NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
WTC Waste Hauling
Asbestos Containing Waste
1. Asbestos containing material or debris must be completely wetted
before, during and after the removal to avoid hazardous air emissions.
Dust generation shall be minimized at all times.
2. Asbestos containing materials must be packaged in containers that will
not leak any liquid or solid waste. Suitable containers are leak-proof, or
6-mil plastic lined, roll-off containers and similar dumpster containers
that do not leak. The containers must be fully covered for transport to
prevent any asbestos containing materials from spilling or leaking from
the container.
3. Vehicles shall be driven on top of a waterproof, embanked plastic tarp.
The tarp shall be sufficient to collect wash water resulting from the
cleaning. The water collected from the tank shall be collected and
filtered prior to discharge into the sewer system.
4. The vehicles shall be washed with a low-pressure hose and hand
washing until external visible debris is removed. Each vehicle should
be wiped with a clean rag.
5. Personnel shall wear disposable coveralls, gloves, and at a minimum a
half-face respirator equipped with HEPA filters. All protective gear
shall be decontaminated as appropriate or disposed as ACM waste.
*NYS DEC and NJ DEP have developed draft emergency
management plans and guidances for the waste transfer. These
items are consistent with the drafts.
Construction Waste
1. Waste must be packaged in containers that will not leak any liquid or
solid waste. Suitable containers are leak-proof, or 6-mil plastic lined,
containers that do not leak. The containers must be fully covered for
transport to prevent any spilling or leaking from the containers.
2. Loaded vehicles shall be driven to a staging area where visible external
debris is removed using a low-pressure wash and hand washing.
3. As a precaution personnel can wear disposable coveralls, gloves, and at
a minimum a half-face respirator equipped with HEPA filters.
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