Showing posts with label jail cell biohazard cleanup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jail cell biohazard cleanup. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 18, 2015

Jail Cell Cleanup Tampa, FL

Bio Scene Clean Up has been providing biohazard and jail cell cleanup services in Tampa, FL for almost a decade. Over the past several years safe cleanup practices for jail cell and police holding cells has been the center of controversy. Who is responsible for the cleanup and removal of biohazards associated with jails, police holding cells or police department vehicles? Protocol for these biohazard cleanup services vary depending on states.

Due to increased amounts of health risks stemming from biohazards found in most of these areas, many police departments have chosen to hire professional biohazard cleaning services to perform jail cell cleanup and proper cleaning of police cruisers and other affected areas.  These areas frequently contain blood, urine, vomit and other biohazard materials that can be a potential hazard to the health of others who come in contact with these areas.

Bio Scene Clean Up maintains all of the necessary permits and certifications to perform proper jail and police department cleanup services. In addition to these services, we are experienced in the cleanup of all crime, death and trauma scenes that contain potentially dangerous biohazards.  Some municipalities still enlist inmates to perform the cleanup and removal of these biohazard materials. We never suggest that inexperienced persons attempt to clean a biohazard scene. Inadequate cleanup of certain pathogens found in blood and other bodily fluids can linger for weeks to months after an event occurs. 

Unfortunately, in most cases the health conditions of the person(s) associated with the biohazards is not known. Mainly because of this, it is advised to hire a certified biohazard cleanup company like Bio Scene Clean Up to protect inmates, personnel and anyone who may come in contact directly or indirectly with the areas where these biohazards were present.

If you are a law enforcement professional, or a victim of Crime or a Tragedy, contact us immediately for professional biohazard cleanup. We currently cover Tampa, FL and the surrounding areas with 24 hour emergency dispatch to assist with your biohazard cleanup needs.

Monday, October 6, 2014

Why Police Departments Use Crime Scene Clean Up Companies

A crime scene is an integral part of a police investigation, but what happens once the investigation is complete? Who’s responsible for the cleanup of potential biohazard dangers that are a part of any crime scene?  In most cases, the property owner or a relative.  Bio Scene Clean Up provides biohazard cleanup services for crimes, trauma, death and other contaminated sites.

Crime Scenes can range from breaking and entering to cases as severe as sexual assault of murder.  In any ordinary crime scene biohazards that can potentially compromise the health and safety of others is usually found. Most people don’t realize that the presence of one drop of blood, when exposed to outside elements, can contain pathogens that can make you sick. If fingerprint dust is used at a crime scene, microscopic organisms can be transferred in the dust to various places throughout a scene. The dust can also carry airborne pathogens that could potentially be ingested by others who come in contact with a crime scene.


Bio Scene Clean Up maintains the necessary equipment to remediate and removal all biohazards from a crime scene. Our technicians are experienced in the cleanup of blood, bodily fluids, tissue matter and other materials found at crime scenes. We are a certified biohazard cleaning company and are familiar with both State and Federal protocols for handling biohazards.

Police departments do not clean crime scenes. Once the investigation is over, they leave the cleanup to the property owner or responsible party.  We often receive referrals from police departments clean and disinfect police cruisers, emergency transport vehicles and even jail / prison cells that may contain biohazards from inmates.

If you or someone you know has experienced a crime or trauma scene, please do not attempt to clean the scene yourself. Contact our office for assistance with your biohazard cleanup. We’ll ensure that the site is properly cleaned and returned to a safe, sanitized state expediently.

Sunday, July 20, 2014

Drug biohazards inside our prison systems

Over the past decade illegal drug activity has reached an all time high. From sales on streets to manufacturing these drugs, the presence of biohazards is always consistently found.  Bio Scene Clean Up specializes in the cleanup and remediation of biohazards associates with blood, death, crime, trauma, illegal drugs and other biohazard waste disposal needs.

When you hear about illegal drug activity you usually associate it with people who are selling, using and manufacturing in ordinary neighborhoods, however there is an increasing amount of illegal drug activity happing inside of prison facilities all across the United States.  Certain drugs are simple to manufacture with things that are accessible to inmates, many of whom are incarcerated because of illegal drug convictions.

Due to the types of biohazards created by these drugs and the potential risks for compromising the health and safety of staff and other inmates, prisons have began contracting professional licensed biohazard companies like Bio Scene Clean Up to clean these scenes. We are called to clean and disinfect jails, police holding cells, transport units and other areas associates with police departments and prisons. Some incidents not relating to illegal drugs are blood from fights, vomit and other bodily fluids found in holding cells, police cruisers, transport vehicles and even emergency response units.  These areas must be properly cleaned and completely disinfected to ensure the safety of anyone coming in contact with the areas again.  All materials from the cleaning must be disposed of according to the guidelines of State and Federal regulations. Our company maintains the proper certifications and permits necessary to transport and dispose of these types of waste.

If police departments or prison personnel were given the task to cleanup and disinfect these areas it would require every member to be specifically trained to handle and dispose all forms of biohazards, and maintain licenses and permits. They must also house all of the industrial chemicals and equipment necessary to perform these tasks.  The cost for even one municipality to maintain these types of services is astronomical.  In addition to eliminating themselves from liability of the cleanup, the costs associated with these incidents are the main reasons police and prisons have began contracting professional companies to perform work.