Maddington Tanker Fire Home Video

[Tyranus]

http://warsug.info/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=2016&start=0 this instruction uses image shack but photobucket is preferred by many as it gives a bigger image. Same instructions apply though.

[robbage]

if i knew hwo to post it i would! lol

Read this http://warsug.info/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=2016
If you have problems, we'll help.

[written_ficton]

This video has been removed by the user.

I realised that this got taken down, due to some stupid comments

[treeny]

I think its sad that the video had to b removed because of stupid comments. I like seeing videos like that. theres not enough of them on the net

[Fastlane]

This video has been removed by the user.

I realised that this got taken down, due to some stupid comments

Uh, no..

[yorky]

Appears the actual user has been deleted as well.

[shirefco]

cheers for that

heres maddingtons pump

at gossy hills fire - april 12 2009

http://img18.imageshack.us/img18/8876/dsc00904j.jpg

[singkenten]

The video was interpretted by FRS as unproffessional, especially with regards to such a high profile incident... and as such the FF removed it...

[written_ficton]

The video was interpretted by FRS as unproffessional, especially with regards to such a high profile incident... and as such the FF removed it...

In all seriously? Why

The FESA firefighters did a terrific job, getting to the scene quickly as they could without the cause for concern

[Tyranus]

yeah but for some sitting in the back of a pump filming on your phone could be seen as unprofessional, I can see FESA's point of view but I did think it was a good video nonetheless.

[treeny]

Maybe its not about the fact that they did a terrific job and that they got there quickly. I imagine that FESA, as a managing body, would frown against homemade videos being put up for public viewing. If there were any errors made or evidence of misconduct (I'm not saying that there was) in the video it could put FESA and FRS in a bad view to the public. Don't get me wrong, I loved the video and i wish there was more of them out there. its great to see these things from the view of the appliance as most people just see a flash of red and blue pass them.

[auntys_eyes]

yeah but for some sitting in the back of a pump filming on your phone could be seen as unprofessional...

From memory there was also some swearing (although in context). I also agree that the video was interesting, and provided an insight in to what goes on inside an appliance under firecall, but, as has been noted FESA have professional standards that need to be upheld.