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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMiscellaneous Fire 2005-1-11 'I State Of. Oregon Office of State Fire _allnCident Report DtSTIUCT OF ENCIDENT: COUNTY: II 050.8 DEPT. RESPONDING: 0347: SPRINGFIELD FIRE LIFE SFTY ARRJVAl nilE: 22:17:00 I BACK IN DATE: 1112l2OO5 IBACK IN TIllE: 0:45:00 ALARM NO: EXPOSURE NO: 0000 'f 0347: SPRINGFIELD FIRE LIFE SFTY ALARM DATE: 1111f200S I AlARM TIllE: 22:12:00 TYPE OF SITUATIONS FOUND: 1 1 1: Buildin9 fire INCIOENTADDRESS, 1263 MAIN ST 39 C1TYIZIP, SPRINGFIELD, OR 97477 OCCUPANT/COMPANY, RICHARD HASLlP BUSINESS OW'NER: CHARLIE JANZ ADDRESS, 85898 LORAINE HWY EUGENE OR 97405 20: LANE I ARRIVAL DATE' 1l1112OO5 I CENSUS TRACT: 34 Sprinqfield Mobile Home Park DOB: DOS: 11411976 3/10/1941 ZONE: 3 TELEPHONE, (541)606"0316 TELEPHONE, (541) 517-9133 BUilDING/MOBilE PROPERTY OWNER: CHARLIE JANZ ADORESS, 85898 LORAINE HWY EUGENE OR 97405- I DOe, 3/10'1941 I TELEPHONE, (541) 517-9133 REPORTED BY: ADDRESS: I DOe, TELEPHONE: CAREER FIF: 17 VOLUNTEERF1F: o I ENGINES: 2 I AERIAL APPARATUS: 2 I OntER VEHICLES: 3 MUTUAL AID: 0: No ACTIONS TAKEN: 13: EXTINGUISH, SALVAGE & OVERHAUL 33: EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE 71: INVESTIGATE METHOD OF EXTINGUISHMENT: 5: WATER ON FIRST ALARM UNITS AGENT OF EXTINGUISHMENT: ~~~~;:::TY USE' 411: ONE-FAMIL Y DWELLING, YEAR ROUND USE ;~~~TY USE, 47: MOBilE HOME PARK MOBILE PROPERTY INVOLVED: 17: MOBILE HOMElBUllDING ROOM/AREA OF ORIGIN: 24: KITCHEN, COOKING AREA EQUIPMENT INVOLVED: 2104: FIXED, STATIONARY COOKING SURFACE, ELECT I JUVEN~~: COU~T: I IGNmoN FACTOR, 73: SOURCE OF HEAT UNATTENDED FORM OF HEAT: I MATERIAL FIRST IGNITED WAS MADE OF: I 46: HEAT FROM PROPERLY OPERATING EQUIP 27: CLASS 1116 COMBUSTIBLE UQU ITEM FIRST IGNITED: 76: COOKING MATERIALS BUILDING: ESTIMATEOVALUE $15,000.00 CONTENTS $5,000.00 MOBILE PROPERTY AND CONTENTS: $0.00 OTHER: $0.00 $0.00 ESTIMATED LOSS $15,000.00 $5,000.00 $0.00 COMPLETE FOR All STRUCTURE FIRES DETECTOR TYPE: I DETECTOR POWER SUPPLY: I DETECTOR PERFORMANCE: [ 1: SMOKE ALARM 1: BATTERY ONLY 4: NOT IN ROOM OF ORIGIN, DID NOTOP SPRINKLER SYSTEM TYPE: I . OF HEADS OPENED: I SPRINKLER PERFORMANCE: I 8: NO SPRINKLERS PRESENT 0 8: NO SPRINKLER PROTECTION COMPLETE FOR All INCIDENTS REASON FOR DETECTOR FAILURE: 5: BATTERY MISSING OR DISCONNE REASON FOR SPRINKLER FAILURE: 8: NO EXTING. SYSTEM FAILURE FOLLOW-UP INVESTIGATION REQUESTED: Y IF YEs. WHO WILL INVESTIGATE, Y: LOCAL FD PERSONNEL OR TEAM NUMBER OF INJURIES ARE SERVICE: OTHER: NUMBER OF FATAlmES TITLE: Captain TlTl.'" DFM RRE SERVICE: o OTHER: 0 DATE, 111112005 DATE, 111312005 MEMBER MAKING REPORT: Giles, Leo ADDmONALINFORMA11ON BY:. Parmelee, Brian . , SFLS Supplemental Fire '.tReport AlARM DATE: 1/1112005 AlARM TIME: 22:12:00 ARRIVAL DATE: 111112005 'I Personnel Apparatus 807 824 824 824 831 831 831 835 841 841 841 845 854 854 854 855 Position PIO Company Officer Engineer Firefighter Company Officer Engineer Firefighter DFM Company Officer Engineer Firefighter DFM Company Officer Engineer Firefighter DFM , , AlARM NO: 05.8 ARRIVAL nME: 22:17:00 BACK IN DATE: 1112/2005 BACK IN TIllE: 0:45:00 Name Walker. Marl< Cox, Douglas Price, D. Douglas Sundholm, Kevin Giles, leo Bryan, Jeffrey Mullen, Shawn Wicks;' Joseph Hackett, Michael Roberson, Glenn 8t Sauver, Donald