Commercial biohazard cleanup

What the work involves

• Working with your facility, safety or risk contact from the first call.
• Scheduling around business hours, guests, patients or production where possible.
• Containment so the rest of the building can keep operating.
• Removal, cleaning and disinfection, with waste handled under state rules.
• Written documentation for your incident file, insurer or property owner.

What to expect

Many businesses prefer to set up an account before they need one, so a manager on a night shift knows who to call. See corporate accounts for vendor setup.

What to do now

• Keep staff and customers out of the area.
• Follow your exposure control plan if employees may have had contact.
• Keep any incident report number handy.
• Tell us about access, alarms and hours.

Where we do this work

Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas. Each state page covers the rules that affect cleanup there.

• Tennessee
• Kentucky
• Virginia
• North Carolina
• Georgia
• Alabama
• Mississippi
• Arkansas

This page is general information, not legal, medical or insurance advice. Rules change; check current requirements with the agency named.