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WAY S
HAZMAT RELEASE
INVESTIGATION
HAZMAT # 00-3836
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Alarm Date and Time
Arrival Time
Controlled Time
Last Unit Cleared Time
Response Time
Priority Response
Fire Department Station
Shift
Incident Type
Aid Given or Received
Mutual Aid Department
Alarms
Action Taken 1
Action Taken 2
Action Taken 3
EMS Provided
Personnel - Suppression Personnel
Property Loss
Contents Loss
Property Value
Contents Value
Hazardous Material Released
Property Use
Location Type
Address
City, State Zip
District
Census Tract
12:01:43 Thursday, November 16, 2000
12:09:23
15:40:00
17:16:27
0:07:40
Yes
ST53
B
671- Hazmat release investigation w/ no hazmat
1- Mutual aid received
KCM1
2
86 - Investigate
81- Incident command
30 - Emergency medical services, other
Yes
13
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
N - None
599 - Business office
Address
12400 E Marginal WY S
Tukwila, WA 98168
015
0262.00
Additional Mutual Aid Agencies
Aid Department
King County Fire District 20
Person Involved - Wood, Jim
Involvement Code
Name Prefix
Last Name
First Name
Business Name
Street Address
MGR
MR
Wood
Jim
Group Health Operations
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Apparatus - E53
Apparatus ID
Response Time
Apparatus Dispatch Date and Time
En route to scene date and time
Apparatus Arrival Date and Time
Apparatus Clear Date and Time
Apparatus priority response
Apparatus Personnel Amount 1
E53
0:07:40
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12:09:23 Thursday, November 16, 2000
17:16:27 Thursday, November 16, 2000
Yes
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Apparatus - E53
Apparatus Personnel Amount 2
Number of People
Apparatus Use
Apparatus Action Taken 1
Apparatus Action Taken 2
Apparatus Action Taken 3
Apparatus Type
Personnel 1
Personnel 2
Personnel 3
$0.00
3
1
86 - Investigate
81- Incident command
30 - Emergency medical services, other
11- Engine
Flores, Chris
Personnel ID: 1141
Last Name: Flores
First Name: Chris
Number: 1141
Position: FFI
Personnel Action Taken 1:86 - Investigate
Personnel Action Taken 2: 81- Incident command
Personnel Action Taken 3: 30 - Emergency medical services, other
Blake, Sally
Personnel ID: 1145
Last Name: Blake
First Name: Sally
Number: 1145
Position: FFI
Green, Wilbur D
Personnel ID: 1111
Last Name: Green
First Name: Wilbur
Middle Initial: D
Number: 1111
Position: FFI
Personnel Action Taken 1: 86 - Investigate
Personnel Action Taken 2: 81- Incident command
Personnel Action Taken 3: 30 - Emergency medical services, other
Apparatus - E52
Apparatus ID
Response Time
Apparatus Dispatch Date and Time
En route to scene date and time
Apparatus Arrival Date and Time
Apparatus Clear Date and Time
Apparatus priority response
Apparatus Personnel Amount 1
Apparatus Personnel Amount 2
Number of People
Apparatus Use
Apparatus Action Taken 1
Apparatus Action Taken 2
Apparatus Action Taken 3
Apparatus Type
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Yes
$0.00
$0.00
3
1
86 - Investigate
81- Incident command
30 - Emergency medical services, other
11 - Engine
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Apparatus - E52
Personnel 1
Personnel 2
Personnel 3
Hansen, David
Personnel ID: 1113
Last Name: Hansen
First Name: David
Number: 1113
Position: LT
Personnel Action Taken 1:42 - Hazmat detection, monitoring, sampling, & analysis
Personnel Action Taken 2: 30 - Emergency medical services, other
Hickey, Matt
Personnel ID: 1168
Last Name: Hickey
First Name: Matt
Number: 1168
Position: FFI
Stevens, Jack
Personnel ID: 1126
Last Name: Stevens
First Name: Jack
Number: 1126
Position: FFI
Personnel Action Taken 1:42 - Hazmat detection, monitoring, sampling, & analysis
Personnel Action Taken 2: 30 - Emergency medical services, other
Apparatus - A54
Apparatus ID A54
Response Time 0:07:40
Apparatus Dispatch Date and Time 12:01:43 Thursday, November 16, 2000
En route to scene date and time 12:01:43 Thursday, November 16, 2000
Apparatus Arrival Date and Time 12:09:23 Thursday, November 16, 2000
