First Fire

Started by PF_, January 03, 2006, 03:50:02 PM

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fire03rescue

My first fire (house fire) was in the mid 80's as a cadet. Yes cadet don't go to fires.
We were doing some training on a Sunday morning we had about 6 cadets and 5 seniors. The reason we went to the fire is that  we were just about driving past the job.
We were told stay on the truck and don't move. We came around the corner and could see a stack of black smoke ( I think all us as cadets had eyes popping out of our heads)I think we were told ok set up a hydrant and watch out for traffic. Then stay on the truck,but the job was a

Steam train that has stopped.

Alan (Big Al)

Heh heh, we've been called to the train yard at Goolwa a few times for a "going" fire in train carriages yet it's good ol' steamranger puffing away.
Lt. Goolwa CFS

probie_boy

Quote from: P F on May 17, 2006, 04:37:12 PM
Finally back on track 

filtered hijackers hijacking my thread, can we charge them with the new anti-terror laws?   :roll:
P_F, You're lucky I don't declare a jihad on you!

hey bra, didn't you pull this off topic yourself???

PF_

Yeah, made a thread dedicated to my own call out history :-D

But people can still post their first call out/fire.

probie_boy

Quote from: P F on May 18, 2006, 09:43:04 AM
Yeah, made a thread dedicated to my own call out history :-D


or lack there of! :-D

CFS_Firey

Quote from: probie_boy on May 18, 2006, 11:24:01 AM
or lack there of! :-D
At least he's not ashamed to admit it ;)

probie_boy


strikeathird

Weve had the first fire ... What bout the most memorable / exciting ?


Lets get the storys rolling...

ltdan

hayshed fire, 300 bales.

fell down through the top of the hay bales where they were on fire.

Pretty good start to a fire career

probie_boy

#84
hahaha

still waiting. actually i've had one, not sure if i should put it on the net though...

PF_

aw go on probie!

I have had a real memorable call out yet, only had 7.  I guess McLoeds Daughters was cool and my first "real" call going P1 :-D  to an alarm.

Smallflame

Fire Fire = Grassfire in a Vinyard, mostly mopping up

First Job = Fixed Alarm, library

The Assistant

First Fire = Burnoff Out of Control :x

First Job = Horse stuck in a septic tank (luckily the damn thing got spooked by the siren from the truck and got itself out), bunted around the septic tank and thanksed my lucky stars!!! :-o
"Don't Double Dip the Spoon"

rescue5271

itdan: what where you doing walking on burning hay????

medevac

Quote from: The Assistant on July 01, 2006, 09:08:44 PM
First Job = Horse stuck in a septic tank (luckily the damn thing got spooked by the siren from the truck and got itself out), bunted around the septic tank and thanksed my lucky stars!!! :-o

possibly part of the reason we dont use sirens to go to animal rescues generally....

Pipster

We also had a horse in a septic tank....but it couldn't get out by itself...ended up using old canvas hoses and a backhoe to get it out....

As for first fire - waaayyy too long ago to remember!
There are three types of people in the world.  Those that watch things happen, those who make things happen, and those who wonder what happened.

bajdas

Slightly off topic, but what the heck.... :-P

Pictures of a calf rescued from a concrete dam. http://www.ses.sa.gov.au/aboutses/calf.htm

Interesting that a Larkin frame on a flat bed truck was used.
Andrew Macmichael
lives at Pt Noarlunga South.

My personal opinion only.

rescue5271

we had a couple of years ago,some cows went into the sewer ponds at the local meatworks....

PF_

Thank god IM currently eating a Chicken Schnitzel...  :mrgreen:

Manuel

well first incident= tree fire

first fire = Murry bridge December 2005 :|