industries of deliberate' which could be a miscommunication or a specific term used within the team. The paragraph ends with a sense of recovery or resolution, with a thank you to someone, possibly a member of the public or another team.

10:06

🎉 Celebration and Recognition

The third paragraph appears to be a celebratory moment, possibly following the successful completion of the emergency operation. It includes applause and music, suggesting a positive outcome and recognition of the team's efforts. The paragraph is brief and does not provide much detail, but it conveys a sense of relief and accomplishment.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Stockin Box Out

This phrase is often used in emergency services to indicate the start and end of an incident. In the context of the video, it likely signifies the beginning and conclusion of a fire or rescue operation. It's a procedural term that helps organize the response and ensures all personnel are aware of the status of the operation.

💡Engine 206

In fire service terminology, 'Engine' refers to a fire engine, and the number following it typically denotes the specific unit or its location. 'Engine 206' suggests a particular fire engine that is part of the response team in the video, likely the primary unit responsible for fighting fires and providing rescue services.

💡Truck to Truck Through

This phrase could refer to a maneuver or operation where one vehicle, such as a fire truck, is positioned to pass through another in a confined space. In the video, it might describe a tactical decision made during a rescue operation, where vehicles need to be strategically positioned to access a scene or facilitate a rescue.

💡Channel Pertain

In the context of communication, 'channel pertain' might refer to the specific communication channel being used by the team. It could be a radio frequency or a digital channel. In the script, it indicates the need for the team to switch to a different communication channel, possibly to avoid interference or to maintain secure and clear communication.

💡Operator 166

The term 'Operator' in this context likely refers to a member of the emergency response team, possibly a firefighter or a dispatcher, identified by a specific number or code. 'Operator 166' could be the designation for a particular individual involved in the operation, responsible for a specific task or role within the team.

💡Smoke from the Vents

This phrase is indicative of a potential fire or hazardous condition. In the video, it suggests that there is smoke emanating from the vents of a building, which could be a sign of a fire or other emergency. This would be a critical piece of information for the emergency responders to assess the situation and take appropriate action.

💡Fresno

Fresno is a city in California, USA. In the script, it is mentioned as the location of the incident, providing geographical context for the emergency response. The specific streets 'Church' and 'Scott' are likely nearby landmarks or cross streets, helping to pinpoint the exact location of the emergency.

💡Single-Family Residence

This term refers to a type of residential building designed for one family. In the video, it describes the structure that the emergency team is responding to. Understanding the type of building is crucial for firefighters as it affects how they approach the scene, the potential risks, and the strategies they use for entry and rescue.

💡Traffic Control

In emergency situations, 'traffic control' involves managing the flow of vehicles and pedestrians around the incident site to ensure safety and facilitate the work of emergency responders. In the video, setting up traffic control is a necessary step to prevent accidents and to allow the emergency team to operate effectively.

💡Risk Just Three

This phrase could be a code or shorthand used by the team to communicate the level of risk or the number of people potentially at risk. In the video, it might indicate that there are three individuals in danger, which would be crucial information for the team to prioritize their response and allocate resources accordingly.

💡Hygiene Either Out

This phrase seems to be a part of a communication protocol or a directive given to the team. It might refer to a procedure related to health and safety, such as ensuring that the team members are either equipped with proper hygiene measures or are exiting a contaminated area. The exact meaning would depend on the specific operational language used by the team.

Highlights

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She thinks there might be someone living in the residence, maybe it's not abandoned

South Fresno between Church and Scotts switch portable channel 2, preparing for a potential rescue operation

Single-story single-family residence, assessing the situation for entry

Firefighters preparing to hide behind the structure for safety

Randy and his team are assigned for traffic control

Heavy smoke in the front room, billiards open, letter sitting

Firefighters entering the house, preparing to extinguish the fire

Water being deployed to combat the fire inside the house

Firefighters conducting a search for potential occupants

Recovering from the fire, ensuring the scene is safe

Firefighters exiting the house after the operation

Applause and recognition for the firefighters' efforts