Apparatus Clear Date and Time 17:16:27 Thursday, November 16, 2000
Apparatus priority response Yes
Apparatus Personnel Amount 1 $0.00
Apparatus Personnel Amount 2 $0.00
Number of People 2
Apparatus Use 1
Apparatus Action Taken 1 86 - Investigate
Apparatus Action Taken 2 81- Incident command
Apparatus Action Taken 3 30 - Emergency medical services, other
Apparatus Type 75 - BLS unit
Personnel 1 Bennatts, Robert
Personnel ID: 1142
Last Name: Bennatts
First Name: Robert
Number: 1142
Position: FFI
Personnel Action Taken 1:30 - Emergency medical services, other
Personnel 2 Custer, Kory
Personnel ID: 1171
Last Name: Custer
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Apparatus - A54
First Name: Kory
Number: 1171
Position: FFI
Personnel Action Taken 1:30 - Emergency medical services, other
Apparatus - L54
Apparatus ID
Response Time
Apparatus Dispatch Date and Time
En route to scene date and time
Apparatus Arrival Date and Time
Apparatus Clear Date and Time
Apparatus priority response
Apparatus Personnel Amount 1
Apparatus Personnel Amount 2
Number of People
Apparatus Use
Apparatus Action Taken 1
Apparatus Action Taken 2
Apparatus Action Taken 3
Apparatus Type
Personnel 1
Personnel 2
Personnel 3
L54
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17:16:27 Thursday, November 16, 2000
Yes
$0.00
$0.00
3
1
86 - Investigate
81- Incident command
30 - Emergency medical services, other
13 - Quint
Edwards, Randall
Personnel ID: 1143
Last Name: Edwards
First Name: Randall
Number: 1143
Position: FFI
Personnel Action Taken 1:30 - Emergency medical services, other
Beckman, Kenneth
Personnel ID: 1135
Last Name: Beckman
First Name: Kenneth
Number: 1135
Position: FFI
Woolley, Charles
Personnel ID: 1161
Last Name: Woolley
First Name: Charles
Number: 1161
Position: FFII
Personnel Action Taken 1:30 - Emergency medical services, other
Apparatus - C52
Apparatus ID
Response Time
Apparatus Dispatch Date and Time
En route to scene date and time
Apparatus Arrival Date and Time
Apparatus Clear Date and Time
C52
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Apparatus priority response
Apparatus Personnel Amount 1
Apparatus Personnel Amount 2
Number of People
Apparatus Use
Apparatus Action Taken 1
Apparatus Action Taken 2
Apparatus Action Taken 3
Apparatus Type
Personnel 1
Yes
$0.00
$0.00
1
1
86 - Investigate
81- Incident command
30 - Emergency medical services, other
92 - Chief officer car
Olivas, Nicholas
Personnel ID: 1120
Last Name: Olivas
First Name: Nicholas
Number: 1120
Position: ACO
Personnel Action Taken 1:00 - Action taken, other
Apparatus - TFSO
Apparatus ID
Response Time
Apparatus Dispatch Date and Time
En route to scene date and time
Apparatus Arrival Date and Time
Apparatus Clear Date and Time
Apparatus priority response
Apparatus Personnel Amount 1
Apparatus Personnel Amount 2
Number of People
Apparatus Use
Apparatus Action Taken 1
Apparatus Action Taken 2
Apparatus Action Taken 3
Apparatus Type
Personnel 1
TFSO
0:07:40
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Yes
$0.00
$0.00
1
1
86 - Investigate
81- Incident command
30 - Emergency medical services, other
00 - Other apparatus/resource
Fehr, Theodore
Personnel ID: 1109
Last Name: Fehr
First Name: Theodore
Number: 1109
Position: CT
Personnel Action Taken 1:00 - Action taken, other
Personnel Action Taken 2: 83 - Provide information to public or media
Authority
Reported By
Officer In Charge
Reviewer
Chris Flores
Chris Flores 4.1 V
Chris Flores
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Narrative Type Incident
Author Last Name Flores
Author First Name Chris
Author Rank FFI
Author Assignment
Narrative Date 22:02:46 Thursday, November 16, 2000
Narrative Text At 1201 hours on Thursday November 16, 2000 we were dispatched to a hazmat release
investigation with no hazmat. Six units were assigned to this incident. Thirteen personnel
responded. We arrived on scene at 1209 hours and cleared at 1716 hours. The incident
occurred at 12400 E Marginal Wy S, Tukwila in District 015. The local station is ST53.