Parmelee, Brian McDowell, John Price, S, Scott Skelton, Marl< Gordon, Gilbert Apparatus Detail App Code Disp PoinJ Pnt Description Dispatch Enroute Arrival Ctear Return Service 803 3 3 22: 12:00 22:14:00 22:19:00 23:54:00 23:54:00 23:54:00 824 3 2 22: 12:00 22: 13:00 22:17:00 23:20:00 23:20:00 23:20:00 831 3 3 22: 12:00 22: 13:00 22:17:00 0:45:00 0:45:00 0:45:00 841 3 4 22: 12:00 22: 13:00 22:18:00 23:33:00 23:33:00 23:33:00 854 3 5 22:12:00 22:13:00 22:21 :00 22:54:00 22:54:00 22:54:00 839 3 MW 22:40:00 22:51 :00 22:53:00 23:28:00 23:28:00 23:28:00 859 3 MW 22:12:00 22:13:00 22:17:00 23:05:00 23:05:00 23:05:00 Total Incident Time: 3:39:00 Total Person Time: 25:08:00 Narratives Apparatus Name 803 Hocking, Bruce Incident Narrative Mobile Home Fire 1263 Main St, Space 39 2212 Hrs. January 11, 2005 EXPOSURE NO: 0000 Add nme # Persons Person Tinu 10 1:52:00 1:52:00 10 1:18:00 3 3:54:00 20 2:53:00 3 8:39:00 15 1:36:00 3. 4:48:00 5 :47:00 3 2:21:00 3 :51:00 2 1:42:00 3 :56:00 2 1:52:00 At 2212 hours, 803. 831, 839, 824, 841 & 854 were dispatched to 1263 Main SI., Space 39 for a kitchen fire in a mobile home. 831 arrived at 2217 hours with a mobile home heavily involved with fire and two mobile home exposures that were starting to bum as well. The power lines were beginning to arc and the electric service drop to the mobile home of origin burned off and fell to the ground. 831 attacked the fire from the outside and hit the exposures right away. 841 was next in and pUlled a second line to both extinguish the fire and protect exposures. 841 & 824 provided their tank water to 831 as the hydrant location was not conducive to providing immediate water supply. When 854 arrived, they cut the chain to the gate at the south entrance to the mobile home park and hand stretched a supply line across South A and were preparing to connect to 831 and charge the line when it was detennined that 824 and 841 could shuttle enough water to meet the needs of the fire. 854 also assisted in finding the occupant of the mobile home, who had been wandering around in the park after exiting his mobile home. The fire was under control at 2236 hours. A visual PAR was conducted and found all crews in tact. When the occupant of the '1'obile home was found, ij was detennined that he had inhaled some smoke and sustained bums to the hands and feel. Medic 859 transported the occupant to McKenzie-Willamette Hospital. The occupant's condition had not been updated prior to 803 leaving the scene. SPD, SUB, Pia. Medic 839 and fire investigators from the FMD were called to the scene. Red Cross also responded to the scene and assisted occupants of one of the mobile home exposures that were damaged by the fire. Upon their arrival, 841 attempted to access the fire from the entrance gate off of South A. When they could not see an obvious point of entry, they drove around to the north side and entered the park off Main SI. 824 provided water and assisted with ovemaul. 831 made the initial attack, ovemauled and conducted a primary search; the search was all clear. 841 assisted with attack and exposure protection. The fire was still under investigation when 803 left the scene. Page 2 of 4 > I Supplemen';"l f!re !.t ReP,Ort AlARM DATE: 1111/2005 ALARM TIME: 22:12:00 ARRIVAL DATE: 1/1112005 I , ALARM NO: . 