Maintenance investigates air handler issue at building, Baltimore MD
Fire & ArsonMaintenance and fire units investigated an issue with an air handler in a building near North Charles St, Baltimore. There was no visible smoke or fire, and the situation was controlled while equipment was checked.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Fire
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Transcript:
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All right, ask them where the electrical room is within this building.
00:05
21 to command.
00:07
I'm with maintenance. They said that the electrical room is going to be on that alpha side where we came in on the ground level.
00:12
Copy. Demand the truck 5.
00:14
You have two members that can hit to that electrical room to check that out.
00:17
The corner way, chief.
00:20
21 if you want to be, the only want to be.
00:22
Emily walked in and is technically stable.
00:24
A lot of town and then it starts one and up.
00:27
Up 16. Do you copy my last message?
00:29
That's negative.
00:30
Pot of Food, Department 107.
00:32
I got the card.
00:33
Okay. Affirm of 107, 1617.
00:35
Bruce command.
00:36
I have two guys going with a meeting this guy to check an area anywhere on the third floor.
00:40
I'll take a minute.
00:41
Gravy.
00:42
Street between North Feldnard Avenue and North Camwood Avenue for the unconscious trouble breathing.
00:48
Engine 5, medical will respond medical alarm 51-70-2720 East Madison Street for the unconscious trouble breathing, 25-year-old female, unconscious, in a vehicle in front of this address.
01:00
31 Delta 2 response, 1618.
01:03
There's no smoking fire.
01:05
So we're going to service.
01:06
Okay, into 52.
01:07
16 and 18.
01:08
5500 hemorrho respond to 1.55 dash 1,300 Wards Boulevard of South Thier and Bayard Hemorrhage.
01:16
And you 55 average, 22, respondent 0.55-20,1300, below aard.
01:22
Carbon 8, Hemorrhage, 21.4 response, 1621.
01:26
Elevator Alarm 13-33, Truck 16 Rescue 1 respond, 1, 1,500 North Charles Street, Baltimore Penn Station, between Penn Station to Northbound I-83 and West Lambville Street for the Disabled Occupied Elevator.
01:41
Elevator Alvator 13-13-33.
01:43
Truck 16, Rescue 1, respond, 1,500 North Charles Street at Baltimore, Penn Station,
01:48
for the disabled-occupied elevator, 1621.
01:51
We're going to be holding all units for now as well we still investigate.
01:54
Happy Command, 1621.
01:56
44 Command. I'm a building maintenance in 10-house, uh,
02:00
HVAC unit. Here should be a front-up bearing and an air handler.
02:04
You'd probably scale back to two and one if you'd like.
02:09
Have we positively identified with air handler it is?
02:12
Yes, sir, I'm standing in front of it now.
02:14
One of the airings and casts have been pulled out of the drive.
02:17
All right, I'm looking for you and finish clearing Division 1, Division 2, and if the conditions are still on the back.
02:25
Trash site, West Garrison, Royce, which I have no problem with female down.
02:29
As your 45 minute at 11 respondent, 46, that's 40, West Darryson and Roystetown, unknown problems.
02:35
Female patient down 1623.
02:37
Man, Fenton 44.
02:39
Are you going to need any more resources off there?
02:41
That's right. I have myself truck 25 portables one and three.
02:44
Maintenance is the advising group to handle this?
02:47
Yeah, they're in the process of taking the shrouding off the remainder of this air handler just to make a double check on it.
02:55
But there's almost 100% certainty this is the issue.
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Location mentioned:
N Charles St, Baltimore, MD
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