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Nikki Zellner | School Carbon Monoxide Safety

Nikki Zellner | School Carbon Monoxide Safety

@KnowYourCO

Mom of school CO survivors sounding the alarm on lack of CO detection in daycares, K-12, and college campuses. Founder | Speaker | School Safety | Law changer

Huntsville, AL Katılım Mayıs 2021
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln
UNL Alert: The gas leak at Sewart Seed Laboratory 2101 N 38th St. is resolved. You may now resume regular activities.
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Nikki Zellner | School Carbon Monoxide Safety
@516snkrs If your gym is detached from the remainder of the building, and does not share same ventilation/ductwork as the building where issue occurring, the gym is ok. However, the first priority when a CO leak is suspected is to remove ALL occupants outside into fresh air, then 911.
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Max Schachter
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Nikki Zellner | School Carbon Monoxide Safety
Because CO can pass through drywall, and follow ductwork from one space to another, having working detection AND trained staff is paramount to safety.
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Nikki Zellner | School Carbon Monoxide Safety
Most US building codes are tied to fuel-fired fixed appliances needing to be present, but each state (and even municipality) differs on requirements.🧵
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Nikki Zellner | School Carbon Monoxide Safety
Propane-powered concrete saw being used in adjacent suite cited as source. Sadly, this is not the first time portable devices have caused CO injury to campus occupants. Our research indicates close to 40% of campus-based CO events are from portable or temporary devices. 🧵
CBS 13 News@WGME

Investigators say they have determined the source of the carbon monoxide leak at a Kittery day care center that resulted in multiple children and adults being rushed to the hospital. wgme.com/news/local/car…

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Nikki Zellner | School Carbon Monoxide Safety
When it comes to measuring CO levels in the bloodstream, that’s actually done through a Carboxyhemoglobin test, which measures in %. Nonsmokers should have a level of .5-1.5%. Levels above 2% indicate CO exposure. Higher levels indicate poisoning and further treatments needed.
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Nikki Zellner | School Carbon Monoxide Safety
Great extended coverage of the CO incident in a Maine daycare yesterday. Important: the story references “levels” in two spots. CO levels in a building are measured in PPM (parts per million). Ranges from 0 - thousands of PPM, but starts causing health effects at 10ppm.
Dan Lampariello@DanWGME

7 children and 4 adults were treated for carbon monoxide poisoning last night after firefighters found levels 10 times the acceptable amount in the building. We're following up with questions for the owner & investigators today. Latest 👇 wgme.com/news/local/eme…

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