A special thank you to all emergency services, including the firefighters and police officers I spoke too, for their great work at this incident and the many others they attend daily. Contents: _______________________________________ 0:11 - Significant amounts of damage in the warehouse as the bay doors are destroyed and the interior has collapsed, still smouldering. 0:38 - An Aerial Ladder Platform provides aerial water over the incident, causing bits of debris to fall away from the roof. 0:53 - A fire engine pumps water from a local fire hydrant into the scene of the warehouse where a monitor unit is set up to spray water automatically. 1:26 - Fire officers and the incident commander assess the fireground. 1:50 - Personnel from other agencies assess the damage. 2:44 - The Aerial Ladder Platform adjust it's position of the stabilisers. 3:00 - Another Aerial Ladder Platform is set around the corner, also providing aerial water monitoring over the incident. 3:37 - Smoke still drifts off the building, approximately six hours after the incident started 3:45 - The High Volume Pump is setup on the main-road which is partially blocked by police cars. 3:56 - The High Volume Pumping unit pumps large volumes of water from nearby water sources and along a heavy-duty hose into the incident. 4:20 - A Prime Mover which carries two High Volume Pumping modules sits around the corner with one High Volume Pump partially unloaded. 4:35 - Fire brigade and ambulance service command units are on-scene. 5:00 - A fan used to vent a premises of smoke is packed onto a fire appliance. 5:18 - Various fire appliances have gathered in a nearby car park. 5:33 - The fire brigade's Command Support Unit operates at the incident providing an overview of the incident and allowing officers to communicate and plan effectively on the fire ground. 6:15 - One of the Aerial Ladder Platforms is lowered to allow the firefighter to spray water into the lower-levels of the warehouse through the destroyed bay doors. 6:40 - Multiple parts of the structure is damaged, including bent metal and the roof caving in. 7:10 - The fire service spray down employee's cars to get rid of ash and harmful debris left on the vehicle. 7:41 - A Hose Layer Unit from another fire service works at the scene to spread and to pick-up large amounts of hoses that were laid across the fireground. 8:01 - The Hose Layer Unit and it's supporting pump leave the incident to return to Shropshire. 8:35 - A Water Carrier truck leaves the incident. 8:45 - Various other fire engines also begin to leave the incident to return to their fire stations from right across both Herefordshire And Worcestershire. 9:25 - Police maintain a road-block of the road into the industrial estate. 10:09 - Police cars move back and fourth along the road-closure as the incident is brought under-control. Note the hose is deflated meaning no water is passing through.

I love the bus 'oh noooo there Is a fire' quickly fetch the bus

Damn! Seemed to be a difficult but was brought under control. I liked how you can get a great close up. I remember you told me that when there are incidents like these, it's hard to film because the police close streets and stuff like that. But anyway, great job with the units and rigs and them spraying down with water!

Great Video mate! Love that Shrops Appliance...

I remember waking up in the morning on the day this fire happened and seeing the big billows of smoke from the fire head over my house. Everyone in my area was advised to keep their windows shut as we were quite close to it. It was cool but terrifying at the same time. We then drove past it later in the day and they were still putting out the fire, it took a few days to be fully extinguished. Luckily nobody was injured.

The ambulance command unit looks awesome.

I know this is an older video cobra, but why do the Shropshire appliances from 8:00 to 8:30 look more like they belong in Germany/Belgium or something, rather than the typical UK Battenberg?

I love the fact that they set up a car wash near the end 😂 "ye we just extinguished a fire but ur car looks hella dirty"

The good thing about our Fire service here in Worcester is that they are partnered with Herefordshire so if a fire is so bad, we can count on Hereford to come help. Visa Versa

your very lucky to get amazing shots like that you like the uk equivalent of a stringer except you don't sell the footage or get paid to film it very nice work keep up the good work

Some really excellent footage. Many thanks to Cobra.

10:17 Emergency is screaming

It's strange how WMAS went with a Mitsubishi Fuso Truck for a command unit instead of Sprinter. It's kinda unique in a way

21st Century's Emergency Services.

the same day as this there was a bad one near st Denys in Southampton

Do you scan the horizon for plumes of smoke and then rush to them and hide in bushes. Great footage. The calm after the storm.

The best thing about driving a fire engine is that you don't have to indicate or learn how to park.

You should get a drone and use it at scenes like this

You always know your going to be OK when it says DENNIS on the front of the fire engine.

I look forward to more videos.Keep it up!

And the new lightbar on Malverns pump

not just electronics they had flat pack furniture beds all kinds of white goods everything in there ready to go to customers to be deliverd on 7half ton two man delivery trucks im a shunter there at night time the bays all had trailors on them when i left at 6.30am that morning

Oennis My brain: one letter can ruin that

I have one question: The UK firefighters don’t use hose ramps? It seems strange some vehicles passing by the hoses without these ramps to protect the equipment.

6:49 bottom left beyond delivery yes definatly cant deliver

shame didn't catch video of the guys pull lorries out loading bay them put fire out on lorries. but what great time you all are.xx

I don’t get it how could it start

7:27 cleaning dirt off the cars

Always nice to see a Dennis a real fire engine , how to do the job, and no doubt she will be a spare and standing in for a fake fire engine.

Action Stations.

At 7.25 I didn't know the washed cars

No People dead in the fire?

great video cherrs. just to add 1 pump from Warwickshre attended from Bidford.

Nice to see the white hat doing a bit on the alp

Whos watching this in lockdown

is it just me or is the dennis tilted a bit

1:01

Since when did fownhope get a MAN!!!!!!

7:11 Hello and welcome to the taxpayer's carwash!

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