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False alarm
Nov. 22nd, 2015 08:39 pmLast week's calorie average: 1,622.1
One of the student DJs caused a carbon monoxide detector to go off during my shift on Saturday. I called the utilities company to check out the station. Thankfully, no CO was detected anywhere. It turns out the alarm went off after it was unplugged (the DJ accidentally bumped it.) Utilities said the detector is from 2009 and should be replaced soon. When I came in the following morning, the overnight DJ said the detector started going off again during his show. I left a note for the GM explaining what had happened.
One of the student DJs caused a carbon monoxide detector to go off during my shift on Saturday. I called the utilities company to check out the station. Thankfully, no CO was detected anywhere. It turns out the alarm went off after it was unplugged (the DJ accidentally bumped it.) Utilities said the detector is from 2009 and should be replaced soon. When I came in the following morning, the overnight DJ said the detector started going off again during his show. I left a note for the GM explaining what had happened.
