Coronavirus Cleaning Decontamination in Madison

The best way to handle a Coronavirus contamination event is by using a Coronavirus response plan. We Biohazard Service Restore will create a thorough customized response strategy for your business using an off-site survey to guide our team’s building entrance, followed by a broader on-site inspection that we’ll use to finalize the decontamination plan. Once we’ve crafted your plan, following OSHA guidelines, we’ll begin the Coronavirus office cleaning process.

Off-Site Inspection

The off-site survey that forms the basis of our response plan involves researching the construction and the area around it and developing a timeline of all action in the building before the contamination incident. We also do a perimeter check to find any potential problems and identify all the ways the biohazard would have the ability to disperse.

On-Site Inspection

Once the off-site survey has been conducted, and a security plan for the Coronavirus has been developed, the group may your building to complete the on-site review. The goal is to verify that the safety program is advantageous, and modifications can be made if needed. Depending on the threat of the Coronavirus, the following measures may be taken:

Performing an inside air quality test

Checking for physical hazards

Identifying potential risks for exposure to the Coronavirus

Looking at the structural features of the building

Trying to find documentation of the Coronavirus including videos and pictures

Ongoing Management  

We always monitor the contamination situation during the entire cleanup process. If we identify any unanticipated problems, we will make adjustments to our plan.

Decontamination Planning

Both surveys are the foundation of our custom-designed Coronavirus disinfection plans, so we take the time to do them thoroughly. Based on the type of contamination event and the construction design, these surveys might be completed in anything from a few hours to a few weeks.