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. FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) , 279A-WE-222936 Continuation of FD-302 of oe ,On 1/26/2004 ,Page laboratory notebooks from the hot zone to the clean zone. The notebook inside the hot zone is placed inside the box. The box door is closed and UV lights inside the box are turned on. After the UV treatment; the notebook is removed from the box on the clean side. Second, someone could carry the select agent through the decontamination shower. After showering, the individual could hide the select agent material in their street cloths before exiting the decontamination area. Third, an individual could place the select agent inside the autoclave from the hot zone. A person could place a select agent inside the autoclave, but not turn it on. Once through the decontamination shower, the person could open the autoclave on the clean side and remove the select agent. [| was unaware of anyone indicating they might make a select agent for use in some improper fashion. was unaware of anyone with access and the ability to create o le dangerous biological agents, which expressed hostile attitudes toward any political organization, the media or others. was not aware of any persons believed to be or suspected of possibly being associated with the mailings of anthrax letters. |] could not identify anyone [__| has worked with that was lax in handling dangerous items or inappropriately interested in agents that could be turned into harmful agents. [ was not aware of anyone at USAMRIID interested in gaining access to anthrax or any other biological or chemical agents. has no ideas on how to prepare dried Bacillus Anthracis and send it through the mail. [_]is unaware of anyone which expressed a spe est in being able to get around forensic techniques. has no ties or associates with ties to the Trenton, New Jersey or other areas of New Jersey. was at the time of the anthrax mailings. a as no knowledge of anyone traveling to New Jersey during September or October of 2001. TheL_SSSS™~——_] laboratory maintained basic standard operating procedures (SOP) for decontamination of laboratory work areas. The SOP for basic decontamination of Level II and III laboratories were similar. The SOP directed workers to use a ten percent bleach solution to clean surfaces. Also, workers re directed to turn on Uv light sources on che room ceiling and insidé thé hoods. ~ ” ; indicated paraformaldehyde or glutaraldehyder fumigation were not used inf? ]area at USAMRIID. However ro wd