The general description of this property is business office. The primary task(s) performed
at the scene by responding personnel was investigation. Mutual aid was received on this
incident.
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E53 originally responed to an investigation of a propane odor both inside and ouside of
the Group Health building at 12400 E Marginal WY S.The building had been evacuated
upon our arrival. E53 investigated while L54, A54 and E52 stood by on E Marginal. Our
Investigation revealed that there was no natural gas service to the building and that there
was no internal source that could be attributed to a propane leak. At the time that we
entered the building there was a very slight odor that was similar to propane inside the
building. It was determined that the odor had probably entered through the building's
ventilation system. According to the building security and management personnel the
odor had greatly dissapated from the buiding. There were ongoing excavation activities
on side C of the building, but there had been no damage done to any gas lines as they did
not exist. We received information that some sort of chemical release may have occurred
at the Metro facility just north of our location. The existing wind conditions, although
light, may have also contributed. I sent E52, with Haz-Mat technicians on board, to the
Metro facility to investigate. E52 made contact with Talon K. Swanson, Environmental
Compliance/Waste Minimization Specialist Power and Facilities Section, at Metro. Their
investigation revealed that some biproducts may have been released during the cleaning of
storage tanks for a fuel -water separator. Together they determined that the release was
not of any toxic nature. At this point all units stood by so that E53 and A54 crews could
determine if any of the evacuated employees were requesting medical attention. Based on
the information from E52 I determined that the building could be reoccupied and that we
would funnel all of the evacuated employees through a single entrance for the purpose of
offering a medical evaluation to any employee that desired to have one. Mr. Jim Wood
advised me that there were between 800 and 1000 employees in the building prior to the
evacuation. I advise all of those people that were re-entering the building of what had
happened and requested that any person that was feeling any ill effects would remain with
us for evaluation as a precaution. Two people were evaluated and of those one was
released and the other was transported to Providence. At this point L54 and E52 were
released from the scene as they were no longer needed. Shortly thereafter we were
advised by building security that some people had changed there mind or were starting to
feel ill. This amounted to 4 more people requiring evaluation. One of the patients
complained of burning eyes and difficulty breathing. These symptoms had not been
encountered with any other patients at that point and I did not experience any of those
symptoms while occupying the same area with that patient. One patient out of this
subsequent group of four was transported to Highline. I added E52 back to the call and
requested that they bring air monitoring equipment with them. We recieved word that
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there were more people requiring attention and nine more people came to our location for
evaluation. I requested 2 additional fire units and received L54 and District 20 E24. At
this point I established E Marginal command. I had already made contact with the duty
chief, Assistant Chief Olivas, and requested that he respond also. L54 officer was given
the Medical Group Supervisor position upon their arrival. Tukwila Safety Officer added
himself and responded also.
E52 completed air monitoring in the building. They reported to me that there were no
hazardous readings of any detectable level inside the building. They utilized the
Sensidyne Chlorometric Tube Test for Ammonia, H2S and Hydrocarbons. This was
conducted 18 times throughout the building with no positive results. They utilized the
MicroMax 4 gas monitor continuously with no positive results. They Utilized the Drager
Chip Monitoring System for H2S a total of 8 times throughout the building with no
positive results.
Chief Olivas arrived and allowed me to continue the command function while he served
as liason with the Group Health Management. He determined that the building would be
evacuated of all non-essential personnel. He also mandated that the building would have
to be cleared for re -occupation by a professional industrial hygenist.
I also requested a supervisor from American Medical Response to assist with the
facilitation of transport for our growing potential number of patients. ESO2 Mel Mclure,
from King County Medic One stopped by and upon consultation with him I declared the
incident a 20 person MCI with no additional fire units added. Our concern was for the
MSO to coordinate with Hospital Control at Harborview. We received word that there
were potentially 20 or more people in the building that would require evaluation. Medic 4
was added to perform ALS evaluations of 2 of our patients. MSO1 and MSO2 responded
to our location. They coordinated the Triage Treatment and Transport of the remaining
patients. A total of 34 patients were evaluated and 13 of them were transported to area
hospitals.
