Federal Signal Offers Tips for Equipment Operators' Sanitizing Efforts
Federal Signal Corporation announced the launch a resource dedicated to cleaning and sanitizing efforts in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

One item Federal Signal products can help sanitize are Elgin sweepers, which are still needed to keep roads clear.
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Federal Signal Corporation announced the launch of a website dedicated to cleaning and sanitizing efforts in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
New content and information, including sanitizing tips, protocol recommendations, and additional equipment demonstrations will be added to the website on an ongoing basis.
In launching the website, the Company is reminding new and existing customers, dealers, and end users that the installed base of products manufactured by the Company’s Environmental Solutions Group can be used in efforts to clean and sanitize outdoor public areas, such as recreational spaces, parks, and museums.
In addition, these products can be used to sanitize other vehicles, such as buses or railcars, as well as cleaning bridges, train stations, and any other outdoor areas.
“Our products move material, clean infrastructure and protect the communities where we work and live, uniquely positioning them to help mitigate the community transmission of COVID-19,” said Jennifer L. Sherman, President and Chief Executive Officer. “In these uncertain times, protecting the safety and wellbeing of the public is more important than ever. We stand ready to help new and existing customers; federal, state and local authorities; and the broader community in any way that we can.”
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