Elevated carbon monoxide found during hot work at intersection, Wyckoff NJ


Fire command found elevated carbon monoxide levels near Franklin Ave and Godwin Ave during hot work with torches by workers. Ventilation was started and utility company arrival awaited.
Audio|Source: Bogota Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Command of Fire Com.
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If you haven't started PS, if you can start them,
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initial readings are approximately 21 parts per million on one of the SD meters.
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They're already en route.
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Reaching, thank you, sir.
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70 engine two is responding four and four.
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Engine 2 something.
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6-0-7.
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70 engine 6 out on the plug, Franklin Ave and Godwin Ave. Ray, 6-08.
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7-0-3-0-7-0-0. 70 risk.
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70 risk.
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What?
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Responding 40.
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40.
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Ray. Ray.
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Great work one on scene. (name withheld).
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Carport on change.
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Command of Fire Council. Good.
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All right, the workers on scene did turn fans on prior to fire department arrival. We believe that's what brought it down to that 30 number.
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Also, after talking with them, found out that they were using torches to do some hot work,
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which possibly also caused the high levels of carbon monoxide.
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We're going to start ventilation, and we're going to wait the arrival of PSE&G.
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