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Worcester, Mass Cold Storage Fire
Hey everybody, I am doing a project for Fire Prevention Principles on the Worcester fire. I was wondering if anybody had some info or resources to get info on this fire. I will be searching online, but thought maybe some of you might have some input. Thanks, stay safe.
Erbe
Erbe
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Permalink Reply by Chris Ballard on -
If you haven't already read 3,000 degrees you should! That puts the incident into pretty good context. I have not yet read the NIOSH report on the incident but I am sure it would be a great resource.
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Permalink Reply by Chris Piepenburg on -
I would give Capt Kevin Maloney a call at the Worcester Fire Training Division.
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Permalink Reply by Tim Zehnder on -
I just came across this the NIOSH report is great and has a lot of good info in it.
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