Single Shower
Our self-contained 20’ trailer occupies a 910 litre fresh water tank, dual hot water heaters, 910 litre grey water tank, 12.5 Gallon per/min. distribution pump. The negative pressure unit is single speed with a peak air flow of 750 CFM though a 432 sq./inch HEPA filter. Protecting the HEPA filter and ensuring the ultimate protection are a pleated filter and pre-filter. The Dirty room also contains a portable HEPA Vacuum to efficiently remove fibers on the body.
The trailer consists of three separate and distinct partitions, all with varying degrees of negative pressure. The Clean Room, shower room and a dirty room where the negative pressure unit is housed.
Each room is heated and well-lit and separated by solid doors.
The trailer is not intrinsically safe and must never be located in a classified area. The location of the trailer should be positioned close enough to the work or project area while maintaining a safe distance from a hazardous atmosphere. The location should also be convenient for workers to access the decontamination trailer from a common area.
Required Set-up:
- 30 amp service (or separate multiple circuits)
- Fresh Water supply
- Grey Water disposal (filter unit can be used to discharge tank to the ground if:
- Discharge criteria is met (proper filter micron)
- Allowed to discharge to ground
- Discharge does not to create another hazard (water flowing to an undesired location)
Dirty Room
- First stage in the decontamination process.
- The workers enter the dirty room under negative pressure.
- All fibers/contaminant on the workers that become airborne are filter through a 99.8% efficient HEPA filter.
- Workers remove their contaminated clothing and dispose in collection containers.
- HEPA vacuum is also available to clean unprotected areas.
Shower Room
- Second stage is the Shower Room.
- The exposed worker enters the secure and private room after disrobing primary outer clothing.
- Worker showers to remove any fiber or contamination that remains on the worker.
Clean Room
- Third and last stage - The workers dries off after the shower and zenters the secure and private clean room.
- This room allows the exposed worker to dress back into street clothes and leave the decontamination trailer free of all and any contaminates.
2 Shower
Our self-contained 24’ trailer occupies an 1800-liter fresh water storage, 1800 liter grey water storage, 40-gallon Electric hot water heater and a 25 Gallon per/min. distribution pump. The Unit has a heated make-up air inlet in Utility room to effectively move air from clean area back to the Dirty room where the HEPA filter removes the contaminant. The negative pressure unit has an air flow of 1000 ft3/min through a HEPA filter. Protecting the HEPA filter and ensuring the ultimate protection are a pleated filter and pre-filter. The Dirty room also contains a portable HEPA Vacuum to efficiently remove fibers on the body.
The trailer consists of three separate and distinct partitions, all with varying degrees of negative pressure.
- Clean Room
- Shower Room – 2 private shower rooms with incorporated changing area (as per picture above) Shower room also has a sink.
- Dirty room - Negative pressure unit and HEPA Vacuum.
Each room is heated with base heaters which are temperature controlled, well-lit (LED Lighting) and each room separated with a door.
The trailer is not intrinsically safe and must never be located in a classified area. The location of the trailer should be positioned close enough to the work or project area while maintaining a safe distance from a hazardous atmosphere. The location should also be convenient for workers to access the decontamination trailer from a common area.
Required:
- 50-Amp service (30 Amp Service during summer operation)
- Fresh Water supply
- Grey Water disposal – May discharge to ground if meeting the following criteria:
- contaminant can be filtered
- discharge criteria are met (proper filter micron)
- be approved to discharge to ground
- can be discharged as not to create another hazard (water flowing to an undesired location)
Other Unit Details
- External LEDS Lighting above doorways
- Heat Traced and Insulated to withstand the Canadian Elements
- Secure
- Electronic Level Indication for Grey Water tank
- Posi-temp water taps in Showers
Dirty Room
- First stage in the decontamination process.
- The workers enter the dirty room under negative pressure.
- All fibers/contaminant on the workers that become airborne are filter through a 99.8% efficient HEPA filter.
- Workers remove their contaminated clothing and dispose in collection containers.
- HEPA vacuum is also available to clean unprotected areas.
Shower Room
- Second stage is the Shower Room.
- The exposed worker enters the secure and private room after disrobing primary outer clothing.
- Worker showers to remove any fiber or contamination that remains on the worker.
Clean Room
- Third and last stage - The workers dries off after the shower and zenters the secure and private clean room.
- This room allows the exposed worker to dress back into street clothes.
3 Shower
Our self-contained 32’ trailer occupies an 880-liter fresh water storage, 60-gallon Electric hot water heater, 880 liter grey water storage, and a 25 Gallon per/min. distribution pump. The negative pressure unit has an air flow of 1000 ft3/min through a HEPA filter. Protecting the HEPA filter and ensuring the ultimate protection are a pleated filter and pre-filter. The Dirty room also contains a portable HEPA Vacuum to efficiently remove fibers on the body.
The trailer consists of three separate and distinct partitions, all with varying degrees of negative pressure.
- Clean Room
- Shower Room – 3 private shower rooms with incorporated changing area (as per picture above) Shower room also has a sink.
- Dirty room - Negative pressure unit and HEPA Vacuum.
Each room is heat controlled with thermostats in each room, well-lit (LED Lighting) and each room separated with a door. The dirty room also has a secondary air vent to assist with maintaining a comfortable air exchange and negative pressure.
The trailer is not intrinsically safe and must never be located in a classified area. The location of the trailer should be positioned close enough to the work or project area while maintaining a safe distance from a hazardous atmosphere. The location should also be convenient for workers to access the decontamination trailer from a common area.
Required:
- Minimum 50-amp service
- Fresh Water supply
- Grey Water disposal – May discharge to ground if meeting the following criteria:
- contaminant can be filtered
- discharge criteria is met (proper filter micron)
- be approved to discharge to ground
- can be discharged as not to create another hazard (water flowing to an undesired location)
Other Unit Details
- External LEDS Lighting above doorways
- Heat Traced and Insulated to withstand the Canadian Elements
- Secure
- Electronic Level Indication for Fresh and Grey Water tanks
- Posi-temp water taps in Showers
- Washer and Dryer available upon request as unit is wired and plumbed for this.
Dirty Room
- First stage in the decontamination process.
- The workers enter the dirty room under negative pressure.
- All fibers/contaminant on the workers that become airborne are filter through a 99.8% efficient HEPA filter.
- Workers remove their contaminated clothing and dispose in collection containers.
- HEPA vacuum is also available to clean unprotected areas.
Shower Room
- Second stage is the Shower Room.
- The exposed worker enters the secure and private room after disrobing primary outer clothing.
- Worker showers to remove any fiber or contamination that remains on the worker.
Clean Room
- Third and last stage is the Clean Room.
- The workers dries off after the shower and enters the secure and private clean room.
- This room allows the exposed worker to leave the decontamination trailer free of all and any contaminates.
