FDNY Rescue 2

2008

Responses	Workers	RESPONSES TO				BUILDINGS
Responses	Workers	7-5	Mult Alarms	Emergencies	Work Time	Occupied	Vacant
3291	758	703 / 293	62 / 58	1998 / 278	543	1016/403	26 / 11

Collapse		Scuba		Haz-Mat		Rope / High Angle		Extrications
Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work
163	48	91	5	116	25	41	13	902	67

2007

Responses	Workers	RESPONSES TO				BUILDINGS
Responses	Workers	7-5	Mult Alarms	Emergencies	Work Time	Occupied	Vacant
3319	804	873 / 389	75 / 73	2000 / 283	502	1167 / 489	36 / 17

Collapse		Scuba		Haz-Mat		Rope / High Angle		Extrications
Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work
190	49	78	4	114	34	49	8	841	69

2006

Responses	Workers	RESPONSES TO				BUILDINGS
Responses	Workers	7-5	Mult Alarms	Emergencies	Work Time	Occupied	Vacant
3261	828	856 / 436	83 / 76	2003 / 293	522	1117 / 497	24 / 13

Collapse		Scuba		Haz-Mat		Rope / High Angle		Extrications
Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work
166	56	92	9	117	37	47	7	874	93

2005

Responses	Workers	RESPONSES TO				BUILDINGS
Responses	Workers	7-5	Mult Alarms	Emergencies	Work Time	Occupied	Vacant
3531	933	917/429	71/65	2128/337	541	1213/546	11/5

Collapse		Scuba		Haz-Mat		Rope / High Angle		Extrications
Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work
177	76	92	9	181	42	71	14	969	83

On August 15, 2005 on Department Order #74 of 2005, at 0900 hours, Collapse Rescue 2 was placed into service using apparatus FC-0000. Although assigned to Rescue 2, Collapse 2 is housed in the quarters of Ladder 132, they are responsible for transporting Collapse 2 to the incident.

2004

Responses	Workers	RESPONSES TO				BUILDINGS
Responses	Workers	7-5	Mult Alarms	Emergencies	Work Time	Occupied	Vacant
3685	965	879/377	73/71	2272/360	587	1229/536	26/15

Collapse		Scuba		Haz-Mat		Rope / High Angle		Extrications
Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work
165	61	89	14	198	22	49	9	1081	114

On March 26 at 11:20 A.M., Rescue Company 2 was special called to Staten Island to assist Rescue Company 5 at multiple car accident on the Gothels Bridge. Four tractor-trailers were involved. One was carrying 6,000 gallons of liquid oxygen another with chemicals and radioactive material and another with a live entrapment. Both Rescues operated for 6 hours, stabilized the vehicles using struts and wood cribbing, removed one truck driver with the Hurst Tool(who survived), & secured the liquid oxygen truck preventing a spill that would have resulted in the loss of the bridge.

On June 2, 2004 Rescue Company 2 was special called to Kings County Hospital to assist in the operating room. A woman involved in a vehicle accident had a 1¼” pipe through her chest dangerously close to her heart. Three members, wearing operating room gowns and masks, worked on her in the operating room. The pipe was cut using a portable band saw and removed by the doctors. The woman survived.

Also, on June 2, 2004, Rescue Company 2 responded to a signal 10-77 for a residential high-rise fire. The fire on the 22^nd floor created conditions on the 23^rd floor that were untenable. One occupant was driven out of his apartment to scale the outside of the building to the roof. Rescue 2’s Fr. Tavella was lowered from the roof performing a life saving rope operation saving the remaining 5 people in the apartment.

2003

Responses	Workers	RESPONSES TO				BUILDINGS
Responses	Workers	7-5	Mult Alarms	Emergencies	Work Time	Occupied	Vacant
2543	874	844/397	70 / 53	1054	549	1278	29

Collapse		Scuba		Haz-Mat		Rope / High Angle		Extrications
Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work
98	44	101	13	51	12	37	10	177	61

2002

Responses	Workers	RESPONSES TO				BUILDINGS
Responses	Workers	7-5	Mult Alarms	Emergencies	Work Time	Occupied	Vacant
2540	770	894/351	56 / 53	990 / 204	494	1254/476	54/19

Collapse		Scuba		Haz-Mat		Rope / High Angle		Extrications
Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work
47	19	61	2	41	10			163	37

2001

Responses	Workers	RESPONSES TO				BUILDINGS
Responses	Workers	7-5	Mult Alarms	Emergencies	Work Time	Occupied	Vacant
2548	747	832/364	68 / 61	1045 / 230	1463	1195 / 449	63 / 35

Collapse		Scuba		Haz-Mat		Rope / High Angle		Extrications
Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work
64	22	84	7	68	21			155	35

2000

Responses	Workers	RESPONSES TO				BUILDINGS
Responses	Workers	7-5	Mult Alarms	Emergencies	Work Time	Occupied	Vacant
2937	931	1045 / 374	90 / 83	1191 / 288	653	1390/542	58/24

