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Fire hits Grangemouth oil plant Fire hits Grangemouth oil plant
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About 40 firefighters were called to tackle a blaze at the giant Grangemouth oil refinery.About 40 firefighters were called to tackle a blaze at the giant Grangemouth oil refinery.
The small fire started just after 0200 BST on Saturday when oil spilled onto piping at the plant in Stirlingshire.The small fire started just after 0200 BST on Saturday when oil spilled onto piping at the plant in Stirlingshire.
A total of 40 firefighters with six engines and a command unit tackled the blaze, which was in a part of the site called the HydroCracker Unit.A total of 40 firefighters with six engines and a command unit tackled the blaze, which was in a part of the site called the HydroCracker Unit.
They were at the scene for about three hours working with emergency staff from Ineos, the plant's owners.They were at the scene for about three hours working with emergency staff from Ineos, the plant's owners.
No-one was hurt in the incident.No-one was hurt in the incident.
'Small incident'
About 1,200 workers at the refinery went on strike for two days at the end of last month in a dispute over planned changes to their pension scheme by owner Ineos.About 1,200 workers at the refinery went on strike for two days at the end of last month in a dispute over planned changes to their pension scheme by owner Ineos.
An Ieos spokesman said the fire had not affected the operation of the refinery.
"It was a small incident," he said.
"The emergency systems worked correctly, and it was sorted out on site.
"At no time was the community at risk. All our personnel were accounted for."