On a bright but unusually sluggish day, Larry Shapiro captured some compelling scenes from an industrial fire that broke out at 1010 Johnson Drive in Buffalo Grove. Emergency services were promptly alerted to the location after reports of smoke emanating from within the building. By the time they arrived, it was clear that the facility had already been cleared of personnel, and thick plumes of smoke filled the interior. Recognizing the complexity of the situation, additional resources, including Northbrook Tower Ladder 12, were called in to assist. It was soon determined that a malfunctioning machine inside the structure had ignited some filters, leading to the blaze.
The firefighters moved swiftly, deploying one line from Engine 26 to tackle the flames. Their efforts paid off as the fire was brought under control relatively quickly. Throughout the operation, safety protocols remained a top priority. In one instance, Buffalo Grove Tower 25 was elevated into the air, providing a vantage point for potential rooftop interventions if needed. Meanwhile, other images showcased Engine 26’s crew actively working to extinguish the fire inside the building. The lingering smoke post-fire highlighted the extent of the damage in the production area of Vapor Bus International.
Additional photographs provided glimpses into the affected zones, revealing the aftermath of the incident. Firefighters were seen taking precautions like being hosed down upon exiting the premises, ensuring they were free of any hazardous residues. Other images featured fellow team members being thoroughly cleaned to ensure their safety and well-being. The presence of Buffalo Grove’s Ferrara units outside the building underscored the scale of the response effort.
For those interested in more visuals from the scene, a comprehensive gallery of additional photos can be accessed HERE. While the day started beautifully, the rapid response and teamwork displayed by the firefighters ensured that the situation was managed effectively, minimizing potential risks and damages.
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