HomeMy WebLinkAboutHAZMAT 08-3200 - 22203 EAST VALLEY HWY - CHEMICAL HAZARD (NO SPILL OR LEAK) ON 8/20/200822203 EAST VALLEY HWY
CHEMICAL HAZARD (NO SPILL
OR LEAK)
HAZMAT # 08-3200
Incident Report
2008-0803200 -000
Tukwila Fire Department
Aog - 3 ac0
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Basic
Alarm Date and Time
Arrival Time
Controlled Date and Time
Last Unit Cleared Date and Time
Response Time
Priority Response
Completed
Fire Department Station
Shift
Incident Type
Initial Dispatch Code
Aid Given or Received
Mutual Aid Department
Their Incident Number
Alarms
Action Taken 1
Action Taken 2
EMS Provided
Apparatus - Suppression
Personnel - Suppression Personnel
Hazardous Material Released
Property Use
Location Type
Address
City, State Zip
District
Census Tract
Directions
12:22:25 Wednesday, August 20, 2008
12:30:07
15:01:57 Wednesday, August 20, 2008
0:07:42
Yes
Yes
51
A
421 - Chemical hazard (no spill or leak)
HZINV
3 - Mutual aid given
17M08
8010352
1
41 - Identify, analyze hazardous materials
42 - Hazmat detection, monitoring, sampling, & analysis
Yes
6
5
0 - Special hazmat actions required or spill greater than 55 gallons
429 - Multifamily dwellings
Address
22203 East Valley Hwy ST
KENT, WA 98032
O/J
0292.01
22203 EAST VALLEY HY ,KEN
Person Involved - BATEMAN/4K15 -KPD,
Involvement Code
Last Name
Street Address
Phone
REP
BATEMAN/4K15 -KPD
2532666439
Apparatus - B71
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 Use
Apparatus Action Taken 1
Apparatus Type
B71
0:05:31
12:24:36 Wednesday, August 20, 2008
12:24:36 Wednesday, August 20, 2008
12:30:07 Wednesday, August 20, 2008
14:23:07 Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Yes
1
81 - Incident command
920 - Battalion Chief
Apparatus - E71
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Tukwila Fire Department
Apparatus - E71
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 Use
Apparatus Action Taken 1
Apparatus Type
E71
0:05:06
12:22:34
12:25:10
12:30:16
14:14:49
Yes
1
46 - Decontaminate persons or equipment
11 - Engine
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Apparatus - HM51
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
Number of People
Apparatus Use
Apparatus Action Taken 1
Apparatus Action Taken 2
Apparatus Type
Personnel 1
Personnel 2
HM51
0:13:42
12:38:08 Wednesday, August 20, 2008
12:50:20 Wednesday, August 20, 2008
13:04:02 Wednesday, August 20, 2008
15:01:57 Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Yes
2
1
41 - Identify, analyze hazardous materials
42 - Hazmat detection, monitoring, sampling, & analysis
93 - HazMat unit
TF 1114 - Konieczka, Jason
Position: CAPT
TF 1112 - Grisham, Martin
Position: BC
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
Number of People
Apparatus Use
Apparatus Action Taken 1
Apparatus Action Taken 2
Apparatus Type
Personnel 1
Personnel 2
Personnel 3
E52
0:21:26
12:42:36
12:42:36
13:04:02
14:59:12
Yes
3
1
32 - Provide basic life support (BLS)
41 - Identify, analyze hazardous materials
11 - Engine
TF1119 - McFarland, Loren
Position: CAPT
TF 1140 - Codenys, Alan
Position: FFI
TF 1176 - Crowley, Mark
Position: FFI
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
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2008-0803200 -000
Tukwila Fire Department
Apparatus - E76
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 Use
Apparatus Action Taken 1
Apparatus Type
E76
0:07:29
13:51:52 Wednesday, August 20, 2008
13:51:52 Wednesday, August 20, 2008
13:59:21 Wednesday, August 20, 2008
14:54:34 Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Yes
1
73 - Provide manpower
11 - Engine
Apparatus - HM76
Apparatus ID HM76
Response Time 0:10:06
Apparatus Dispatch Date and Time 13:51:52 Wednesday, August 20, 2008
En route to scene date and time 13:51:52 Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Apparatus Arrival Date and Time 14:01:58 Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Apparatus Clear Date and Time 14:54:34 Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Apparatus priority response Yes
Apparatus Use 1
Apparatus Action Taken 1 41 - Identify, analyze hazardous materials
Apparatus Type 93 - HazMat unit
Authority
Reported By TF1119 - McFarland,
22:56:44 Thursday,
Officer In Charge TF 1119 - Mc
22:56:45
Reviewer
Loren
August 21, 008
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Narratives
