NORWAY – Fire Chief Mike Mann said a faulty switch on a power saw caused a fire in an addition to Stephens Memorial Hospital that is under construction.
“It looks like an electric saw shorted out and just burned up some boards that were scattered around up there,” Mann said. “It melted a little rubber on the roof and got into some of the insulation.”
Firefighters arrived around 9:45 p.m. and had the fire out within 20 minutes, according to Mann.
The saw was on the roof and left plugged in, which Mann said is normal.
The damage, he said, was minimal.
hospital roof
NORWAY – Fire Chief Mike Mann said a faulty switch on a power saw caused a fire in an addition to Stephens Memorial Hospital that is under construction.
“It looks like an electric saw shorted out and just burned up some boards that were scattered around up there,” Mann said. “It melted a little rubber on the roof and got into some of the insulation.”
Firefighters arrived around 9:45 p.m. and had the fire out within 20 minutes, according to Mann.
The saw was on the roof and left plugged in, which Mann said is normal.
The damage, he said, was minimal.
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