Airport worker injures ankle during perimeter check, Rochester NY
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an airport worker at Frederick Douglass Greater Rochester International Airport rolled their ankle while performing a perimeter check near Gate 16. Colleagues requested airport emergency response (CFR) to assist the injured worker.
Audio|Heard on: Monroe NY Public Works Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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If you get a chance,
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Gate Sixteen, one of the workers doing the perimeter check got out to go into the gate and said (name withheld) rolled their ankle.
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Can you just make sure that the gates have clear access to the gate readers?
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Uh.
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That was all cleared out down there.
00:25
You don't want to know what I want to say?
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I know.
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Just give me extra caution.
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There's nothing I can do about it right now.
00:34
I'll do my best.
00:36
Yeah, no, when you have time.
00:40
Or even if you get a chance, snap a picture of what it looks like at 16 or 16A just so I can.
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As some reference,
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command gates over by the vulture area.
00:55
The small planes heard me on their radios and now they're going to go back.
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(name withheld), you better call CFR.
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(name withheld) rolled their ankle.
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Location mentioned:
Frederick Douglass Greater Rochester International Airport (ROC), 1200 Brooks Ave, Rochester, NY 14624
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