Seattle FD Engine 10 and Aid 5 get toned out on an EMS call

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We are at quarters of Seattle Fire Department Engine 10, Ladder 1, Aid 5, Aid 10, and the Hazmat company at 400 South Washington Street, where we see Engine 10 and Aid 5 as they get toned out to respond to an EMS call around the corner at 318 2nd Avenue South Extension, between South Washington Street and South Main Street. The call was for a homeless person experiencing discomfort. Apparently, the location of the call is a men's homeless shelter, and there are a lot of people milling about in the area, which required some extra man-power in the form of the engine. Medic 10 also responded, as did an SPD patrol car. Aid 5 is a Ford F450 Super Duty. Engine 10 is a 2013 Pierce Enforcer. Enjoy the sound of the tones, as well as the view of the rigs as they respond. If you have any questions about the video, feel free to message me. Comments are welcome. The video was taken on December 25th, 2019.

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@lz4181 3 года назад

How cute! The have our old LACoFD tones from EMERGENCY! Love it!

@r.a.hassel8006 4 года назад

Some of us old guys remember a 2 hour TV movie special of "Emergency" was filmed in this firehouse in 1977, when John and Roy came to "observe" Seattle FD's fire and paramedic operations. Back then SFD was using Kenworth chassis fire apparatus.

@dirkstarbuck6126 4 года назад

R. A. Hassel Just saw that on Cozy the other day. Roy even commented on how big the engines were when he first walks into the station. I remember when that aired. I was 8. And though I was saddened that the show was no longer in a weekly run, I thought the movie of the week specials were totally epic. I was fascinated at how differently Seattle FF was than LACoFD (thinking at that age that all FDs were like LACoFD, when in fact almost no other uses the light rescue ALS squad trucks). Loved those movies!

@FireRescueVideosBFD 4 года назад

That was filmed at the old station 10 (Now SFD HQ) located at 301 2nd Ave S.

@seikibrian8641 Год назад

THIS firehouse wasn't built yet in 1977. Construction of this building began in 2006, and it opened in 2008.

@seanybigz2514 3 года назад

I’ve never seen so many apparatus and one fire station that place is huge

@michaelthomas0655 3 года назад

If the rig is gonna have a Q2B...use it!!

@northernnickiscold 2 года назад

That was not a manual Q2B, that was the electronic version of the Q2B that the FDNY also uses

@trob0914 4 года назад

I hate this part of town, but being an older retired f/fighter- medic I gotta love Seattle's rigs!! P.S. Love that cross bed pump-panel on E10.

@CWFLAEMOFC 2 года назад

E10 is a 2013 Pierce Enforcer? That chassis looks like the newer Pierce Enforcers. Epic!

@brandontavernia3051 3 года назад

I like how it says Aid 5 on the door but Medic 1 on the box

@franklewis6943 3 года назад

Medic One isn't the unit designation. Seattle FD's EMS program is named "Medic One".

@Izak213 3 года назад

Medic One is their EMS Program. World renown too!

@ColinFWheeler 2 года назад

I like the use of the Emergency! dispatch tones as an homage to that great show. Some, possibly all, of the stations in Dallas, TX do the same thing. Life imitating art. Is a second Aid unit now quartered at this station? Possibly A10 or A1?

@kylesvoboda3662 2 года назад

Aid 10, I used to watch all of your Dallas and Seattle videos! Did you stop fire buffing?

@ColinFWheeler 2 года назад

@@kylesvoboda3662 Thanks Kyle. I have been working oversees for the past few years. Will resume buffing once I get back to the US. Thanks for the info on A10. It's cool that SFD Stn 10 has 2 medic units. I believe Stn 2 also has 2 units now -- A2 and A4.

@user-gk1vy3ez1d Год назад

What tone alert system do they use in Seattle? Zetron system?

@andrewjoyner2100 4 месяца назад

What did the male voice over the intercom say at the beginning of the video? I only heard engine 10 out of what he said

@andrewjoyner2100 4 года назад

How come the Aid car was not in the tones with Engine 10?

