Coronavirus Cleaning Decontamination in Bloomington

Cleaning intended for the Coronavirus, as with any other chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, or explosive (CBRNE) event, requires taking safety measures. We develop a security plan beforehand and carefully monitor the problem afterward. All of our guidelines adhere to those that are established out by OSHA.

Off-Site Inspection

Our Coronavirus response strategy starts with an off-site survey of the contaminated building, the area around the building, and the action within the building leading up to the contamination incident. This will let us create a picture of how the contamination happened and where we need to focus our efforts. We also investigate the building’s perimeter to identify possible dispersal paths for the virus.

On-Site Inspection

After the completion of the off-site survey and a plan, the on-site survey would begin. The purpose of the on-site survey is to confirm the accuracy of the initial safety program and change or improve it as per the requirements. Based on the program, the team can offer the following services:

• Identification of potential exposure hazards
• Imminent physical hazards checking
• Observation and noting the building features
• Air quality tests
• Documentation of the place including pictures and videos

All this process is recorded within an organized format. This information is cross-checked with the initial safety strategy.

Ongoing Management  

Our professional group will continue to screen the situation for any potential hazards that may arise. We’ll also ensure that doors and windows are open wide to increase air flow.

Decontamination Planning

The actual process could take days or weeks, according to the plan and the severity from the situation. The initial surveys really are a crucial part of this method. They are widely-used as a reference and also were pivotal in familiarizing the team with what is heading on on-site.