All Videos Tagged trailer fire (My Firefighter Nation) - My Firefighter Nation

Helmet Cam: Trailer Fire

2019-05-17T11:22:50.184Z

Ashton Henry - Fire Box 17A, working mobile home fire. A room and contents fire. The fire was held to one room due to a quick knockdown.

Lehigh Acres (FL) Trailer Fire

2014-11-05T16:24:32.790Z

Charles Robbins - LAFD Station 101 units were first due at a well involved 26 foot travel trailer fire at 804 Louis Avenue on 11/4/2014.

Port Carbon (PA) Traailer Fire

2011-02-01T13:20:50.275Z

PORT CARBON (SCHUYLKILL COUNTY), PA: On January 24, 2011 at 20:45 hours the Port Carbon Fire Department, Palo Alto Fire Department (Citizens and East End Fire Companies), Pottsville City Fire Department (Yorkville and Phoenix Fire Companies) and Pottsville EMS were dispatched to 229 Jackson St. in Port Carbon for a working house fire. Port Carbon police and firefighters arrived in a minutes and found smoke coming from a single story house trailer. It appeared the fire was burning in the east end of the trailer in a bedroom.

Port Carbon Engine 59-11 arrived on scene first and searched for a hydrant. Engine 59-11 established a water supply from a hydrant in front of the residence and made an offensive attack to stop the fire. The Port Carbon Engine 59-10 crew deployed a hose line and entered the residence to stop the fire. Palo Alto Engines 616 staged in front of the residence, next to Engine 59-11 and sent their manpower to backup the attack crew. Palo Alto Engine 612 hooked a second hydrant a block east of the residence staged to the rear of the first two attacking engines. The Palo Alto Engine 612 crew deployed a hose line and entered the residence to back up the initial attack hose lines. Port Carbon Engine 59-10 staged a block away from the home at second hit hydrant.

The Pottsville City Phoenix Ladder-Tiller 21 staged west of the home on Jackson Street and sent its crew to the residence to do ventilation work. The Pottsville City Yorkville Rescue 63 responded to the scene and its crews provided RIT operations. Incident Command request the RIT Team and all available manpower staged in front of the home.
The fire was knocked down quickly by the attack crews in ten minutes. The interior crews vented the home of smoke and had the incident under control in twenty minutes. The fire chief believes the fire may have been started intentional and is currently under investigation. The fire chief reported that there was minor injury to then tenant in which he was transported to a local hospital to be checked out. The home received moderate damage and found to uninhabitable at this current time.
Posted January 25, 2011.

Independence (KY) House Fire

2010-09-07T13:05:40.331Z

Filmed with the iPhone 4. Me (John Cain) and Jennifer Sourvelis were traveling North Bound i-75 when they spotted heavy smoke. They got off of the Mt. Zion exit and followed a fire truck to the scene. Fire was off of HWY 25. This is raw video of the fire. No other information.
Posted August 29, 2010.

Keymont (WV) Trailer Fire

2010-07-30T11:54:17.797Z

On 7/28/10 at approximately 1930 hours, the southside units and a few additionals were dispatched for a house fire in the Keymont area of Mineral County, WV. Engine Tanker 22 responded with 6 volunteers and D/C Kight. Engine 24 arrived on the scene with a working trailer fire. D/C 24 Hamilton established the Keymont Command. The crew from Engine 24 pulled an 1 3/4" attack line and advanced it through the front door on side alpha of the trailer. Engine 33's crew pulled a back up line while the crew from 22 opened up the trailer. Engine Tanker 22 supplied Engine 24 with a 5" supply line. The fire attack crew pushed back towards the rear of the trailer, where heavy fire was pushing out the rear door on side charlie. After a quick knock on the fire, crews began overhaul operations with crews taking frequent breaks due to the high temperatures. Units were on the scene for approximately 1 1/2 hours. Units on the scene were Engine 24-11, 24-13, Brush 24, Engine Tanker 22, Engine 33, Tanker 33, Squad 23, Engine 361, Engine Tanker 19, Tanker 38, and EMS 50.