The London Fire Brigade's Paddington Fire Rescue Unit is springing into action! Located at 156 Harrow Road, this team is equipped with state-of-the-art gear, including a Mercedes Benz Atego and a Scania L360 with a 32-meter turntable ladder. With a team of skilled firefighters and rescue experts, they're ready to tackle any emergency that comes their way in Paddington. #LondonFireBrigade #PaddingtonFireRescue #Firefighters #EmergencyResponse #RescueUnit #reels #reelsviral #reelsinstagram | Emerg

📺 - Watch the amazing footage of London Fire Brigade Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) team at United Kingdom Rescue Organisation - ‘Festival of Rescue’ on the Newcastle quayside. The challenge was for the team to breakthrough the rubble and wood to rescue a trapped casualty. Visit Spillers Wharf tomorrow (Sat 18) to witness more of the same. Also on the Newcastle and Gateshead quaysides you will be able to see the USAR, Trauma, Vehicle Extrication, Water and Rope Challenges between 8am and 5pm. #

12K views · 261 reactions | The London Fire Brigade has released footage of its crews working in the aftermath of the Nepal earthquake. The brigade sent a team of five, along with other specially trained urban search and rescue firefighters from all over the UK. They used acoustic and seismic listening equipment to search for survivors of the earthquake, which claimed the lives of 8,000 people. The team has now arrived back home. Footage courtesy of London Fire Brigade | BBC London | Facebook

5.6K views · 132 reactions | How do you rescue people from high rise buildings ? We have specialised fire engines with hydraulic 100 feet ladders that can be extended to the people waiting to be rescued. Called "turntable ladders" these fire engines carry no water but can be used to both rescue people and fight fires from above. Known as aerial appliances, we have 3 of these in total in the brigade. | Dublin Fire Brigade | Facebook

4.4K views · 122 reactions | Check out this behind the scenes look at London's firefighters and how they're learning lessons from the past to tackle major incidents in the future. More here: bbc.in/3lLJELD | BBC London | Facebook

On the 10th anniversary of the London riots, Group Commander Jamie Jenkins tells us what it felt like to be part of this major incident and key moment in London's recent history. After any major incident London Fire Brigade takes time to reflect on how we can learn and improve. That's why the London riots led to the further development of our training, facilities, and our policies and procedures, which - as Jamie says - helps us serve Londoners. | London Fire Brigade

802 reactions · 114 shares | The Tower of London hosted a major training exercise today as London Fire Brigade tested how they'd respond to incidents at historic sites | BBC London | Facebook