Fire in mechanical room extinguished by sprinkler system, Sunnyvale CA
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to smoke coming from a mechanical room inside a building in Sunnyvale. The fire was likely from a machine and was put out by the sprinkler system. Crews ventilated the area and checked for additional hazards.
Audio|Source: Sunnyvale Fire
06:48
Transcript:
00:00
P.G. has been notified. I haven't gotten an ETA[3] yet.
00:02
Do you want me to start working on move-ups? April.
00:05
Copy.
00:06
I see. Stand for it.
00:07
We're up front.
00:08
What you're joining. For you on the east side of that building or the north side of the building.
00:15
We're up by truck 42 and 45.
00:18
Okay, I'm sending station one to you.
00:20
If the security could guard to give them access, they're going to sweep the building for personnel.
00:25
Copy it, guys, your fire alarm practitioner is a row, ETA[3] 30.
00:29
Copy. 24, could your cell for engine 44 move up to 1 for the move-ups for the fire?
00:37
Okay for appearance, station on.
00:38
Happy, thank you.
00:39
I see from top 45.
00:41
Go ahead.
00:42
Copy the smoke computers to be coming from this gray box on Barbara Rush.
00:48
Copy the structure here on my light sitting.
00:50
Exactly. The smoke's coming out of a vet by a personnel door.
00:56
About 25 feet on this side right here.
01:01
It's over at the B-side.
01:02
Copy. Are you able to ladder the roof underneath where you are to investigate?
01:07
Stay firm.
01:08
Copy that.
01:09
Truck 42, truck 45.
01:11
Go for track 25.
01:13
All right, next go out, can you bring a hole again?
01:15
Track 42 is at the base of line, we're ready with a halogen.
01:19
Copy, just getting the wire in a position.
01:21
Engine 41 from Lockenading. Engine 41, go ahead. I copy your bottled up and about to enter. Pro security is actually just two active floors. The first floor is labs, which you should have access to with the car key gave you the second floor all office space.
01:44
The third floor, or the third structure on top of the second floor, looks like a mechanical room typing the truck 45 is investigating. Copy, engine 41 copies. We have par four and we're going inside. I see copy. Engine 41 entering as Division 1[1], par 4.
02:10
10.5 a cell. Lockheed AC's new, fair. Go ahead, lock it at IC[2]. DG and ETA[3] 30. Copy that. Lovac. Luce Division, Lockett, IC.
02:34
That structure that my light is sitting is being described as a fan room with air handlers. It can be accessed from inside the building. It can also be accessed by a personnel door on your side. We're entering a roof area. So the other lines on the personnel door up here.
02:58
Go ahead, Division 1[1]. We found potentially the source of the fire. Is there a black hole? On the first floor, that's inside, and to lift when we were there's in the door. Copy that. I heard everything, but...
03:26
What type of fire? Describe and what do you need? A sprinkler has put it out. It's been a burnt home? I believe it was a railway machine. Copy that. Do you need a hose line extended to the door you enter?
03:46
Multiple ventilation. Copy. We'll start working on horizontal ventilation. Any extension?
04:16
We're working on bringing a fan of the door. Break. Loop Division, Lockett, I see. I'm not sure if you copy that traffic. Division I believes the source of the fires on the first floor, and what we saw when we got here is probably just a result of the H-FAC system pushing it out. Just FYI.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Division 1: Fireground Operations Division
[2]
IC: Incident Command
[3]
ETA: Estimated Time of Arrival
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Sunnyvale, CA
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