coryton this morning ??? 5 fire engines
15 December 2008, 07:10 PM
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coryton this morning ??? 5 fire engines
saw 5 fire engines , 1 fire rescue truck and 2 fire cars heading down the manor way this morning , anybody know what happened ?
16 December 2008, 11:10 AM
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This morning at around 11:00hrs, seven Essex County Fire & Rescue Service (ECFRS) vehicles attended the laboratory in the Coryton Technology Centre.
The circumstances behind this are that at around 10:25hrs there was a spill of one litre of a mixture of Acetic Acid and Chlorobenzene in the QCI Laboratory. As part of dealing with the spillage, a call was made to the ECFRS to ask for advice on how to dispose of the spill. Their response was to attend in person. After receiving advice the incident was dealt with by the on-site Emergency Response Team, without any requirement to use ECFRS personnel.
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I spoke to the guy in QCI this morning. He asked for help with a spillage the next thing he knew there were fire engines everywhere. He is in hiding somewhere too embarassed to some out
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Pretty much.
This morning at around 11:00hrs, seven Essex County Fire & Rescue Service (ECFRS) vehicles attended the laboratory in the Coryton Technology Centre.
The circumstances behind this are that at around 10:25hrs there was a spill of one litre of a mixture of Acetic Acid and Chlorobenzene in the QCI Laboratory. As part of dealing with the spillage, a call was made to the ECFRS to ask for advice on how to dispose of the spill. Their response was to attend in person. After receiving advice the incident was dealt with by the on-site Emergency Response Team, without any requirement to use ECFRS personnel.
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