Restoration Of Property After Crime Or Trauma Events

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Trauma scene cleanup refers to the process of safely cleaning, decontaminating, and restoring property after events like accidents, suicides, unattended deaths, or violent crimes, involving hazardous biological materials such as blood and bodily fluids.

 

These specialized services are performed by trained professionals who use proper personal protective equipment (PPE), follow strict health and safety regulations, properly dispose of biohazards, and help mitigate the emotional distress for those affected by the incident. 

 

 

Why professional help is necessary

• Health Hazards: Trauma scenes contain biohazardous materials that can transmit diseases. Professional cleaners are trained to handle these substances safely and prevent cross-contamination. 
• Emotional Well-being: Dealing with a trauma scene is emotionally overwhelming and distressing. Professional cleaners approach the situation with sensitivity, allowing families and property owners to focus on healing. 
• Regulatory Compliance: Licensed trauma cleanup companies understand and adhere to strict regulations set by agencies like OSHA and local health departments, ensuring proper handling, disposal, and documentation. 

 

What the process involves

• Safety and Containment: Technicians set up containment areas using plastic sheeting to prevent the spread of biohazardous materials. 
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Workers wear specialized, bloodborne pathogen-rated coveralls, gloves, and other protective gear to ensure their own safety. 
• Biohazard Remediation: They use professional cleaning agents and processes to remove blood, bodily fluids, and tissue from affected surfaces, including carpets, subfloors, and mattresses. 
• Disinfection and Deodorization: The affected areas are thoroughly disinfected and deodorized to remove lingering contaminants and odors. 
• Disposal of Contaminated Items: All contaminated materials and waste are disposed of in a medically and legally approved manner. 
• Documentation: Detailed documentation, including photos, is often provided to clients and their insurance companies. 

 

When to call a professional service

• Accidents: Following severe accidents that result in blood loss or bodily fluid spills. 
• Unattended Deaths: When an individual passes away alone, leading to biological contamination. 
• Suicides: After a suicide that results in significant contamination. 
• Violent Crimes: In the aftermath of homicides or violent attacks where substantial blood loss occurs. 
• Hoarding Situations: In cases where hoarding has created hazardous conditions requiring biohazard cleanup. 
• Distressed Properties: To restore properties that have been contaminated due to crime, disaster, or misuse.