Narrative Name CAD Narrative
Narrative Type CAD Narrative
Author - ,
Narrative Text CAD Incident Number: KF08009966
Cross Ref Inc#s for each Jurisdiction Involved:
#1={KP08063773
Updated addl location info:
-- GOLDEN KENT MOTEL
Short Report:
*AT P/L* PD OS, REQ FD FOR PORTABLE METH LAB IN A RUBBERMAID
COOLER .. 3 FT X 1 FT X 1 1/2 FT
}
Narrative Name 0803200
Narrative Type Incident
Narrative Date 21:42:57 Thursday, August 21, 2008
Author TF 1119 - McFarland, Loren
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Narratives
Author Rank
Author Assignment
Narrative Text
CAPT
1
At 1222 hours on Wednesday August 20, 2008 we were dispatched to a chemical hazard
(no spill or leak). Six units were assigned to this incident. Five personnel responded. We
arrived on scene at 1230 hours and cleared at 1501 hours. The incident occurred at 22203
East Valley Hwy, KENT in District O/J. The local station is 51. The general description of
this property is multifamily dwelling. The primary task(s) performed at the scene by
responding personnel were to identify and analyze hazardous materials. Other special haz
mat actions were also taken. Mutual aid was given on this incident.
Alarm number 0803200 has been assigned to this incident.
Kent Police had possible meth lab location under observation. Kent Detective made
contact with possible suspects and ended up in possession of a plastic storage box about
the size of a 50 quart cooler that had possible meth lab materials in it. Kent Fire was
called for and E-71 and B-71 responded. They made initial size up. HazMat 76 was not
avialable at this time as it was on another incident. HazMat 51 was dispatched to cover in
its place.
E-52 responded to station 51 to pick up HazMat 51. Two off duty HazMat Techs, FF Matt
Hickey and FF Jeff Nichols, were placed into duty by Chief 52. Upon arrival on location I
tied in with BC 71 and found out the layout and what was happening. Decided to make a
Level A entry with the two Tukwila Techs to recon the materials outside and then recon
inside the motel room. E-71 would be the Decon crew. FF's Codenys and M Brooks from
E-52 assisted with suiting up of entry team and were the medical team. I, Capt McFarland
was the HazMat team command and Safety Officer.
The entry team took in a PID, Drager with acid tubes, and Rad detector. They were to
recon the container and report contents. Then they were to recon the room and report
contents. Since there were no reported leaks or spills a gross decon was set up by E 71
with a garden hose used for water.
In the outside container was found -
one gallon Acetone
two gallons Zylene
3 bottles drain cleaner
2 bottles HEET
one gallon Muratic Acid
All products were in the original containers and the containers appeared to be new and
unopened.
In the room was found a one gallon garden sprayer full of unknown liquid and a one gallon
metal gas can with 20 percent capacity of an unknown liquid. Also found were numerous
empty ephedrine packages. The pills appeared to have been placed in a plastic container
with a liquid to disolve them. Some misc pyrex glass ware. No items in further stages of
cooking or processing.
The entry team exited to decon and was processed.
Entry team was on air at 1337 hours and off air at 1408 hours.
Entry team reported what was found and seen and reviewed what had been seen.
No spills of leaks were encountered. Checked the room and found it OK to occupy.
Kent Detective and I entered the room and found two backpacks that the Detective opened
and examined the contents. Mostly personnal belongings. A 1/2 cubic foot locked box
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was found. With tools from HazMat 51 the box was opened and the Detective found and
zip lock bag with one cup plus of processed Meth. Also stolen credit cards, check books
and a couple of pawn shop receipts. A couple of smoking pipes for Meth were found
along with several coffee filters that appeared to have Meth residual from processing.
E-76 and HazMat 76 arrived and what had taken place and been found was discussed with
the 76 team. Washington DOE was called by Capt Krummel. It was decided that DOE
would come out and pick up the known and unknown chemicals. No further processing by
Fire Department HazMat personnel was necessary. Only requirement was that Kent Police
have one officer remain onscene and DOE was enroute.
