A member of the maintenance crew said a security guard with the company erred on the side of caution and called the fire department when the fan shut off.
A hazmat crew and at least one rescue unit were sent to the facility, located at 4400 S. Charleston Pike, just after 7 p.m. on report of the possible ammonia leak.
"We didn't have an ammonia leak at all," the crew member said. "Everybody's back to work."
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