Upon completion of patient transports all units were released from the scene with the
exception of E53 and Ch52. We remained to tie in with the Hygenists. They requested
further assistance in monitoring the inside of the building They were concerned with the
potential presence of sulfer dioxide. E53 returned in service and Ch52 Stood by until the
arrival of E52 with Haz-Mat personnel and monitoring equipment. E52 Officer, Lt.
Hansen, reported that there were absolutely no positive readings of any toxic nature in
these subsequent sts. At this time the cause of this incident is unknown. A/Lt Chris
Flores 4( P
Alarm number 0003863 has been assigned to this incident.
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incident History for: #TF00003697 CN: $TF00003863
Received 11/16/00 12:01:43 BY CR07 /SCOTT
Entered 11/16/00 12:02:37 BY CR07 /SCOTT
Dispatched 11/16/00 12:02:44 BY FD21 /SMITHC
Enroute 11/16/00 12:04:36
Onscene 11/16/00 12:09:23
Closed 11/16/00 17:16:27
Initial Type: NGASIN Initial Alarm Level: 1
Final Type: MCI3F (MCI 20-29 PATIENT) Pri: E Dispo: 99R9 Alrm Lev: 1
Police TP2100 Fire TF5350 Group: T9 Beat:
Police Rms: Fire Rms: Medic Rms:
Loc: 12400 E MARGINAL WY S ,TUK -- GROUP HEALTH OPERA
Name: AVEY, TAMMY Addr: GROUP HEALTH COOP Phone: 248-4408
/1202 SCOTT CR07 ENTRY SMELL OF PROPANE INS & OUTSIDE.
/1202 CR07 $ASNCAS $TF00003863
/1202 SMITHC FD21 DISP E53 #TF4923 FLORES, CHRIS
#TF9437 BLAKE, SALLY
#TF0003 TUKWILA FIRE RADIO
#TF7946 GREEN, DAVE
/1202 FD21 ASST E52 #TF7293 HANSEN., DAVE
#TF3196 HICKEY, MATT
#TF0002 TUKWILA FIRE RADIO
#TF9524 STEVENS, JACK - P561
/1202 FD21 ASST A54 #TF6037 BENNATTS, ROB
#TF5174 CUSTER, KORY
/1202 FD21 ASST L54 #TF6255 EDWARDS, RANDY
#TF7879 WOOLLEY, CHUCK
#TF0004 TUKWILA FIRE RADIO
#TF3402 BECKMAN, KEN
/1202 FD21 ASST TFINFO #TFINFO TUKWILA CHIEF INFO PAGER
#TFINV TUKWILA INSPECTOR PAGER
/1203 FD21 ASST F2
/1203 FD21 ASNCAS F2 '$XF00006081
/1203 DANICH FD22 CLEAR F2
/1203 FD22 CLEAR TFINFO
/1203 SMITHC FD21 CHANGE TYP: NGASIN
---> ODORIN.
/1204 FD21 CONTRL GRP: T9
---> X8.
/1204 SCOTT CR07 SUPP NAM: AVEY, TAMMY
TXT: POSS FR METRO YARD - RP NOT SURE.
/1204 TF4923 E53 *ENROUT E53
/1204 DANICH FD22 ENROUT E52
/1204 SCOTT CR07 SUPP TXT: SMELL OF PROPANE & NATURAL GAS (RP SA
ID BOTH), WAS VERY AGITATED.
/1205 TF6255 L54 *ENROUT L54
/1205 SMITHC FD21 ENROUT A54
/1205 FD21 MISC A54 ,PER CR. RP STATED BOTH PROPANE AND NATURA
L GAS
/1208 SCOTT CR07 SUPP TXT: WNG NOTIFIED.
