TRAUMA & ACCIDENT CLEANING


is sprayed onto any contaminating material his layer stops any of the b lood or other b io-haz ards from b ecoming airb orne during the cleaning and disposal process


S pecialist air cleaning machines are then used to capture and remov e airborne contaminants and odours


The rise in popularity of detective shows on television gives a very ‘Hollywood’ perspective on crime and trauma scenes and also highlights bad practice.


When it comes to the disposal of


b io-haz ards, our technicians take all the necessary precautions t a


j ob inv olv ing the clean-up of a large amount of b lood on and around a sink area in a customer’s house, technicians had to dispose of potentially haardous fl uids safely safe disposal is j ust as important as cleaning and sanitising the scene, and technicians ensure that each aspect is carried out to the highest standards


T his may make the cleaning process seem a lot easier than it really is and


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e often  nd customers have tried to clean up  rst and then called us in afterards he rise in popularity of detectiv e shows on telev ision giv es a


v ery ‘ H ollywood’ perspectiv e on crime and trauma scenes and also highlights bad practice he most important part of any trauma clean-up is safety;


S erv iceMaster Clean technicians are specially trained to clean the area professionally and safely as well as identify potential danger areas


A spot of b lood on the carpet may


b e easily remov ed, b ut it’s likely that there is a greater well underneath the carpet, soaking into the underlay and fl oorboards  this sort of eye for detail takes training n one particularly unfortunate case, S erv iceMaster Clean technicians remov ed a numb er of fl oorboards and ceiling tiles to clean and sanitise hidden areas that contained b io-haz ards from the incident echnicians often  nd themselv es on the end of questions from hotel owners or customers who don’t want their house pulling apart,


b ut fail to appreciate the necessity of this service  uick clean ill involve cleaning carpets, upholstery,  xture and  ttings, but a professional deep- clean will include looking underneath


fl oorboards, removing skirtings, cleaning ab ov e ceiling tiles and sometimes personal belongings


Cleaning personal items can b e dif cult onsite, especially if family members are present elatives may request to hold onto an item despite the technician adv ising it should b e disposed of or require further cleaning and this can cause tension lloing


b elongings to b e remov ed b efore cleaning or sanitising is dangerous, and our technicians hav e a duty of care to ensure that all persons are kept and remain safe


Serviceaster lean  nds that trauma ev ents occur sporadically throughout the year and as such, ensures that training and protocols are kept up to date and that a 2 4 - hour, national serv ice is av ailab le throughout the year s a specialised and potentially dangerous serv ice, trauma cleaning is b est left to the trained professionals – rememb er, it is not worth cutting corners on cost to put somebodys life in danger


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