Crime Scene Cleanup
24 Hour Emergency
Crime And Trauma Scene Cleanup
FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL
903 504 0045
24 Hour Emergency
Crime And Trauma Scene Cleanup
FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL
903 504 0045
Crime Scene Cleanup Trauma Scene Cleaning
Crime Scene Cleanup has a caring and professional staff who can help the grieving family by dealing with this situation quickly and effectively . A professional bio recovery technician will provide you with an accurate assessment and handling of your situation. We are sensitive to a family’s grief, and will thoroughly explain the process that may be required for their particular situation.
Crime scene cleanup, suicide clean up and trauma scene cleaning involves the cleaning or removal and disposal of items that have been contaminated with body fluids / blood, or tissue matter. Our bio recovery technicians are professionally trained in crime scene cleanup, trauma scene cleaning, accident and suicide clean up. Trained at tracking down and decontaminating areas that the untrained eye would not see.
Homicide, violent attacks, assault, rape and robbery are just some included in crime scene cleanup. While suicide, auto accidents, work related injuries, natural death, unattended death and decomposition are considered to be trauma scene cleanups.
These situations must be done by professionals trained in crime and trauma scene cleaning in order to protect current and future occupants of the property.
A failure to properly and safely remove all biological and chemical contaminants can pose serious health issues for occupants, employees, customers and owners Trauma Scene Cleaning
Crime Scene Cleanup has a caring and professional staff who can help the grieving family by dealing with this situation quickly and effectively. A professional bio recovery technician will provide you with an accurate assessment and handling of your situation. We are sensitive to a family’s grief, and will thoroughly explain the process that may be required for their particular situation.
Crime scene cleanup, suicide clean up and trauma scene cleaning involves the cleaning or removal and disposal of items that have been contaminated with body fluids / blood, or tissue matter. Our bio recovery technicians are professionally trained in crime scene cleanup, trauma scene cleaning, accident and suicide clean up. Trained at tracking down and decontaminating areas that the untrained eye would not see.
Homicide, violent attacks, assault, rape and robbery are just some included in crime scene cleanup. While suicide, auto accidents, work related injuries, natural death, unattended death and decomposition are considered to be trauma scene cleanups.
These situations must be done by professionals trained in crime and trauma scene cleaning in order to protect current and future occupants of the property.
A failure to properly and safely remove all biological and chemical contaminants can pose serious health issues for occupants, employees, customers and owners
Why call a Cleanup Company?
Crime Scene Cleanup technicians are trained in the removal and disposal of Bio Hazardous waste. According to OSHA and the CDC for cleanup of Blood borne Pathogens and some airborne Pathogens, like Hepatitis A,B,C, and TB (Tuberculosis).
2) We are often asked, “is it mandatory by law when the scene is in a private home, to use a professional Crime Scene Cleanup service”?
It is not mandatory, but it is recommended. When using a professional cleanup service you can feel safe in the knowledge that all of the infectious diseases have been removed and decontaminated, and is no longer a health risk.
3) Can I have an employee of my business clean up a Crime or accident scene?
Federal Regulation 29CFR1910.1030 of OSHA, states that no Employee can be placed in a position as to be exposed to Bio-Hazardous waste without first:
1) Receiving blood borne pathogen (BBP) training.
2) Having a written BBP exposure control plan.
3) Having been provided with personal protective equipment (PPE).
4) Having been offered Hepatitis B vaccine and exposure evaluation with a follow up.
5) Being provided with a method to remove and properly store the Bio-Hazardous waste in properly marked containers for disposal at an approved site.
Only after these five steps have been met, can an Employee be required by their Employer to enter/clean a Bio-Hazardous waste scene.