Cleaning a biologically contaminated space differs from routine housekeeping. Blood, bodily fluids or other potentially infectious material require risk assessment, restricted access and advance planning.
What to do first
Keep people and animals away from the affected area. Do not touch unidentified material or sharp objects with unprotected hands. In an active emergency, contact the appropriate emergency service first. Cleaning at an incident site starts only after the responsible authorities have finished their work and access has been agreed.
What information does the contractor need?
Describe the type of contamination, approximate area, affected surfaces, and availability of water and electricity. Mention sharp objects, unknown substances or medical waste in advance. Share only necessary photographs and avoid including personal information.
How is the scope of work determined?
After assessment, agree on the treatment zone, protective measures, materials to clean or remove, disinfection method and conditions for later access. Not every surface can be restored; porous or badly damaged items require individual assessment.
Waste and additional services
Medical and other specialist waste must be handled through suitable providers under the applicable requirements. An ordinary cleaning order does not automatically include transport and disposal of every waste category. Any need for laboratory testing, the testing provider and its cost must be agreed separately.
Request an assessment from CSMG
Provide general information about the premises so we can assess whether the work can be undertaken and define its scope. Price, timing, reporting and re-entry conditions are agreed in advance.
Request an assessment or call +995 555 972 994.