IMMENSE feu D’IMMEUBLE Avec De Nombreux Sauvetages EN IMMERSION 🔥

Aujourd’hui je vous parle d’immense feu d’immeuble avec de nombreux sauvetages en immersion avec les pompiers de Bruxelles !

L’Instagram d’Adrien du SDIS 91 : https://www.instagram.com/aq_photographie/

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Ma boutique : https://www.objectif-pompier.com/

La page Facebook des Pompiers de Bruxelles :
https://www.facebook.com/pompiers.brandweer.brussels

L’Instagram des pompiers de Bruxelles :
https://www.instagram.com/pompiers.brandweer.brussels

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📘 Mes Livres : http://bit.ly/37cSZ6a
👨‍🚒 Mes Préparations pour devenir Pompier (BMPM – BSPP etc) : http://bit.ly/2ZwQbhA

👉 À REGARDER POUR APPROFONDIR :
GROS FEU DE TOITURE, Avec Un Combat INCROYABLE Contre les Flammes : https://youtu.be/MHMndonG1EQ
Une GARDE POMPIER DE DINGUE Avec DES ÉNORMES INCENDIES : https://youtu.be/CjDb95WGMQE
Un Bus COMPLÈTEMENT EN FEU Sous Un Pont (En Dessous D’un TRAIN) : https://youtu.be/FZ3b1u5pOyM
Une Soirée BIEN TROP Mouvementée Avec Les Pompiers (Je Mange Seul) : https://youtu.be/O7E9YmLsszk
Je Vous Fais Visiter La Plus GROSSE Caserne De Pompiers de BRUXELLES : https://youtu.be/Vyb-bUQZVwU
L’incendie LE PLUS REDOUTÉ des Pompiers Avec GROS Risque De BACKDRAFT : https://youtu.be/pglOwU6w9_E

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Nous allons notamment aborder les sujets suivants :
00:00 intro de mon reportage pompier
02:22 Adrien photographe pompier du SDIS 91
02:48 IMMENSE feu D’IMMEUBLE Avec De Nombreux Sauvetages EN IMMERSION 🔥
03:17 feu d’immeuble de nuit avec de nombreux sauvetages
03:51 début de l’intervention avec les pompiers
07:26 bilan de l’incendie
08:53 le rez-de-chaussée d’un immeuble s’embrase…
10:18 un feu d’immeuble avec de nombreux sauvetages de jour
11:09 début de l’intervention en immersion avec les pompiers
13:10 suite de l’intervention avec les pompiers de Bruxelles
17:41 bilan de l’incendie
19:06 d’autres incendies avec des sauvetages à Bruxelles

IMMENSE feu D’IMMEUBLE Avec De Nombreux Sauvetages EN IMMERSION 🔥
Dans cette vidéo, vous allez être immergé dans des incendies au cœur des pompiers en immersion !

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🔥 🔥 Mon histoire : 🔥 🔥

Je m’appelle Vincent Guyard, je suis né fin octobre 1987.
J’ai commencé ma vie chez les Sapeurs Pompiers à l’âge de 11 ans.
À 16 ans, je deviens SPV dans ma caserne de Pierre Bénite dans le Rhône (69).
Par la suite, je deviens animateur de JSP.
À 18 ans, je deviens sapeur à la BSPP.
La même année, en 2006, je deviens champion de France de grimper de corde.
Je ne fais qu’un contrat de 5 ans (Durant lequel je réalise mes premiers montages vidéos sur YouTube [2007], en me filmant sur interventions !📹💻 ).
Par la suite, j’ai été coursier à vélo à Paris durant 2 ans🚴 .
En 2013 j’obtiens le concours de SPPNO mais je décide de ne pas devenir Sapeur Pompier Professionnel et je me réengage à la BSPP avec comme principal but (et immense rêve) d’intégrer le bureau communication de la brigade📹💻 ! Je refais les sélections de recrutement et l’instruction de Villeneuve Saint Georges où je termine major de promotion💪 . Quelques mois après ma 2 ème incorporation en compagnie d’incendie, c’est avec honneur que j’obtiens un entretient avec le BCOM qui recherche un cadreur-monteur, le chef du bureau communication refuse de me recruter sans justifier les raisons…
Je décide alors de tout quitter pour voyager autour du monde🌍 🎒.
Depuis le 24 mars 2015 je suis en vadrouille à travers le monde. J’ai (pour le moment) visité la Thaïlande pendant plusieurs mois, traversé le Vietnam et le Cambodge, fais le tour de Taïwan en Auto-Stop (~2000 km) en ne dormant que chez l’habitant, séjourné à Bali, fais – durant 6 mois – le tour des deux îles de Nouvelle Zélande en Auto-Stop (~5000km) et en ne dormant que chez l’habitant également, traversé la Nouvelle Calédonie en Auto-Stop, visité Melbourne en Australie, vécu 6 mois à Taïwan où j’ai fais près de 5 000 km de scooter et vécu 6 typhons, visité les Philippines et traversé le Laos ! J’ai également fais 4000km de vélo en Californie pendant 3 mois en ne dormant que chez l’habitant ! C’était super … 😀
Sur le plan sportif, j’ai réalisé plusieurs gros défis : l’ascension du Mont-Blanc et du Kilimandjaro en Tanzanie, le marathon de New York, la diagonale des fous sur l’île de la Réunion, le raid Amazones en Guyane…
Je suis même allé en Russie pour gravir le Mont Elbrouz (frontière avec la Géorgie) mais à cause d’attentats une fois sur place, j’ai dû changer mes plans…