0~8 EXPOSURE NO: 0000 ARRIVAL TIME: 22:17:00 BACK IN DATE: 1112/2005 BACK IN TlME: 0:45:00 831 Giles, Leo Engine 831 responded to the reported structure fire in a mobile home at 1263 Main Street #39. at 2213 hours. I arrived at 2217 hours and found a single wide mobile home that was almost entirely involved in fire and venting out all the windows of the north half of the house. I instructed FF Mullen to stretch a 1 314" line to the front of the house as I walked to the south and west side of the house to better size up the situation. An electrical hazard was immediately noted in the overhead powerlines arcing and the service drop arcing. Two trailers to the west of the involved home were severe exposures at at risk of involvement. I directed Mullen to cool the exposures.and then moved to fighting the fire from the exterior. Access to the scene was complicated by several vehides in the driveway, one that was inoperable and the hazard of overhead powerlines that were arcing. Numerous bystanders were in the area of hazard and were generally difficult to manage and further complicated the scene. The occupant of space # 40 was contacted and instructed to remain ouside and across the street. He then re-entered his home that was filling with smoke. I immediately removed him from the home. I returned to assisting Mullen with the exterior attack and later assigned to Captain Cox for entry and extinguishment. The fire was contained and overhaul completed on the structure. Several weak spots in the floor caused Mullen and later Bryan to fall partly to the floor. Bryan complained of some minor knee pain that didn~ require further evaluation. At approximately 2345 hours I was alerted to a smoke in the trailer at space #40. it was discovered that a small fire had been smoldering in the south east comer after being exposed to radiant heat from the earlier fire. Some panelling was removed to check for extension and none was found. The scene was turned over to DFM Wicks, Parmelee and Gordon at 0045 hours. No equipment was damaged and Jeff Bryan completed an illness and injury report. 824 Cox, Douglas To:DDCaptain Giles From:DDCaptain Cox Date:DDJanuary 1.1,2005 Subject:DFire @ 1263 Main St. 824 - Cox. D. Price. Sundholm 824 was dispatched with a full first alarm assignment to 1263 Main St., for a mobile home fire. 824 was third in. On arrival, 803 told me to bring in a water supply. I advised Command that the hydrant was quite a ways down the street and on the opposite side of the street, and recommended we use tank water from the other engines rather than lay a 5' line. He agreed, and we supplied 831 from our tank. While Engineer Price was doing that. myself and FF Sundholm. made our way up to the structure to assist 831. 831 had made an exterior attack and knocked down most of the fire. I then took FF Mullen, form 831's crew and went inside to finish knocking it down. We extinguished the fire and then back out as we were falling through the floors. I then went back in with FF Sundholm to do some overhaul. After running out of air, we exited the building and got fresh bottles. 803 then told me to get 824 restored and go available. 