Coronavirus Cleaning Decontamination in Chicago

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

Off-Site Survey 

Our Coronavirus response plan begins with an off-site survey of the contaminated building, the area around the building, and also the action inside the building leading to the contamination episode. This will let us create an image of how the contamination happened and where we will need to concentrate our efforts. We also investigate the building’s perimeter to identify potential dispersal paths for the virus.

On-Site Survey 

Once we’ve completed this first phase, we may safely enter the building and get a better idea of what’s happening. Once in the building, we will start the following procedures:

Identifying Coronavirus exposure risks

Deciding what physical hazards are present

Assessing the quality of the atmosphere 

Assessing the construction of the building

Starting the documentation process with images and video

…and take extra steps as needed

This survey will give us the rest of the information we need to get a custom made Coronavirus building decontamination plan that will get rid of the Coronavirus contamination and keep it from spreading. It enables our cleanup team to address the issue in the safest, most efficient manner possible.

Ongoing Management  

Identification of new hazards is essential, this is why ongoing monitoring during the decontamination process may help in the identification.

Decontamination Planning

The actual process can take days or weeks, determined by the plan and the severity of the situation. The initial surveys really are a crucial part of this process. They are utilized as a reference and also were pivotal in familiarizing the team with what is heading on on-site.