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WTC emergency safety plan draft, Sept 2001

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Draft document titled World Trade Center Emergency Safety and Health Plan dated September 30, 2001.

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t DUST PROTECTION AND SUPPRESSION PLAN

2.3 Returning Home When workers return “home” with clothing that has been soiled with dust, they should do the following to prevent bringing dust into their residence: • Immediately remove clothing soiled with dust. • Place dust soiled clothing in plastic bag(s) until washing. Do not shake dust from clothing. • Launder dust soiled clothes twice and separate from other clothing. • Run machine empty through one (1) complete cycle to rinse any debris that may have been deposited before washing next load. • Dispose of plastic bag(s); do not reuse. • Wash hands with soapy water.

3. DEBRIS/DUST REMOVAL AND LOADING Search/rescue, demolition, and cleanup activities will require the removal of vast quantities of debris that could potentially spread dust within and outside the work area(s). The following dust suppression measures should be used to control the generation and spread of dust: • Minimize handling of debris/dust by avoiding, where possible, multiple handling. • Minimize the drop height of debris from equipment when dumping into haul trucks or onto ground surface. • At locations in rubble piles where debris is separated by dropping, the rubble should be periodically wet down. • Where practical, aerial mist sprayers could be used to help control dust when material is double handled or dumped (e.g., rest areas, areas where debris is sorted). • In areas with thick dust accumulation (including streets and sidewalks), use a truck­ mounted, high efficiency particulate air (HEPA) vacuum or, if not available, use standard large volume vacuum trucks. • In areas where vacuum trucks are not used, lightly wet down areas prior to initiating debris/dust removal activities with shovels or other tools/equipment. • Either wet down, or cover and secure debris/dust loads in haul trucks. Haul trucks should not be allowed to leave the work area unless these measures have been completed. • Assign haul trucks designated routes to and from disposal site(s). • Haul truck speed in work areas should not exceed 10 mph. • Haul routes to disposal sites should be periodically wet down and/or cleaned with “street sweepers” to control dust.

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