Biohazard Cleanup
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A responsible cleanup process is based on the scene rather than a fixed checklist. The type of contamination, surface materials, extent of spread and any sharps or other hazards determine the work.
Identify what happened, whether the scene is released and accessible, and the obvious affected areas. Avoid disturbing evidence or restricted areas.
Limit access and use appropriate work practices and protective measures. In occupational settings, relevant OSHA requirements may apply.
Some materials can be cleaned and decontaminated; others may need removal because contamination has penetrated or cannot be reliably addressed in place.
The method and product should be suitable for the surface and biological contamination involved. The goal is not simply visual improvement.
OSHA sets requirements for employee protection around regulated waste, and final disposal must follow applicable federal, state and local rules.
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