Male passed out, awake at industrial site
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Washington County Public Safety
03:11
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92 (number withheld) Highway 290 West.
00:04
92 (number withheld) Highway 290 West.
00:18
Squad one, attaching you to medic two's call (number withheld) highway 290 west.
00:24
Squad one, attaching you to medic two's call (number withheld) highway 290 west.
00:29
Received.
00:34
Squad one, thank you.
00:37
Good.
00:39
Hey, can you respond to that call?
00:42
Clear.
00:47
34, I'm clear, back up.
00:50
Okay, 34, clear.
00:56
2, 92, it'll be a priority 2.
00:58
Be a 60 to 70s male,
01:01
passed out.
01:02
He's awake now.
01:06
He's 7121, we're safe.
01:12
3121, we're on LP2.
01:16
10-4.
01:19
(number withheld).
01:22
(number withheld).
01:26
That plate shows running clear on a 2013 Chevy, silver in color.
01:31
Come back to a.
01:32
. . Well, they've been called right out on my call yet.
01:41
SRT Brown.
01:43
SRT.
01:47
Have there been any reports of other employees or other personnel in that facility
01:54
feeling symptoms as well?
02:00
Negative. We have a tenant medical history here.
02:08
Okay, am I looking at the right spot? It looks like it's some kind of industrial complex, some welding shop or something like that.
02:15
Is that right?
02:16
Affirmative.
02:17
The listed description on the 911 call is petroleum materials.
02:27
Okay.
02:29
For the purposes of hazmat or some kind of substance, can you call them back and see if there's any more, anyone else that's feeling bad in that facility? We may need ventilation from the fire department or something like that.
02:45
SRT medic two.
02:50
Go for medic two.
02:54
Hey, are you clear on the traffic?
02:56
Possible exposure, just be cautious.
03:00
Received, we're pulling an owl.
03:02
We'll advise if anything.
03:05
SRT medic two, I was advised that nobody else is feeling sick.
03:09
There's no smell in the air.