Coronavirus Cleaning Decontamination in La Crosse

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

Off-Site Inspection

Off-site surveys will analyze the hazards in the building and will gather as much information as possible about the site. The starting of the decontamination method will include taking a look at the potential risks, the accessibility from the building, and any type of way the Coronavirus can have spread in the building. This will allow our team to create a safety plan for Coronavirus building decontamination, and we will have the ability to identify the potential hazards.

On-Site Inspection

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

Identification of potential exposure hazards

Imminent physical hazards checking

Observation and noting the building features

Air quality screening

Documentation of the place including pictures and videos

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

Ongoing Management  

Identification of new hazards is essential, which explains why ongoing monitoring during the decontamination process can easily help in the identification.

Decontamination Planning

The off-site and onsite surveys are a crucial component of the Coronavirus disinfection program. Based on the nature of this circumstance, they are completed in just a few hours, or they may take a few weeks to complete.