824 returned. Respectfully Submitted, Captain Cox Page 3 of4 . SFlS supplelllentol Fire I.t Report ALARM DATE: 1/1112005 ALAR111l1lE: 22:12:00 ARRNAl DATI:: 1/1112005 I , ALARMNO: 05.8 EXPOSURE NO: 0000 ARRNAL llllE: 22:17:00 Z IN DATE: 1/1212005 BACK IN TIME: 0:45:00 841 Hackett, Michael Engine 841 Captain: Hackett Engineer: Roberson Firefighter: SI. Sauver 1263 Main #39 Mobile Home Fire On 01112/05 841 was dispatched with a full first alarm to a reported kitchen fire. 831 was first on scene. One single wide mobile home was fully involved on arrival. 841 was second and assisted 831 with stretching a second line, water supply and protecting the exposure on the west side of the involved structure. Minor damage to the outside of exposure, interior had smoke and some water damage. Assisted restoring apparatus for service. 841 was released by 803. Michael G. Hackett CaptainlParamedic 854 McDowell, John Fire Narrative for 1263 Main #39 January 11. 2005 @ 2212 hrs . 854 C - McDowell, S. Price, Skelton o 854 responded with 859 to a reported mobile home fire at the above address. 841 responded down S. 'A' St also and reported a locked gate. and went around to Main SI. 854 arrived at 2218 hrs and opened the locked gate and on order of 803 laid a 5 inch dry line in from S. A 51. 859 assisted by taking the hydrant and blocking the street until the police arrived. The line was not charged, and 854 supplied lighting until released from scene. 854 released and secure at 2305 hrs. 859 crew transported occupant of trailer to MW C-1 for facial bum and smoke inhalation. Captain John McDowell Page 4 of4 .tate of Oregon Office of Slate Fire.llnCident Report "~OF INCICENT, COUNTY, 0347: SPRINGFIELD FIRE LIFE SFTY 20' LANE ALARMDATE: 1/11f2005 I ALARIITlIIE: 22:12:00 I ARRIVALDATE: 1111J2005 TYPE OF SlTUAOONS FOUND: 111: Building fire INCIDEHTADDRESS: 1263 MAIN ST 39 ClTYIZIP, SPRINGFIELD, OR 97477 OCCUPANTICOMPANY: u ALARM NO: 0.8 DEPT. RESPONDING: 0347: SPRINGFIELD FIRE LIFE SFTY EXPOSURE NO: 0000 ARRIVAL TIME: 22:17:00 I BACK IN DATE: 111212005 IBACK IN TIllE: 0:45:00 BUSINESS OWNER: ADDRESS: 100B' DOB: ZONE: 3 TELEPHONE: CENSUS TRACT: 34 TELEPHONE: BUILDlNGlMOBlLE PROPERTY OWNER: RICHARD HASLlP ADORESS, 1263 MAIN ST 39 SPRINGFIELD OREGON 97477- I OOB, 114/1976 I TELEPHONE, (541) 606-0316 REPORTED BY: ADDRESS: I DOB: TELEPHONE: CAREER FIF: 17 VOLUNTEERFfF: o I ENGINES: 2 I AERlALAPPARAT1J5: 2 I OTHER VEHICLES: 3 MUTUAl 010, 0: None ~fl- 98: NO ACTION TAKEN ]~~ AGENT OF EXTINGUISHMENT; ~ ~ ACTIONS TAKEN: 15: EXTINGUISH 71: INVESTIGATE METHOOOFEXTINGUlSHMENT, 5: WATER ON FIRST ALARM UNITS SPECIFIC. TY C SS GO 0 PROPERTY USE, 41. SPECIFIC PROPER ,UN LA IFIED T 097 - 099 MOBILE PROPERTYINVOLVEO, 98: NO MOBILE PROPERTY INVOLVED GENERAL . 0 PROPERTY USE, 41.1 R 2 FAMILY RESIDENCE ROOM/AREA OF ORIGIN: EQUIPMENT INVOLVED: 9800: NO EQUIPMENT INVOLVED I J~~ COU~T: I IGNITION FACTOR: FORM OF HEAT: I : IlATERlALRRSTIGN~DWASMADEOF: ITEM ARST IGNITED: BUILDING: ESTIMATED VALUE $7,000.00 CONTENTS $5,000.00 MOBILE F......,~,,;..... . AND CONTENTS: OTHER: $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 ESTIMATEO LOSS $7,000.00 $5,000.00 $0.00 I COMPlETE FOR AlL STRUCTURE FIRES DETECTOR TYPE: I DETECTOR POWER SUPPLY: I ..'" I "'... un PERFORMANCE: 8: NO ALARM PRESENT 8: NO ALARM PRESENT 8: NO ALARM PRESENT SPRINKLER SYSTEM TYPE: I 'OF HEADS OPENED: I SPRINKLER PERFORMANCE: 8: NO SPRINKLERS PRESENT 0 8: NO SPRINKLER PROTECTION COMPlETE FOR ALL INCIDENTS REASON FOR DETECTOR FAILURE: 8: NO ALARM FAILURE REASON FOR SPRINKLER FAILURE: 8: NO EXTING. SYSTEM FAILURE FOUOW.uP INVESTlGATlON REQUESTED: Y IF YEs, WHO WILL INVESTIGATE, Y: LOCAL FD PERSONNEl OR TEAM NUM8ER OF INJURIES FIRE SERVICE: o OTHER: o NUMBER OF FATALmES "!"