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SUMMARY:6020 DAHLGREN STREET Cincinnati LODD Daryl Gordon
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DESCRIPTION:March 26\, 2015\, FAO Daryl Gordon died after falling down an 
 unsecured elevator shaft. The FAO was assigned to Heavy Rescue 14\, which 
 responded on the second alarm to a working fire on the second floor of a f
 ive-story residential apartment building. The four-person Heavy Rescue 14 
 was assigned to search for occupants on the fifth floor. The crew advanced
  to the fifth floor and began searching apartments. The FAO was the last H
 eavy Rescue 14 crew member to enter the fifth floor and became separated f
 rom the rest of his crew. Visibility was limited to about five feet becaus
 e of moderate smoke. The floor had a centrally located hallway providing a
 ccess to eight residential apartments. A hydraulic elevator located near t
 he center of the building provided access to each floor. The elevator was 
 accessible on each floor by an outward-swinging metal door that included a
  locking mechanism at the top left corner designed to keep the door closed
  until the elevator car reached that floor. The locking mechanism on the f
 ifth floor was not functioning properly on this date.\n \nThree members of
  Heavy Rescue 14 observed that the door could be easily opened. They repor
 ted this finding to the search and rescue operations chief (District Chief
  3) who was on the fifth floor. A fire fighter used a permanent marker to 
 write “Do Not Enter. Open Shaft” on the elevator door. A short time la
 ter\, the FAO\, believed to be looking for his crew\, opened the elevator 
 door and fell approximately 24 feet down the elevator shaft\, striking the
  top rear edge of the elevator car and became stuck between the rear of th
 e elevator car and the elevator shaft wall. The acting officer on Heavy Re
 scue 14 radioed a Mayday after realizing the FAO had fallen down the eleva
 tor shaft. Extrication efforts took approximately 14 minutes from the time
  of the Mayday. The FAO was pronounced dead at a local hospital. Three fir
 efighters received minor injuries extinguishing the fire. The fire departm
 ent successfully rescued 21 civilian occupants from their apartments durin
 g the incident.\n\nhttps://www.cdc.gov/niosh/fire/pdfs/face201506.pdf\n
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