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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.

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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 f) Expose inside wires, relays and related items.

g) Expose heater and A/C units and vents.

h) Expose defroster ducts.

i) Fold down or remove sun visors.

j) Remove seats and cushions.

4. Following exposure and removal of vehicle equipment and components as described above, remove observed dust and debris using wet methods and vacuum cleaners with High Efficiency Particulate Air, or HEPA, filters.

5. Following vehicle cleaning and reassembly, use caution when first driving the vehicle. Drive slowly at first to ensure proper operation. Start ventilation system in recirculation mode first. After five or ten minutes, switch the ventilation system to bring in outside air.

DOH/COSH/NYPD/FDNY/DOS January 27,2002

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