Bodily fluid and bloody restoration and cleanup includes deep cleaning, the use of hospital-grade EPA-approved disinfectants, and the deodorization of all premises in the location of the event that has led to bloody and/or bodily fluid spill. PuroClean understands that coping with blood and bodily fluids and human or animal remains can be stressful and troubling for property owners. This is generally due to the tragic nature of the events leading up to the need for this type of biohazard remediation. Despite this, it’s imperative to employ experienced professionals – this helps reduce the risk of liability from mediocre or amateur cleanup efforts as well as potential exposure to hazardous materials associated with blood, bodily fluids, and pathogens that are likely dangerous.
Bodily fluid and bloody remediation necessitates hazardous cleanup and disposal of material waste that very well could involve actual infectious waste. PuroClean fully understands that placing the call for biohazard remediation services like blood and bodily fluid cleanup can be unpleasant for most individuals. In fact, these situations call for an additional level of compassion, respect and empathy that PuroClean will provide.
For your Blood and Bodily Fluid remediation needs call PuroClean, the Paramedics of Property Damage®, at (586) 697-8100. The PuroClean certified technicians are discreet and highly skilled in navigating the emotional and difficult cleaning following events like those leading to the blood and bodily fluid spill. We will clean and restore your affected areas to their pre-accident condition.
Our certified professionals can communicate with landlords, property owners, and homeowners, helping to provide restoration services for your blood and bodily fluid cleanup needs.
Blood and bodily fluid restoration calls for technicians that are trained to conduct cleanup duties with care, empathy, compassion, and sensitivity. The PuroClean team of IICRC certified technicians closely follow OSHA guidelines and always have the proper personal protection equipment (PPE), adequate solutions to handle any biohazard job, and the very latest state-of-the-art equipment for cleaning.
Biohazard Cleanup services that include Blood and Bodily Fluid Remediation include:
In 1991, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued a standard to protect workers from the risk of blood or other potentially infectious materials (BOPIM). Infectious pathogens include the Hepatitis B virus, HIV, the 2019 Novel coronavirus (COVID-19), and many others.
This standard helps protect approximately 5.6 million workers in the healthcare industry and related occupations, which also includes biohazard remediation companies. Biohazard remediation falls within the scope of the BOPIM standard.
Also, the BOPIM standard has several requirements, including:
The majority of blood and bodily fluid cleanup events include the risks of exposure to bloodborne pathogens. Closely following the proper training and safety procedures and guidelines is vital for the personal safety of future occupants who will return to the biohazard affected area post-cleanup, as well as the safety of the cleanup crew.
The PuroClean professionals will operate within the bounds of government regulations, with extreme sensitivity to privacy and confidentiality while removing and disposing of bodily fluids, tissue, and any other materials that are a result of an accident, crime or death. We want you to feel positive and secure about PuroClean’s trained professional’s ability in cleaning, disinfecting and deodorizing all affected areas in order to return the property to its pre-accident state.
As with any type of property damage, PuroClean restoration professionals ensure that their actions do not worsen the sense of loss of the property owners. PuroClean owners and technicians are exceptionally sensitive, understanding that those involved may be emotionally vulnerable.
When dealing with this type of cleanup, it is important to always show extra care and compassion. PuroClean technicians empathize with all materially interested individuals dealing with these traumatic situations.
PuroClean’s RapidDefense™ is the best way to provide detailed cleaning, which includes the application of EPA-approved hospital-grade disinfectants in public areas. Our system helps stop the spread of pathogen-based illnesses, such as those potentially found in blood and bodily fluid remediation cleanup. The process uses Environmental Protection Agency-registered, hospital grade disinfectants known to be effective against common pathogens. The use of the listed EPA-registered products are consistent with the product labeling and complies with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration‘s requirements for Occupational Exposure to blood borne Pathogens (29 CFR 1910). Contact us immediately once a blood or bodily fluid spill occurs so that we can help you return your property to a clean environment.
When in need of blood and bodily fluid remediation, call the PuroClean professionals to clean and remediate the contaminated site. Our technicians use state-of-the-art equipment and techniques to effectively remediate the damage.
What makes PuroClean your ideal damage restoration company? The quality of our remediation services, the timeliness in which we deliver the finished product, and the sheer compassion we show during the entire project. In addition, we vow to do whatever we have to do to restore and rescue properties in each and every community we serve.
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