Fire contained at building on Arlington Center Boulevard, Columbus OH
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to an active structure fire at a building on Arlington Center Boulevard. The fire was contained after coordination to avoid hazards from live electrical panels. Firefighters ensured safety by keeping personnel away from live power equipment and addressing roof safety concerns. Additional ladders were used to reach difficult areas and extinguish the fire effectively.
Audio|Source: Northwest Fire Dispatch
05:7
Transcript:
00:00
Rescue 11 command, you have a rescue driver going inside, meet that maintenance man, see if he can get the power kills up here.
00:08
Copy, Rescue 11. We're also trying to work on that down here. Engine 30 from Battagia 72, are you on scene?
00:19
We have a stamp pipe off.
00:25
Okay, for Medic 72. We're right below the fire.
00:28
He's got no extension below the roof.
00:33
Copy, Madic 72.
00:34
Engine 30 from commands, when you come into the scene, don't come behind where everybody's at. I want you to find the FDC[1] up front and connect to the FTC.
00:50
Engine 30, copy. Go ahead.
00:56
Get on it up here. We're going to mop it up with an inch of three quarter.
01:07
Copy. Have your people been able to confirm power shut down to the panels with their maintenance staff?
01:16
Check with Rescue 11 driver, I'm pretty sure.
01:22
Command from Prevention 71. Maintenance says you cannot shut the panels off and that we should not have somebody on the roof.
01:34
Put me on Arlington Center Boulevard, I'll go to fire round one.
01:44
Man,
01:45
I read you. Looks like they're on the roof adjacent to where the panels are.
01:51
What's their concern with people on the roof?
01:56
If they cannot shut power off at all, they will be live,
02:01
and so somebody can get electrocuted.
02:03
Panels do not shut off.
02:07
Rescue 11 from Battalion 72.
02:14
We're on the opposite side of a parapet wall from the panels.
02:20
Copy, that's what I thought.
02:22
Let's just make sure up on the roof everyone is away from electric cables, solar panels, and all that equipment.
02:32
Okay,
02:33
what we need now is another tower ladder with a waterway to go towards the rear of the building so they can shoot across and hit that parapet that ladder 72 cannot hit.
02:46
Copy Rescue 11. Where are you suggesting we place the ladder?
02:54
It would be the BC corner.
03:03
11 roof to command.
03:06
Go ahead.
03:11
Let's put a situation contained on their type,
03:19
companies on scene.
03:25
Any and all companies in route were on scene. 5,000 Arlington Center Boulevard commands got a situation contained, tying up all companies on the scene. Anybody still in route, you're back in service.
03:36
What, Chief Seventy? Put me on that run. I don't have it on the MDP yet, wait for him.
03:42
Chiefs on the run.
03:47
Up to the standpipe.
03:49
Do you want us to charge it?
03:52
Not at this time.
03:59
Injur 30, okay. We'll stay in by.
04:03
Engine 11 from command.
04:08
Go for engine 11.
04:11
Yeah,
04:13
what's your location and path?
04:19
The oven's on the third floor.
04:22
We were checking the third floor for any extension and looking for roof access.
04:29
Copy.
04:36
That's exactly where I want you right now.
04:43
Location.
04:46
Command, we're on the third floor.
04:48
Just getting ready to make access to the roof.
04:51
According to Rescue 11, we can make access on the safe side.
05:00
Let me know if you need all the companies that you have up there on the third floor or if we have too many people up there.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
FDC: Fire Department Connection (connection point to supply a building's sprinkler/standpipe)
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Location mentioned:
Near Arlington Centre Blvd, Columbus, OH 43220
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