Collapse		Scuba		Haz-Mat		Rope / High Angle		Extrications
Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work
82	44	89	10	70	25	22	5	230	56

1999

Responses	Workers	RESPONSES TO				BUILDINGS
Responses	Workers	7-5	Mult Alarms	Emergencies	Work Time	Occupied	Vacant
3048	966	1024 / 440	96 / 82	1277 / 294	710	1413/594	57/19

Collapse		Scuba		Haz-Mat		Rope / High Angle		Extrications
Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work
109	34	115	10	63	33	11	8	212	42

1998

Responses	Workers	RESPONSES TO				BUILDINGS
Responses	Workers	7-5	Mult Alarms	Emergencies	Work Time	Occupied	Vacant
3044	970	1026/408	83 / 79	1307 / 351	800	1345/535	70/30

Collapse		Scuba		Haz-Mat		Rope / High Angle		Extrications
Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work
129	58	106	7	59	31			194	44

On June 4, 1998 Rescue Company 2 was special called from the scene of a 2 alarm on Varick Street with members down from an acetylene tank explosion. To a 5 alarm with members trapped in a collapse on Atlantic Avenue box 5-5-2044. Rescue 2 arrived to find heavy fire on the 1^st, 2^nd, and 3^rd, floors of a three-story frame building in a row of three story frames. Five members had fallen in the collapse of the second floor into the first floor vacant store. Three remained trapped within the burning debris. With the constant threat of a secondary collapse Rescue Co 2 dug the trapped members out while fire was all around them. Unfortunately, Lieut. James Blackmore succumbed to his injuries as did Captain Scott LaPeidra who was removed prior to the company’s arrival.

1997

Responses	Workers	RESPONSES TO				BUILDINGS
Responses	Workers	7-5	Mult Alarms	Emergencies	Work Time	Occupied	Vacant
3189	1235			1277 / 442	848	1514/672	76/36

Collapse		Scuba		Haz-Mat		Rope / High Angle		Extrications
Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work
52	32	86	16	30	26	17	8	184	66

1996

Responses	Workers	RESPONSES TO				BUILDINGS
Responses	Workers	7-5	Mult Alarms	Emergencies	Work Time	Occupied	Vacant
2943	1284			1154 / 463	835	1347/653	91/41

1995

Responses	Workers	RESPONSES TO				BUILDINGS
Responses	Workers	7-5	Mult Alarms	Emergencies	Work Time	Occupied	Vacant
3104	1232			1188 / 427	757	1411/656	92/45

1994

Responses	Workers	RESPONSES TO				BUILDINGS
Responses	Workers	7-5	Mult Alarms	Emergencies	Work Time	Occupied	Vacant
3929	1223			1568 / 378	916	1778/704	143/64

1993

Responses	Workers	RESPONSES TO				BUILDINGS
Responses	Workers	7-5	Mult Alarms	Emergencies	Work Time	Occupied	Vacant
3906	1289	1155/535	104 / 99	1372 / 358	751	1768/712	171/74

Collapse		Scuba		Haz-Mat		Extrications		Alarms
Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	2^nd	3^rd	4^th	5^th
49	21	252	25	15	12	363	25

1992

Responses	Workers	RESPONSES TO				BUILDINGS
Responses	Workers	7-5	Mult Alarms	Emergencies	Work Time	Occupied	Vacant
4233	1313	1136/531	143 / 132	1456 / 361	781	1888/701	207/104

Collapse		Scuba		Haz-Mat		Extrications		Alarms
Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	2^nd	3^rd	4^th	5^th
601	81	192	24	23	17	58	19	114	20	7	2

1991

Responses	Workers	RESPONSES TO				BUILDINGS
Responses	Workers	7-5	Mult Alarms	Emergencies	Work Time	Occupied	Vacant
4242	1231	982/534	94 / 91	1602 / 376	761	1817/654	226/101

Collapse		Scuba		Haz-Mat		Extrications		Alarms
Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	2^nd	3^rd	4^th	5^th
46	12	260	20	15	15	624	76	82	8	3	1

1990

Responses	Workers	RESPONSES TO				BUILDINGS
Responses	Workers	7-5	Mult Alarms	Emergencies	Work Time	Occupied	Vacant
3769	1267	924/504	113 / 109	1437 / 397	807	1639/657	240/105

Collapse		Scuba		Haz-Mat		Extrications		Alarms
Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	Responses	Work	2^nd	3^rd	4^th	5^th
72	23	177	17	20	13	462	82	96	13	3	1

YEAR RUNS WORKERS

1989                  3809           1268
1988                  3819           1383
1987                  3646           1213
1986                  3511           1178
1985                  3776           1114
1984                  4179           1151
1983                  3713           1107
1982                  3935           1130
1981                  4302           1266
1980                  4156           1289
1979                  3658           1202

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