Firefighters wait outside until ComEd can cut the building's power because of arcing in the electric room. Tim Olk photo As a precaution, Squad 2A was positioned to go to work if the fire took off. Tim Olk photo Command Van 2-7-1 was deployed on Fulton Street in Sector 1. Tim Olk photo Firefighters look on as a ComEd worker cuts power to the building. Tim Olk photo Fire companies had to wait for ComEd to arrive and cut the building's power before it was safe to enter the electric room. Tim Olk photo Engine 44 was on a hydrant and hooked into the sprinkler system at the Still & Box. Tim Olk photo 15kHz Ultrasonic Horn Bra Paper Cup Welding 15Khz Ultrasonic Horn Bra Paper Cup Welding,Ultrasonic Horn For Paper Cup Welding,Ultrasonic Rectangular Mold,Square Ultrasonic Compression Tool Changzhou Piling Automation Technology Co., Ltd. , https://www.plultrasonicmould.com
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The Chicago Fire Department responded to a fire alarm at an industrial building located at 2823 W. Fulton Street on Saturday. Initial reports suggest that a power surge may have caused smoke to fill the structure. Due to the potential electrical hazard, firefighters were unable to enter the affected area until ComEd crews arrived to shut off the power supply.
A brief article about the incident can be found in *The Chicago Tribune* [here]. Local photographer Tim Olk captured several images from the scene, offering a glimpse into the situation as emergency crews worked to secure the site.
The incident highlights the importance of coordination between first responders and utility workers during emergencies. While no injuries were reported, the situation served as a reminder of the risks involved when dealing with electrical hazards in industrial settings.