Learning OSHA's on the job methods when handling biohazardous waste and working in hazardous areas is strongly advised because it reduces the risk of accidents, potential lawsuits, and can lower a business's insurance rates.

The duty of a certified Biohazard removal company is to completely clean, sanitize and deodorize the site where a violent crime, suicide or traumatic accident has occurred.

Biohazard cleanup can be challenging work that requires employees to handle potentially hazardous materials such as blood and body fluids, and proper handling is essential to the safety of all concerned.

OSHA requires any employee having the potential of being exposed to bloodborne pathogens to complete a training program in such and personnel protective equipment. This includes individuals working in a wide range of industries.

We at IJCSA and it's members are happy to offer on-the-job training in bioremediation and safety compliance to all its employees in order to keep them safe during these challenging times and during the clean up procedures.

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