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Vincent Guyard

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Today, I am going to debrief with you two big fires that took place in Brussels, two fires with rescues. These fires took place over a period of one week. You’ll see, it’s just incredible what the firefighters did, and just fantastic. I’m Vincent FireLife, and welcome to this new video. [radio message] Romeo on site, it’s burning. Sir, we’re coming! We’re on our way, stay calm! Oh shit, there’s another one here. Before starting this video, I wanted to remove this patch and put on this patch to pay tribute to my friend Adrien, who is a firefighter photographer in Essonne, a department which is in the Paris region. I have met him on numerous occasions, he takes magnificent

Intervention photos. The last time I saw him, he gave me this patch, and I wanted to share his Instagram account with you in the description. Go check it out, don’t hesitate to follow him, he takes great photos, he’s a good guy, and he deserves strength.

So, I wanted to talk to you about two fires, in fact, in reality, we are going to talk about three because during this week which was a very busy week, there was a first fire at night with incredible rescues. A few days later,

There was a fire on the ground floor of a building, and then there was another big fire with other equally incredible rescues. This one arrived during the day. As usual, we’re going to look at the images I took of these interventions, we’re going to debrief it all. Settle in and let’s go.

It was 5:10 a.m. when the firefighters were called to a fire. We arrive on-site, and the City pump, Léon, immediately says that the fire is confirmed, that it is burning. And in fact, when we arrive there, you can see it,

The entire ground floor is on fire, it’s just incredible. There are two people at the windows waiting for help because the stairwell is burning. The whole building is full of smoke, and I can tell you that where it gets hot, because the victims

Were also burned on the back. The ladder, as you can see, comes up super quickly and makes two rescues, it’s just incredible. We’re looking at this… [Radio message] Fire starting. Well understood. Emergency services on site. [radio message] for 14, confirmation for rescues, 3rd floor. [radio message] Rescue, 3rd floor, roger.

[radio message] Pump engine Cited on site, it’s burning. [music] So, as usual, I sneak around. There, I went behind and behind, as you can see, it’s really on fire, the whole ground floor is on fire. So there, the toll is quite significant since there are nine victims. So four people who

Were saved, as we could see through the windows, two rescues through the windows. But there were also two rescues inside, including one from behind. So that’s four people who ended up in the hospital. There were also five police officers who were poisoned by the fumes,

The police officers who arrived on scene first and attempted rescues. They were poisoned and also went to the hospital. So there you have it, nine victims, but nothing too serious, no deaths and no serious injuries. This is a relatively positive result given the damage to the building.

And you will receive two lightly injured people to be transported together in an ambulance. There you go, you shouldn’t get much more than that. So that’s the plan. This is the second fire that I wanted to share with you. This is another big fire, really impressive. But before telling you about it, I’m going to show you some images of the fire that happened a few days before. The day before, I was with the 20th company,

We left for a fire on the ground floor. I’ll let you to the images right away… [music] Return to the Place du Jeu de Balle, an emblematic place for the Brussels firefighters, because this is where, at the time, there was the headquarters of the

Brussels firefighters. It’s a place that quickly comes to mind when we hear “Jeu de Balle”, we think of firefighters. It is also a very famous place in Brussels, because there is a flea market every day. It’s late in the afternoon, it’s 4:10 p.m. when the firefighters receive a

Ton of calls at central 112. They receive a lot of calls, there’s a lot of smoke, it’s burning. The fire is confirmed, it is really a large cloud of smoke that is released, which we see from a very distance when we go towards the scene of the fire. The people who call

Say that there are people at the windows, so there is the notion of rescue. There you go, everything ramps up very quickly. Two officers are sent, there are additional machines that are sent directly upon the call, because it is undoubtedly confirmed. And we arrive there… I only arrive behind the police.

