Trauma Scene Management (TRW#071)...

Crime, Death & Biohazardous Contamination Scenes

The aftermath of a death - be it natural, accidental, intentional or involving a crime - is one of the most traumatic and emotional times for the survivors. Any person who comes into contact with biohazardous materials (blood, body fluids, pathological waste) is at high risk for contracting infections or contagious diseases, some of which can be fatal. That is why it is extremely important to utilize the services of a skilled and experienced company. California Emergency Services provides professional mitigation services in a compassionate manner.

CES exercises the utmost caution in terms of cleaning and sanitizing an area so that it is safe to inhabit in a timely manner. We are trained to evaluate the contaminated area, determine the best course of action for cleanup and sanitization, carry out these services and then provide any necessary disposal services to an appropriate disposal site for incineration. Utilizing proper personal protective equipment and the most effective chemicals available, CES will address all contaminated areas in the appropriate manner and will restore your property to a safe, livable condition.

In addition to cleaning up biohazardous sites, CES can also respond to cleaning up premises that are deemed a health hazard due to animal contamination or excessive garbage contamination. This includes removing all personal property considered a hazard, disposing of it in the proper manner and then decontaminating the structure to a livable condition.

California Emergency Services is able to offer the highest level of expertise available due to our knowledge, experience, certification and affiliations with organizations specializing in trauma scene management. We are completely up to date on all of the current regulations and laws and in compliance with Senate Bill 1034. California Emergency Services is licensed by the state as a Medical Waste Trauma Scene Waste Management Practitioner. CES is also certified in Bloodborne Pathogens & Trauma Scene Training (TRW#071).

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