Heat gun causes more heat than expected
Three fire engines were mobilised following a call to Control reporting concerns following a heat gun being used on a roof to remove paint which resulted in smouldering soffits. Upon arrival crews confirmed that there was a small fire smouldering within the soffit area, and extinguished this using one hose reel jet.
Crews then used a thermal image camera both internally and externally to check the area over.
5% of fire damage was caused.
The cause is believed to be accidental.
Thousands of Devon homes hit by inflated oil prices
Dryden Road re-opening could be a ‘legal risk’
Campaign to boost dental student numbers in Plymouth fails
Arrests made and illegal items seized in drug crackdown
New electric buses launched
New digital transformation for Plymouth health service
