Trauma Scene Management

Due to the risks involved with biologically dangerous materials and the potential liability, Asepsis Technology has developed specialized services for the cleanup and disposal of blood and other biohazardous waste.

Our bloodborne pathogen technicians are trained to recognize the importance of regulations which are intended to minimize the threat of disease caused by pathogens such as Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and Hepatitis B Virus (HBV).

Police officers, firefighters, coroner's investigators, and insurance adjusters can focus their efforts when responding to crisis situations. They can be assured that trauma scenes will be efficiently processed when turned over to family or private business owners. Private businesses and public agencies can now get blood spills removed quickly from public view. Insurance companies can also more efficiently process claims for their insureds.

Our trained technicians efficiently sanitize the area with the appropriate chemical agents, remove soiled or stained materials and dispose of them by approved methods such as incineration.

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Asepsis Technology is the answer to the difficult task of cleaning up blood and other medical waste at trauma scenes.

Most of our emergency response cases involve violent acts or biohazardous spills in public view. These scenes demand and receive expeditious containment and abatement skills of our technicians.

Our services are more often utilized by families or property management staff faced with a residence where a body had been found weeks or months after a death had occurred. Even though the result of a natural death, medical and environmental health specialists caution the public, families, and even our staff, about entering these type of contaminated environments. Potential disease causing bacteria and viruses could be an acute and chronic health issue producing multiple hazards.

Blood and other fluid spills from a dead body, even in natural deaths, give off a putrid offensive odor. These odors are caused by bacteria. Any person entering these areas, needs to wear personal protective equipment (PPE). Most hard surfaces affected in these cases can be cleaned and disinfected. Yet, items that are soft, fibrous or porous, such as clothing, furniture, drapes and carpeting may need to be disposed of in a proper manner.

By participating in the legislative process and furthering education through involvement in various associations, Asepsis Technology has helped to define the standards by which regulations have been set.

As a result of this leadership, SB 1034, an amendment to the California Health and Safety Code, requires than any company who cleans up blood or body fluids shall register with the California Department of Health Services in Sacramento. Know the credentials of the company you hire. Ask for insurance and bonding certificates.

Recognized as a leader and pioneer of the trauma scene management concept, Asepsis Technology has been the driving force behind long term benefits to the health and safety of the public it serves.

You can depend on Asepsis Technology for the technical competence and professional sensitivity needed to handle your trauma scene.

Information to our Customers

Asepsis Technology is insured and bonded, and complies with all federal OSHA, state Medical Waste Management, SB 1034, and local regulations pertaining to trauma scene waste handling, disinfection, waste abatement and disposal.

Our goal at Asepsis Technology is to deliver the most expeditious and competent service in trauma scene management. Asepsis Technology guarantees the operation to your satisfaction. We offer a Certificate of Completion attesting to our work, for future disclosure issues.

Prior to commencement of any operation, an assessment of the damage will be conducted, and you will receive a written proposal.

We sincerely understand your emotional concerns during these times, however, a deposit will be required before we can proceed with the operation. The balance will be due upon completion. For your convenience, we accept payment through cash, check, VISA or Mastercard.

Despite the growth and changes within the industry, we cling to our goal...to deliver the most expedious and competent service in trauma scene management.