-E: Captain llTLE, ARE SERVICE: 0 OTHER: 0 I DATE: 1/1112005 I DATE: MEMBER MAKING REPORT: Giles, Leo ADDlTlONAL INFORMATlON BY: ~~y~ !' /.f SFLS Supplemental Fire I.nt Report _ .ARM DATE: 1/1112005 AlARM TIME: 22:12:00 ARRIVAL DATE: 111112005 Personnel Apparatus 807 824 824 824 831 831 831 835 841 841 841 845 854 854 854 855 ..,;- Position Pia Company Officer Engineer Firefighter Company Officer Engineer Firefighler DFM Company Officer Engineer Firefighter DFM Company Officer Engineer Firefighler DFM Narratives Apparatus Name 803 Hocking, Bruce Incident Narrative Mobile Home Fire 1263 Main St. Space 39 2212 Hrs. January 11, 2005 Name Walker, Mark Cox, Douglas Price, D, Douglas Sundholm, Kevin Giles, Leo Bryan, Jeffrey Mullen, Shawn Wicks, Joseph Hackett, Michael Roberson, Glenn 5t Sauver, Donald Parmelee, Brian McDowell, John Price, S, Scott Skellon, Mark Gordon, Gilbert I , AlARM NO: osee EXPOSURE NO: 0000 ARRIVAL TIllE: 22:17:00 .. "IN DATE: 1/12/2005 BACK IN nilE: 0:45:00 At 2212 hours, 803, 831, 839, 824, 841 & 854 were dispatched to 1263 Main St., Space 39 for a kitchen fire in a mobile home. 831 arrived at 2217 hours with a mobile home heavily involved with fire and two mobile home exposures that were starting to bum as well. The power lines were beginning to arc and the electric service drop to the mobile home of origin burned off and fell to the ground. 831 attacked the fire from the outside and hit the exposures right away. 841 was next in and pulled a second line to both extinguish the fire and protect exposures. 841 & 824 provided their lank water 10831 as the hydrant location was nol conducive to providing immediate water supply. When 854 arrived, they cut the chain to the gate at the south entrance to the mobile home park and hand stretched a supply line across South A and were preparing to connect to 831 and charge the line when it was determined that 824 and 841 could shuttle enough water to meet Ihe needs of the fire. 854 also assisted in finding the occupant of the mobile home, who had been wandering around in the park after exiting his mobile home. The fire was under control at 2236 hours. A visual PAR was conducted and found all crews in tact. When the occupant ofthe mobile home was found, it was determined that he had inhaled some smoke and sustained bums 10 the hands and feet. Medic 859 transported the occupanl to McKenzie-Willamette Hospital. The occupant's condition had not been updated prior to 803 leaving the scene. SPD, SUB, Pia. Medic 839 and fire investigators from the FMO were called to the scene. Red Cross also responded to the scene and assisted occupants of one of the mobile home exposures that were damaged by Ihe fire. Upon their arrival. 841 attempted to access the fire from the entrance gate off of South A. When they could not see an obvious point of entry, they drove around to the north side and entered the park off Main St. 824 provided water and assisted with overhaul. 831 made the initial attack, overhauled and conducted a primary search; the search was all clear. 841 assisted with a\lack and exposure protection. The fire was still under investigation when 803 left the scene. -,:. Page 2 of2