HazMat packed up all our equipment .
E-52 and HazMat 51 returned to quarters where suits were cleaned and tested and trailer
contents returned to ready status.
E-52 out of quarters in service.
End of Report
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SITE SAFETY AND
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22. Toxicity/�PPPMInstrument(s):
23. Radiological Instrument(s):
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24. Standard Decontamination Procedures:
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Comment:
Section VI. Site Communications
25. Command Frequency:. '3 126. Tactical Frequency: 09c k 127. Entry Frequency: ppc
Section VII. Medical Assistance
28. Medical Monitoring:
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33. Emergency Procedures:
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ICS 208 HM
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INSTRUCTIMBFOR COMPLETING THE SITE SAFETY AND CONTROL PLAN
ICS 208 HM
A Site Safety and Control Plan must be completed by the Hazardous Materials Group Supervisor and reviewed by all
within the Hazardous Materials Group prior to operations commencing within the Exclusion Zone.
Item Number Item Title
Instructions
1.
2.
3.
4.
5 - 16.
17 - 18.
19.
Incident Name/Number
Date and Time
Operational Period
Incident Location
Organization
Entry Team/Decon
Element
Material
20 - 23. Hazard Monitoring
24. Decontamination
Procedures
25-27.
28-29.
30.
Site Communications
Medical Assistance
Site Map
31. Entry Objectives
32-33.
SOP s, Safe Work
Practices, and
Emergency
Procedures
34 - 36. Safety Briefing
ICS 208 HM
Print name and/or incident number.
Enter date and time prepared.
Enter the time interval for which the form applies.
Enter the address and or map coordinates of the incident.
Enter names of all individuals assigned to ICS positions. (Entries 5 &
8 mandatory). Use Boxes 15 and 16 for other functions: i.e. Medical
Monitoring.
Enter *TA and level of PPE of Entry & Decon personnel. (Entries 1
- 4 mandMllRy buddy system and back-up.)
Enter names and pertinent information of all known chemical
products. Enter UNK if material is not known. Include any which
apply to chemical properties. (Definitions: ph = Potential for Hydrogen
(Corrosivity), IDLH = Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health,
F.P. = Flash Point, I.T. = Ignition Temperature, V.P. = Vapor Pressure,
V.D. = Vapor Density, S.G. = Specific Gravity, LEL = Lower Explosive
Limit, UEL = Upper Explosive Limit)
List the instruments which will be used to monitor for chemical.
Check NO if modifications are made to standard decontamination
procedures and make appropriate Comments including type of
solutions.
Enter the radio frequency(ies) which apply.
Enter comments if NO is checked.
Sketch or attach a site map which defines all locations and layouts of
operational zones. (Check boxes are mandatory to be identified.)
List all objectives to be performed by the Entry Team in the
Exclusion Zone and any parameters which will alter or stop entry
operations.
List in Comments if any modifications to SOP s and any emergency
procedures which will be affected if an emergency occurs while
personnel are within the Exclusion Zone.
Have the appropriate individual place their signature in the box once
the Site Safety and Control Plan is reviewed.
Note the time in box 34 when the safety briefing has been completed.
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Inci,ent History for:#KF08009966 CN: $KF08010352
12:22:25 BY FD22 /VC6423
12:22:25 BY FD22 /VC6423
12:22:34 BY FD23 /VC2092
12:24:36
12:30:07
15:01:57
Received
Entered
Dispatched
Enroute
Onscene
Closed
Initial
Final
1
08/20/08
08/20/08
08/20/08
08/20/08
08/20/08
08/20/08
Xref:#KP08063773
Type:HZINV TG: Initial Alarm Level:1
Type:HZINV (HAZ MATERIAL INVESTIGATION)Pri:2Dispo:
Police KP1320 KF1368 Grp:K7Beat: Lt/Lg:
Police Rms: Fire Rms: 767056 Medic Rms: KC1368
Loc:22203 EAST VALLEY HY ,KEN -- GOLDEN KENT MOTEL (V)
Name:BATEMAN/4K15 -KPD Addr:
Fire
12:22:25 VC6423 FD22
ENTRY
12:22:25 FD22 $ASNCAS
12:22:34 VC2092 FD23 DISP E71
12:22:34 FD23
12:22:34
12:22:39
12:22:39
12:23:14
FD23
FD23
FD23
FD23
12:24:36 VC0749 FD24
12:25:10
12:30:07
12:30:16
12:33:37
12:35:45
KF0142 E71
KF0128 B71
KF0142 E71
VC0749 FD24
FD24
12:36:04 VC2092 FD23
12:36:04
12:36:53
FD23
FD23
12:37:30 VC0749 FD24
ASST KFBC
ASST KFCH
CLEAR KFBC
CLEAR KFCH
CONTRL
ASSTER B71
o8- 3Zo0
Alrm Lev
Phone:2532666439
*AT P/L* PD OS, REQ FD FOR PORTABLE METH
LAB IN A RUBBERMAID COOLER 3 FT X 1
FT X 1 1/2 FT
$KF08010352
#KF0142 PEIGUSS, GUS
#KF0198 ZIEGLER, JEFF
#KF0164 SCHMIDT, BOB
C/F3
#XF0001 KENT FIRE BC INFO PAGE
C/F3
C/F3
GRP: K9
---> K7.
