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SOP Manual - Cleveland Fire Department

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<strong>Cleveland</strong> <strong>Fire</strong> <strong>Department</strong><br />

Operations <strong>Manual</strong><br />

5. Reading of more than 9-ppm but less than 100-ppm:<br />

a. Any reading above 9-ppm will be considered above normal reading.<br />

b. Occupants shall be informed that we have detected a potentially dangerous level<br />

of CO.<br />

c. Recommend that all persons leave the building until CO is at a safe level.<br />

d. If it is determined that an appliance is malfunctioning and thereby producing<br />

CO, it shall be shut down.<br />

e. Once the structure has been reduced to safe level of CO, the premises may be<br />

occupied - at the discretion of the occupants.<br />

f. Attempts should be made to reset the detector.<br />

g. Inform the occupants that if activated again, call 911.<br />

h. The occupants shall be informed of the action that has taken place.<br />

6. Readings of 100-ppm or Greater:<br />

a. Any reading of 100-ppm or greater - inform the occupant(s) that we have<br />

detected a potentially lethal level of CO.<br />

b. Order the occupants to leave the premises immediately.<br />

c. If it is determined that an appliance is malfunctioning and thereby producing<br />

CO, it shall be shut down.<br />

d. Once the structure has been reduced to a safe level of CO, the premises may be<br />

occupied - at the discretion of the occupant.<br />

e. Attempt should be made to reset the detector.<br />

f. Inform the occupant(s) that if activated again, call 911.<br />

Effective: June 1, 1997 Revised: 5/14/2009 Page | 114<br />

Approved by: Chief Chuck Atchley

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