Lithium Battery Fire Response

ATI responded to an industrial park fire involving lithium-ion batteries with a swift, strategic approach that addressed unique challenges and safeguarded the environment.

Santa Ana, CA
The Challenge

A devastating fire broke out at an industrial park storing lithium-ion batteries used in electric vehicles. The incident posed significant risks, including potential water contamination, hazardous material handling, and structural instability. Responding efficiently and ensuring public safety required expertise in fire damage restoration and environmental protection.

The Outcome

ATI successfully completed the restoration while maintaining a strong focus on environmental safety and public health. The project stayed within the expected budget and timeline, achieving zero OSHA violations and zero safety incidents. Through seamless collaboration and transparent communication, the client expressed satisfaction with the results and process.

The Situation

The fire impacted an 8-suite, 17,800-square-foot industrial park. Fire suppression efforts led to heavy metal-laden water runoff, threatening local ecosystems. Roof collapse and structural damage heightened the urgency for immediate intervention, while site security challenges, including break-ins, further complicated the scenario.

The Solution

ATI led the response with a multifaceted approach tailored to the unique challenges of this fire:

  • Environmental Containment: Swift action prevented water contamination by using sandbags and cleaning storm catch basins. Polluted water was safely extracted and transported for disposal.
  • Site Security and Stabilization: Perimeter fencing, board-ups, and reinforced structures ensured the site remained secure despite high winds and attempted intrusions.
  • Debris Removal and Shoring: Collapsed roofing was safely removed, and shoring allowed for secure access.

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