Odor from welding triggers false fire alarm at hospital, Binghamton NY
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A commercial fire alarm at Binghamton General Hospital was caused by an odor from welding work inside the building. There was no fire.
Audio|Heard on: Broome County Fire/EMS (P25)
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02:17
Transcript:
00:00
Tower 21-engine 21-21, 42 Mitchell Avenue at Binghamton General Hospital, first floor, commercial fire alarm triggered.
00:06
Possible source in wound care area, general alarm activation.
00:10
Tower 21-19211, 42 Mitchell Avenue, Binghamton General Hospital, first floor, possibly wound care area, commercial fire alarm, general alarm activation.
00:20
Crenz Martha Street and Morris Street, Battalion 2 responding.
00:29
From car 21 respondent.
00:34
Car 21 responding west.
00:41
From tower 21 responding.
00:45
Tower 21 responding west.
00:50
Engine 21 turning.
00:54
Engine 21 responding west turning.
01:02
Part 21 on scene, six story fire resistant building, nothing showing, investigating.
01:09
One on scene, six story fire resistant building, nothing showing, investigating.
01:13
Hens your phone on seat.
01:18
Okay for the 111 on scene.
01:26
Rubber from Command 21.
01:29
Slight electrical odor.
01:32
On first floor, investigating.
01:36
Command 21, slight electrical odor on floor 4, investigating.
01:41
Investigating.
01:47
Power 21 on speak.
01:52
Power 2.0.0.
01:53
10.03.
01:59
I'm from Command 21.
02:01
Odor due to welding taking place in building.
02:04
No fire problem here.
02:06
Units back in service, car 21 in service.
02:10
Command 21, odor due to welding, no fire problem.
02:14
Units back in service, ready.
02:16
Car to go back in service.
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Location mentioned:
10-42 Mitchell Ave, Binghamton, NY 13903
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