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07-12-2021 10:23:06
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Our Drone was busy last night, assisting at a large industrial fire in Blackburn. You can see the information available to the incident commander in this image taken by Tom Powell, when the drone livestreams to our new command unit.
A busy weekend for us. We spent most of it at a large fire in Blackburn. Initially to provide situational awareness, then back several times to monitor hot spots and flare ups. #DronesForGood
Back to assist at the ongoing incident in Lancaster. Checking internal fire situation, using HD and thermal. A check will be conducted daily to monitor changes. #DronesForGood
Drone team currently assisting at a 10 pump fire in a derelict mill in Lancaster. Incident causing a large smoke plume in the area. #DronesForGood
This team make so much happen! Just missing Tim Murrell QFSM, whoβs probably away plotting his latest innovation. Thanks for all you do, the driving force behind a lot of recent investment and improvement ππ
Tonight we have been assisting at a large fire in Blackburn. Six fire appliances and two aerial ladder platforms attended. The drone was used for situational awareness and potential fire spread. #Blackburn
Really useful training day using Capernwray Diving today for LFRS Drone team training. We've been getting to grips with our brand new Deep Trekker Inc underwater rescue capable ROV. SONAR is a different level compared to normal drone ops but we'll get there Steve Healey Lancashire Fire & Rescue Service
Welcome to our new addition to our arsenal. Our Deep Trekker Inc pivot ROV. Expanding our underwater search and rescue capabilities, a first in the UK FRS. Incorporating sonar and high res camera, fitted with grabber for retrieval purposes.
My turn to do a stint at a moorland fire at the top of the Coppice, Accrington. LFRS Drone proving its worth again identifying hotspots along the perimeter.