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Decontamination
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As our name would suggest, safety is always our primary concern. Safety Boss provides shower decontamination units for use in acid stimulation and hazardous material recovery situations.
Transporting this unit is accomplished with:
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2001 Freightliner FL 106 (Tractor)
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330 hp Series 50 Detroit (Engine)
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10 spd 8LL (Transmission)
All decontamination units have the ability to recover gray water thereby decreasing the hazardous effect on the environment. The unit is designed according to strict A.N.S.I. standards. Its features include:
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Emergency Response Registered
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Emergency Response Control Centre
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1000 Gallons of On-board Potable Water
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Ability to Recover Gray Water
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3 Drench Shower/ Eye Wash/ Mid Body Drench Hoses
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2 Independent Hydraulic Drive 102 gpm Centrifugal Pumps
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On Board Equipment
The Safety Boss Decontamination Unit is fully equipped with first aid equipment stored in a temperature controlled unit.
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Recovery Bunk
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Alberta #1 First Aid Kit
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Deluxe Trauma Kit
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By-Fold Stretcher
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Fire Blanket
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4500 psi, 45 Minute Auto Positive Pressure SCBA
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30 lb Purple K Fire Extinguishers
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Uvex Acid Splash Goggles
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Wide Brim Face Shields
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Neoprene Slickers
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1320 Gallon Decontamination Unit
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Transportation of this larger unit is provided by:
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2001 Peterbuilt Model 330 (Tractor)
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330 hp M11 Cummins (Engine)
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10 spd 8LL (Transmission)
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Safety Boss at the G-8 Summit
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When world leaders met in the foothills of the Canadian Rockies, Safety Boss was there in force providing firefighting and decontamination equipment. During the time the leaders were there the crews were on a 24 hour coverage.
The spectacular Kananaskis area, which is approximately 100 Km (60 miles) west of Calgary, was the primary home of the 1988 Winter Olympics. The Kananaskis Village, where the Summit was held was built for that event.
 The four Safety Boss units, two Smokey fire trucks and two decon (decontamination) trucks, in front of the Kananaskis Lodge. Mount Kidd is in the background.
 The Safety Boss crew, in the black coveralls in front of the units and the end of the summit.
 The Canadian Forces guys that were on bush/ perimeter patrol during the event.
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