One day after an explosion at the Calumet refinery in Great Falls, workers returned to their jobs business as usual.
A spokesperson with Calumet Montana Refining told MTN News the company will continue its investigation to determine a cause and access damage.
At this time, the impact on the plant is limited and there are no major interruptions in operations, according to Calumet.
They added Calumet remains committed to safe and environmentally sound operations.
No one was injured during Thursday’s explosion, which prompted evacuations and road closures.
- Calumet: Fire was isolated to small portion of plant; full staff reporting to work
- Witnesses recall refinery explosion: ‘It felt like there was an earthquake’
- Roads around refinery open; cause of reported explosion under investigation
- Calumet issues statement, all plant personnel accounted for
- GFPD: traffic shut down around refinery, two schools have shelter in place
- GFFR responding to refinery for reported explosion and possible fire