/1209 DANICH FD22 ONSCNE E52
/1209 FD22 ONSCNE E53
/1212 FD22 ONSCNE L54
/1215 FD22 MISC E53 , NO PROPANE OR NO NGAS INSIDE BUILDING AN
D NOT INTERNAL TO THIS ADDRESS
/1216 FD22 MISC E52 ,. NON TOXIC CLEANING ONGOING
/1227 FD22 NEWLOC L54 (FRONT OF GH]
/1239 FD22 TOWROT E53 AMB AMRTUK TUK AMR
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[12400 E MARGINAL WY S ,TUK] #TF6037 BENNA
TTS, ROB
#TF5174 CUSTER, KORY
, AMR FROM 130/GATEWAY
[12400 E MARGINAL WY S ,TUK] #TF7293 HANSE
N, DAVE
#TF3196 HICKEY, MATT
#TF0002 TUKWILA FIRE RADIO
#TF9524 STEVENS, JACK - P561
,FOR AIR MONITORING
ASSTER TUKSO [12400 E MARGINAL WY S ,TUK]
MISC E53 , REQUESTING TWO ADDITIONAL UNITS REGARDLE
SS IF AID, LADDER OR ENGINE
CONTRL GRP: X8
---> T9.
ASST L54 #TF6255 EDWARDS, RANDY
#TF7879 WOOLLEY, CHUCK
#TF0004 TUKWILA FIRE RADIO
#TF3402 BECKMAN, KEN
ASST E22 #SF0001 DISTRICT 20 RADIO
#SF0002 DISTRICT 20 RADIO
#SF0003 DISTRICT 20 RADIO
#SF0004 DISTRICT 20 RADIO
ASNCAS E22 $SF00001390
ONSCNE E52
NEWLOC E53
MISC E53
BALNCE
CHANGE
ENROUT L54
$PREMPT E22
$ASSTER E24
PREDSP E22
ASSTER CH52
*ONSCNE L54
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ONSCNE TUKSO
NEWLOC L54
ONSCNE E24
ONSCNE CH52
ASST MS01
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MISC E53
/1444 MOORE FD21 CHANGE
/1444 DANICH FD22
/1445- MOORE FD21
/1446 DANICH FD22
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MISC A54
CHANGE
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Type changed to T/MCI1F
TYP: MCI1F
---> ODORIN.
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ADED
#SF0001 DISTRICT 20 RADIO
E24
[12400 E MARGINAL WY S ,TUK] #TF6959 OLIVA
S, NICK
, BRING IN PERSONNEL AND AID KIT
[MEDICAL]
(12400 E MARGINAL
ON, SARA
$M000009730
, DECLARING A 20 PATIENT MCI, NO ADDITIONA
L EQUIPMENT NEEDED WITH THE EXCEPTION OF M
SO1
TYP: ODORIN
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, USING HMC HOSPITAL, CONTROL, ECO2 ON LOCA
TION ALONG WITH AMR SUPV
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TYP: MCI1F
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WY S ,TUK] #MD3356 SHANN
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/1448 DANICH FD22
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/1454 SMITHC FD21
/1455 MOORE FD22
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GRP: T9
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ENROUT M4
MISC ,ROSIE-WA POISON CENTER 206-517-2393, PRES
S 1 AND EXT 2374
ASSTOS ECO2 [12400 E MARGINAL WY S ,TUK] #MD0642 MC CL
URE, MEL
MISC E53 , CMD ADVISED TO CALL POISON CENTER DIRECT
LY. NEED TO KNOW WHAT KIND OF SUBSTANCE IN
HALED SO THEY CAN ADVISE THE HOSPITALS
ONSCNE M4
*ONSCNE MSO1
. MISC E53
MISC
MOBINS
MOBINS
MOBINS
OLIS
MOBINS
MOBINS
MOBINS
MOBINS
MOBINS
MOBINS
CONTRL
TUKSO
M4
MSO1
E24
E52
A54
L54
E52
TUKSO
ECO2
CH52
NEWLOC E53
ONSCNE E53
ASSTER E52
, REQUESTING CONFIRMATION OF COMPLETE EVAC
UATION OF THE ENTIRE BLDG
, PIO ENRT
GRP: X8
- --> T9.
(12400 E MARGINAL WY S ,TUK)
(12400 E MARGINAL WY S ,TUK) #TF7293.HANSE
N, DAVE
#TF3196 HICKEY, MATT •
#TF0002 TUKWILA FIRE RADIO
#TF9524 STEVENS, JACK - P561
/1616 FD21 MOBINS E53
/1634 FD21 ONSCNE E52
/1714 FD21 CLEAR E52
/1716 FD21 CLOSE E53 D/99R9