Biohazard Handling Tips

9/2/2020 (Permalink)

Know what to do if you think you have a biohazard situation.

There are certain rules and regulations surrounding biohazard cleanup. That’s why only certified and highly trained restoration technicians from SERVPRO of Kendall County should handle biological hazards. We use the most advanced restoration equipment to eliminate contamination and clean any such ordeal. SERVPRO of Kendall County excels at handling biohazard cleanup and restoration.

There is no situation in which biohazard contamination is not considered a risk. Even minor biological hazards pose a health risk – numerous diseases, viruses, and infections are passed through blood, bodily fluids, and waste. That’s why only certified restoration experts should handle the damage.

Before a SERVPRO biohazard cleanup crew can arrive, however, you’ll be left with the mess on your own. Here are a few biohazard safety tips to help in the interim.

After a contamanation 

Your primary focus, during any biohazard or sewage contamination event, should be the safety of both yourself and your family.

• Remain clear of the affected area.
• Call for emergency service is anyone is injured.
• Treat all bodily fluids on the scene as if they were highly contaminated.
• Shut off the HVAC system in case of airborne pollutants or sewage damage.