As soon as I arrive there, you see, it’s really very impressive. There is smoke, there are people at the windows up there, and the firefighters are already carrying out rescues up there. There is a lot of smoke, the smoke, we can see it from very far away,

It’s really, there it is, it’s really very impressive. I arrive here, I try to film the rescue that is happening here on the front facade, and then I sneak inside to see what is happening on the other side. And there, you will see, there are other people at the windows, it’s quite impressive.

We need a team here from the inside, 3rd floor, because we don’t know how to attack here. OK, protect the victim from time to time too, sir. We’re going to arrive, we’re going to arrive, stay calm! Are you okay, sir? You good? Yeah, we’re coming! It hits the wall, you hit the wall to make it come back. We’re coming, we’re coming! Oh damn, there’s another one there. Are you okay, sir? Is there a fire behind you? OK, stay there, we’re coming. It’s going to be complicated. It’s going to be shitty. The gentleman, he’s very smokey. There, the problem is that it is caught in the stairwells, given way, it must be protected. So, it’s quite impressive because here, there is a person who is on the ledge, here. So, she’s not panicked, but there she is,

She’s still in a dangerous position. She’s really on the edge of the ledge, you can see it. There’s a fire burning in the stairwell. Then there are small spreads because it’s a bit of a trash can at the bottom, so the debris burns and

It also burns at the bottom. Impossible to put the ladders at this level, since there is a veranda, so it is very inaccessible. Nabil, who is at the lance, is putting out as best he can the stairwell which is burning from the outside. And then, the mission he will have

Is also to protect the gentleman who is suddenly on the cornice, to prevent the gentleman from becoming poisoned by the fumes. A few seconds later, as you can see, a gentleman comes to the window. He was apparently sleeping. So, he opens the

Window, and there, to the surprise of the firefighters, there is one more person looking for them, saving them, who is in the smoke. The firefighters take him into consideration, and Nabil will therefore have the task in addition to extinguishing the stairwell, to protect the two people with his lance, and he will do

What he can. He’s going to work really well. Wait, wait, wait, wait, Pascal here. Nabil? Yeah ? It’s a second one. He’s on the edge. Come on, come here, Benjamin, Benjamin, second victim there. He is more protected. He’s on the edge. Who we have inside

So there you go. These are interventions which are, as you can see, very impressive because there are people to reach out to. There are people at the windows, so that means people will potentially die if they stay in the smoke. They can burn,

They can jump, everything is possible. So, we have to do it very quickly. The firefighters have to react very quickly, and there, they did a remarkable job. So, on this intervention, there were five people who were involved, who were treated and left there. Three people were evacuated to the hospital. Firefighters

Made numerous rescues. So there, they did two on this facade, the back facade, but they also did a few on the front facade. Incredible fire, you can see, it’s really a mess here. Here we have a veranda, so we can’t use ladders,

It’s rather complicated. So, the firefighters will carry out rescues on the front facade, the alpha facade, and rescues of these two people who are on this rear facade, the Charlie facade. The firefighters will save them from the inside. They’ll go get them once

The stairwell is turned off. It was a big fire that went very well. The firefighters really worked calmly and incredibly quickly. The ramp up has been really crazy. Great work, firefighters, it was impressive to see,

And I’m proud to make this kind of video which is of course going to the press. So, it’s in the Belgian media, the Brussels media. And then I make the video for social networks as well. And then, of course, I do these longer videos to

Tell you a little bit about what happened. This is Fire Life. I hope you liked this video. Don’t hesitate to subscribe to my YouTube channel to see the aftermath of the fires in Brussels. There have been other fairly large fires. I’ll tell you about it next week on my

Youtube channel. Thank you for your support. Break may Sainte-Barbe protect you. Take care of yourself, and see you next week for the next video. Ciao Fire Family.