Coronavirus Cleaning Decontamination in Decatur

Cleaning intended for the Coronavirus, as with some other chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, or explosive (CBRNE) event, requires taking precautions. We develop a safety plan beforehand and cautiously monitor the problem afterward. Most of our guidelines follow those that are established out by OSHA.

Off-Site Survey 

Off-site surveys will research the hazards in the building and will acquire as much information as is possible of the site. The start of the decontamination method will include taking a look at the potential risks, the accessibility in the building, and any type of way the Coronavirus may have spread inside the building. This will allow our staff to make a safety plan for Coronavirus building decontamination, and we will be able to decide the potential hazards.

On-Site Survey

Once the off-site survey has been conducted, and a safety plan for the Coronavirus has been developed, the group may your building to complete the on-site survey. The goal is to validate that the safety strategy is useful, and modifications may be made if needed. Depending on the threat of the Coronavirus, the next measures may be taken:

 Performing an indoor airflow quality test

 Checking for physical hazards

 Identifying potential risks for exposure to the Coronavirus

 Looking at the structural features of the building

 Looking for documentation of the Coronavirus including videos and pictures

Ongoing Management  

Our professional group will continue to screen the situation for any potential hazards that may occur. We’ll also make certain that windows and doors are open wide to boost airflow.

Decontamination Planning

The off-site and onsite surveys are a crucial part of the Coronavirus disinfection plan. Based on the nature of the situation, they are completed in only a couple hours, or they may take a few weeks to complete.