PROFESSIONAL BLOOD SPILL AND TRAUMA SCENE CLEANUP IN CINCINNATI, OHIO

Since 1995, Steri-Clean® Cincincatti has been an industry-trusted and acclaimed leader in blood and biohazard cleanup.  Whether it is a workplace accident, a domestic dispute, the scene of a crime, or a suicide, we are here to help get the affected area back to a safe and healthy environment. 

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Cleaning blood can be both dangerous and hazardous to your emotional well-being and health.  Blood can carry dangerous and sometimes highly contagious bloodborne pathogens that can survive on surfaces for weeks at a time if not properly remediated.  The residue left after a blood spill can be especially dangerous or even life-threatening. 

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Unfortunately, extraordinary events can blindside you both emotionally and financially. That’s why Steri-Clean® Cincinnati works with all major insurance carriers, who may cover our services, in part or in full. In some cases, you may not have to pay any out-of-pocket costs for blood clean up.

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Some Of Our Services Include:

• Blood 

• Bodily Fluids

• Crime Scenes

• Homicides

• Industrial Accidents

• Infection Control

• OPIM (other potentially infectious materials) 

• Roadway / Traffic Accidents

• Suicides

• Trauma Accidents

 

Steri-Clean® Cincinnati recognizes that every single blood cleanup scene and every single blood cleanup situation is unique. No two are ever exactly the same.  We strive to treat every client with respect, compassion, and empathy.  You can find comfort in knowing that our technicians will arrive in discreet vehicles at a moment's notice; 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.  

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Don't take a chance on your health and safety, call us today, and let Steri-Clean® Cincinnati provide you with the peace of mind that your home or work environment is properly remediated and safe to occupy!

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Steri-Clean® Cincinnati Adheres To All Local, State, Federal And OSHA Standards And Protocols

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At Steri-Clean® Cincinnati, we adhere to OSHA’s universal guidelines for handling blood and other potentially infectious materials (OPIM). We also observe the best practices set forth by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Department of Transportation (DOT), and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA).

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The Ohio Law Regulating Trauma Scene Clean Up

The Ohio EPA’s Infectious Waste Program regulates the generation, treatment, packaging, storage, transportation, and disposal of infectious waste in the state. Small quantity generators and large quantity generators have different disposal requirements. The complete detailed disposal requirements are outlined in Ohio Revised Code Chapter (ORC) 3734 and 3745-27-30 Standards for generators of infectious wastes

 

OSHA Regulations

In addition to the state medical waste environmental regulations, there are some Occupational Safety and Health Administration rules that apply to medical/infectious waste. Ohio is one of 26 states covered entirely by the federal OSHA program. OSHA rules (Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens Standards) impact various aspects of medical/infectious waste, including management of sharps, requirements for containers that hold or store medical/infectious waste, labeling of medical/infectious waste bags/containers, and employee training.

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Reference Links:

Ohio Environmental Protection Agency

Ohio Revised Code Chapter (ORC) 3734 

Standards For Generators Of Infectious Wastes

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We Are Southern Ohio's Trusted Experts In Blood, Bloodborne Pathogen, Bloodborne disease and Biohazard Cleanup. We service all of Southern Ohio, including Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton and surrounding areas.

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Call Steri-Clean® Cincinnati Today!

1-888-577-7206

Our call center is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. 

Restoring Homes and Lives®

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