HomeMy WebLinkAboutHAZMAT 08-2146 - 17700 WEST VALLEY HWY - OIL OR OTHER COMBUSTABLE LIQUID SPILL ON 6/9/200817700 WEST VALLEY HWY
OIL OR OTHER
COMBUSTABLE LIQUID SPILL
HAZMAT # 08-2146
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. Incident Report Tukwila Fire Department
2008-0802146 -000
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Action Taken 1
Apparatus - Suppression
Personnel - Suppression Personnel
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13:01:12 Monday, June 9, 2008
13:01:20
13:15:42 Monday, June 9, 2008
0:00:08
Yes
51
A
413 - Oil or other combustible liquid spill
Spill
N - None
1
80 - Information, investigation & enforcement, other
2
2
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
5 - Diesel fuel/fuel oil - vehicle fuel tank/portable
965 - Vehicle parking area
Address
17700 W Valley HWY
TUKWILA, WA 98188
005
0262.00
17700 WEST VALLEY HY ,TUK
REP
Person Involved - ,
Apparatus - B51
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B51
0:00:01
13:01:20 Monday, June 9, 2008
13:01:21 Monday, June 9, 2008
13:01:22 Monday, June 9, 2008
13:12:19 Monday, June 9, 2008
1
1
92 - Standby
920 - Battalion Chief
TF1164 - Soss, Michael
Position: BC
Personnel Action Taken 1: 329 - Cancelled at scene
Apparatus - TNG51
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Narratives
Narrative Name
Narrative Type
Author
Narrative Text
CAD Narrative
CAD Narrative
CAD Incident Number: TF08002016
Cross Ref Inc#s for each Jurisdiction Involved:
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Updated addl location info:
-- UNITED RENTALS INC
Short Report:
HYDRAULIC FUEL SPILL
Narrative Name 0802146
Narrative Type Incident
Narrative Date 16:47:04 Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Author TF1112 - Grisham, Martin
Author Rank BC
Author Assignment 1
Narrative Text Some time between 1230 and 1245, I was notified via telephone call from Heather Kelly,
of King County ECC, that there was a spill of 20 gallons of hydraulic fluid at a facility in
our jurisdiction. She asked if I knew anything about it, or if our units would normally
respond to something like that. I informed her we certainly would.
I got all the information she had about the incident and told her I would be going over to
investigate.
Since the actual spill occured over an hour ago, my objective was to just go over to
investigate, and ensure that the proper containment and clean up were in place. I arrived
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Apparatus - TNG51
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
Number of People
Apparatus Use
Apparatus Action Taken 1
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Personnel 1
TNG51
0:00:01
13:01:31 Monday, June 9, 2008
13:01:42 Monday, June 9, 2008
13:01:43 Monday, June 9, 2008
13:15:42 Monday, June 9, 2008
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1
80 - Information, investigation & enforcement, other
00 - Other apparatus/resource
TF1112 - Grisham, Martin
Position: BC
Personnel Action Taken 1: 80 - Information, investigation & enforcement, other
Authority
Reported By
Officer In Charge
Reviewer
TF1112 - Grisham, Martin
16:46:46 Tuesday, June 10, 2008
TF1112 - Grisham, Martin
16:46:49 Tuesday, June , 8
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Narratives
Narrative Name
Narrative Type
Author
Narrative Text
CAD Narrative
CAD Narrative
CAD Incident Number: TF08002016
Cross Ref Inc#s for each Jurisdiction Involved:
#1={ }
Updated addl location info:
-- UNITED RENTALS INC
Short Report:
HYDRAULIC FUEL SPILL
Narrative Name 0802146
Narrative Type Incident
Narrative Date 16:47:04 Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Author TF1112 - Grisham, Martin
Author Rank BC
Author Assignment 1
Narrative Text Some time between 1230 and 1245, I was notified via telephone call from Heather Kelly,
of King County ECC, that there was a spill of 20 gallons of hydraulic fluid at a facility in
our jurisdiction. She asked if I knew anything about it, or if our units would normally
respond to something like that. I informed her we certainly would.
I got all the information she had about the incident and told her I would be going over to
investigate.
Since the actual spill occured over an hour ago, my objective was to just go over to
investigate, and ensure that the proper containment and clean up were in place. I arrived
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and found a clean up contractor, (NRC) was already on site, with a vac truck and a full
crew already cleaning up. A cover was over the storm drain with absorbents all around it.
There was only minor amounts on the ground in the form of a sheen on the wet concrete.
No visible puddles were present.
I spoke with Mr. John Micheal, from United Rental. He informed we of what had
happened, what he did about it and where they were in the clean up process. He informed
me he followed their "protocall" to notify the NRC, and his companies contact for a spill
of this sort.
I notified our Surface Water Supervisor to assist us with determining where the ourfall was
for these drains. I also insisted on finding our how much hydraulic fluid had spilled. We
were told initially it was 20 gallons. But further investigation found that the unit that had
the problem only had a five gallon hydraulic tank in it... so no more that five gallons could
have spilled. This was consistent with what we saw in the storm drains, underground pipes
and on the surface in the surrounding area.
The vac truck was able to suck up the small amount that was in the drain. They also
flushed the pipe from an adjoining drain, and determined the spill to be cleaned up.
After seeing that all the proper agencies were notified, and that the clean up crew was
reputable and doing a good job, I turned the scene over to the contractor and property
owner.
No fluid was found outside the perimeter of the back parking lot storm drains, where the
initial incident occured.
End of Report
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History for:#TF08002016
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Initial Type:SPILL TG: Initial Alarm Level:1
Final Type:SPILL (FLAMMABLE LIQUID SPILL (2A))Pri:2Dispo:
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Police TP800 Fire TF5136 Grp:T7Beat: Lt/Lg:
Police Rms: Fire Rms: Medic Rms:
Loc:17700 WEST VALLEY HY ,TUK -- UNITED RENTALS INC (V)
Name: Addr: Phone:
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