@emvvehicles_8 4 года назад

Andrew Joyner separate calls

@riverrunner7 4 года назад

I don’t get it, why doesn’t Seattle use the Q2B? They have them on the apparatus, but never use them.

@thomasfletcher4765 3 года назад

Whoever came up with the " electronic q " should have been slapped ?

@daspicsman 3 года назад

The operators can sometimes run them constantly which damages the siren. Very expensive to fix. That’s why they came out with the electronic version. No maintenance. However, it ain’t a real fire truck without running a Q siren.

@SeattleResponses Месяц назад

we don’t have any other Q but electronic, however, the new rigs we just ordered will have real Q

@riverrunner7 Месяц назад

@@SeattleResponsesyeah, this comment is from a long time ago before I knew as much lol, I saw the q plates over electric sirens, but I’m happy the new engines will have real Qs. Make em real fire trucks again.

@petewilliamsiv3512 4 года назад

how long are you in town for ? And i don't knew you were in town too And 318 2nd ET S is were we go every shift too

@kylesvoboda3662 4 года назад

PETE WILLIAMS IV Do you work in the dept.? Are you able to elaborate on the tones heard in house here. It’s more than I hear on the radio. Also it announces the units ahead of the tones in station?

@petewilliamsiv3512 4 года назад

@@kylesvoboda3662 yes i'm a member of the fire buff society and there 2 tones 1 for medicals calls and the other is for fire & MVI calls

@patrickmccormick5661 4 года назад

5 Madison street

@jtb815 4 года назад

I love this station

@Jackson-yj5pb 4 года назад

How come station 10 has different bells then all the other stations in Seattle

@delawarecountypafire 4 года назад

Great video

@FL92002 4 года назад

Thanks!

@jahmeekcowley-beverly2759 3 года назад

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@Ryanb1998 Год назад

That’s what I’m looking for in a video can you keep getting those great stuff I be watching

@niceguygesnone1 4 года назад

Love those old tones

@kellykeehn5934 4 года назад

What is the brand/model of the siren in the medic unit?

@worldrenowned 4 года назад

Kelly Keehn Motorola spectra

@tylerray7578 9 месяцев назад

YOO EMERGENCY! ALARM TONE

@bigtime7724 4 года назад

Same siren Chicago fire department uses.

@kellyj5389 4 года назад

It’s same federal Q hundreds of professional depts use. Cincinnati. Cleveland, Columbus. And about 50 other mid size cities in Ohio. It’s not a special sound. I will say that any rig that doesn’t have one. Is not a fire engine.

@hiPokemon1234 4 года назад

Federal Signal EQ2B, also on FDNYs trucks. The electric version of the mechanical Q2B siren (though it will never compare to that siren)

@cowboy10uk 4 года назад

Intresting, but one thing I’ve never understood, is what is the point in deploying a fire engine to a medic call if they are responding from the same station and at the same time as the ambulance. Surely just the ambo should be despatched in that situation, I mean I get it if you’re out in the middle of nowhere and the fire engine is closer, they can first respond, but surely in a case like this it’s just wasting the fireman’s time, and of course exposing them to addition risk by travelling code 3 to an incident where they are not really needed.

@FL92002 4 года назад

The reason the engine went was because the call was in a highly crowded area populated by homeless and mentally unstable people. The engine was basically there for manpower/protection. Seattle PD also responded.

@freddy4136 4 года назад

Also sometimes the call isn’t fully accurate and the truck has more equipment available if needed.

@cowboy10uk 4 года назад

Thanks for the answer guys. Just find it strange as it’s not something we come across in the uk, although I am aware of joint fire / first responders in rural areas of the country. Normally we would just send one ambo, if there is a perceived threat then the police might also respond. IF the ambo find they need more resources on scene then they would request a 2nd ambo, unless the patent required extracting from somewhere that required fire attendance.

@nathanbond8748 4 года назад

Also for man power. It takes more than 2 people to work a cardiac arrest or if the patient is obese you’re going to need more people.

