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Vehicle cleaning protocols draft, DOH, February 2002

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DEP review of DOH draft protocols for cleaning WTC-debris-exposed in-service city vehicles.

NYC-WTC_000164122–000164125

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

NYC Health THE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT of HEALTH DRAFT Information For City Agencies Additional Cleaning for City Vehicles Involved in WTC Response d) Open and expose exterior equipment bays and compartments.

e) Inspect ceilings, sides and floor of vehicle cabin.

f) Inspect behind dashboards and instrument panels and accessible spaces.

g) Inspect gauges, switches, wires, valves and related items.

h) Inspect under seats and seat cushions.

i) Extend passenger seatbelts to full length and inspect.

j) Inspect window tracks.

k) Inspect behind, beneath and exterior of vehicle fenders.

1) Inspect above and behind drive train, wheel wells, axles, hubs, and all undercarriage components.

m) Inspect above, below, and behind engine and all components within engine compartment.

n) Inspect headlights, warning lights, stoplights and central panel.

o) Inspect vehicle chassis.

p) Inspect inside fuel tank fill door.

3. If inspection reveals additional sources of dust and debris, commence aggressive measures to access interior spaces, including, but not limited to, the following:

a) Remove front panels, headlights, and warning lights.

b) Remove rear stop light panels.

c) Remove strobe lights.

d) Expose leads, relays and wires.

e) Remove dashboard and instrument panels.

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