False alarm at airport building during welding work, Pittsburgh PA
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to an alarm at the CSB building in Pittsburgh International Airport. The alarm was caused by welding work creating dust in the ductwork. There was no active fire and the situation was controlled quickly.
Audio|Source: Allegheny County Airport Authority - KPIT Fire Ops
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Transcript:
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County for engine 14.
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Engine 14.
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Yeah,
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if you haven't already done, say you can mark this under control.
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The pole station at the CSB building was already reset.
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Just waiting,
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search one, to give me a time check on once, whether to reset the rest of the system. But it sounds like it's just some construction dust that was going through the ductwork.
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That's up.
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Command search one.
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Okay.
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All right, we believe it's going to be located to welding that's being done on the rival's level, on the door frame.
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Hold off on a recent right now. There's file in the text coming up just to check one more thing and then we should be good.
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That's copy.
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Location mentioned:
Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT), 1000 Airport Blvd, Pittsburgh, PA 15231
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