@edball4906 4 года назад

Interesting but

@frskyerockyt2329 2 года назад

damn slam the door much medic 🤣

@michaelnajarian8564 4 года назад

Why is it that Aid 5 has Medic One written all over the rig, same with Aid 2

@airplanebuilderman 4 года назад

Michael Najarian medic one is what Seattle calls their emt/paramedic program

@SuperHusky83 4 года назад

BLS/ALS all part of “Medic 1” program

@chrisbarr1359 4 года назад

They call it "Medic One" instead of Emergency Medical Service (EMS) like the rest of the world? To me, that like all fire apparatus having "Engine One" painted on them. Very odd.

@jamesdillard3583 4 года назад

This brings back memories of my days as a volunteer fireman for St.helens Oregon.

@keithholley9081 4 года назад

What station is e 10 located

@SuperHusky83 4 года назад

Engine 10, Ladder 1, Aid 5, Aid 10, Haz 1, Haz 80 (reserve), Air 10, Staff 10 and maybe a chief are all at Station 10 in Pioneer Square.

@petewilliamsiv3512 4 года назад

@@SuperHusky83 there is no Chiefs unit at station 10 it's man by all Fire fighter's

@SuperHusky83 4 года назад

@@petewilliamsiv3512 I was mistaking Staff 10"s Explorer as a chief

@samcampbell1351 4 года назад

Deputy 1 sometimes is housed at Station 10, other times at the FD HQ's.

@billywhiteeagle9963 3 года назад

Station 10 is located at 400 S. Washington St. Close to PIONEER Square in downtown.

@KINGMAC234 4 года назад

I want a fire house that has a pole but we are not a big city

@DA-mn2rd 4 года назад

I worked at a headquarters station with a pole, no one ever used it...Too hard on the ankles and knees.... We used the stairs instead. But when you average 15 to 20 calls a day, you’re not going risk getting hurt. It’s also why many departments will not install poles in new construction stations...too much liability/work related injury claims. Believe me, you aren’t missing anything. They are cool and nostalgic to look at, but that’s about it.

@r.a.hassel8006 4 года назад

OHSA has banned the use of poles for the most part, some city's still use them, but you can't build a firehouse today with a pole, and in the case of FDNY Engine 10/Ladder 10 they had to to remove their pole when their firehouse was rebuilt after 9-11 because of new building and safety codes.

@chrisbarr1359 4 года назад

I recently saw a firehouse that had a giant spiral slide from second to first floor. It was pretty neat idea.

@jackhollandcsxnsandawvrfan3800 4 года назад

0:14 remember that sound?

@taufeeqmustafa8654 4 года назад

Sirenhead

@jackhollandcsxnsandawvrfan3800 4 года назад

Yeah from emergency

@lincolnreiter5801 4 года назад

How many Medic Ones are in the SFD?

@SuperHusky83 4 года назад

Seattle typically operates 7 ALS (Medics 1,10,16,18,28,32 and 32) and 5 BLS ( Aid 2, 4, 5, 14 and 25) rigs

@chrisbarr1359 4 года назад

They all say "Medic One", which I find strange. Almost like a brand or something. Can anyone explain?

@lincolnreiter5801 4 года назад

Chris Barr idk I thought that Medic 1 was almost like a ALS ambo on steroids like maybe the best of the best medics in the field

@grayyy4547 4 года назад

Chris Barr, Medic One is a program in King County Washington that is adapted throughout the SFD. So yes, like a branding.

@grayyy4547 4 года назад

Lincoln Reiter We are pretty good! Haha.

@BahamasEmergencyResponse 4 года назад

The wave 1:36 👋

@marylandsirensfirebuff9664 4 года назад

Fire up that q siren!

@BumberenzoManilupinoCity 4 года назад

Just like the aid car from station 19

@kellyj5389 4 года назад

If any rig doesn’t have a mechanical siren. It’s not a fire engine. Just like if they are not red. They are also not a fire engine. Period. Sadly. Some vollies actually have them in their POV. That alone is worth a police beating.