[22203 EAST VALLEY HY ,KEN] #KF0128 SNYD
ER, MITCH
*ENROUT E71
*ONSCNE B71
*ONSCNE E71
NEWLOC B71 [E VALLEY CMD]
CONTRL GRP: K7
---> K9.
,APPARATUS REQUESTED
ASST HM14 #RF0115 SMITH, TIM
#RF0162 WRIGHT, STEVE
#RF0163 CANTRELL, ELEANOR
#RF0161 BIGGER, BRETT
#RF0164 KUNKEL, STEWART
#RF0181 ALVARADO, LUKE
ASNCAS HM14 $RF08007908
CONTRL GRP: K9
---> K7.
CDGRN HM14 ,HM14 IS CODE GREENED FROM #KF08009966
- 22203 EAST VALLEY HY ,KEN
•L2;3$:08 FD24 ASST HM51 [22203 EAST VALLEY HY ,KEN] #TF1114 KONI
ECZKA, J. HM TEAM LDR
#TF1112 GRISHAM, MARTY
12:38:08 FD24 ASNCAS HM51 $TF08003200
12:38:27 FD24 PGRSNT HM14 ,FD24:HM14, YOU CAN CODE GRN FROM KENT C
ALL
12:38:51 FD24 CLEAR HM14
12:42:36 FD24 ASSTER E52 [STN 51/P/U HM51] #TF1119 MCFARLAND, LOR
EN
#TF1140 CODENYS, ALAN
#TF1176 CROWLEY, MARK
12:50:20 FD24 ENROUT HM51
12:50:23 FD24 NEWLOC E52 [22203 EAST VALLEY HY ,KEN]
13:04:02 FD24 ONSCNE E52
13:04:02 FD24 ONSCNE HM51
13:17:10 VC5196 PD36 CROSS #KP08063773
13:22:40 VC0749 FD24 ASSTOS OPS1 [22203 EAST VALLEY HY ,KEN]
13:22:40 FD24 ASNCAS OPS1 $XF08032638
13:51:52 FD24 ASSTER HM76 [22203 EAST VALLEY HY ,KEN] #KF0140 MATS
UOKA, CONRAD
#KF0199 KELLEY, BOB
#KF0233 MITCHELL, CODY
13:51:52 FD24 ASSTER E76 [22203 EAST VALLEY HY ,KEN] #KF0102 KRUM
L, BRIAN
#KF0223 OLIVER, MARTIN
#KF0247 RICARD, SHAD
13:59:21 KF0102 E76 *ONSCNE E76
14:01:58 VC0749 FD24 ONSCNE HM76 , UNK TIME
14:14:49 KF0142 E71 MOBINS E71
14:23:05 VC7674 FD24 NEWLOC E76 [E VALLEY CMD ]
14:23:07 FD24 CLEAR B71
14:54:34 VC0749 FD24 MOBINS E76 ,INCIDENT GIVEN OVER TO PD, DOE ENROUTE
FOR THE CLEANUP
14:54:34 FD24 MOBINS HM76 ,INCIDENT GIVEN OVER TO PD, DOE ENROUTE
FOR THE CLEANUP
14:54:39 FD24 CLEAR OPS1
14:59:12 TF1119 E52 MOBINS E52
15:01:57 VC0749 FD24 CLEAR HM51
15:01:57 FD24 CLOSE E71