INFECTIOUS WASTE HANDLING

Red Alert's technicians are trained and equipped to prevent exposure of such pathogens.

Our cleaning techniques can be effective in preventing further contamination of hepatitis and HIV. Our technique to cleaning includes treating all human blood and certain human fluids are as if known to be infectious for HIV, HBV, or other bloodborne pathogens. This approach includes the use of barrier precautions by employees such as the protecive suit worn by the technician above, to prevent direct skin, parenteral, or mucus membrane contact with blood or other body fluids that are visibly contaminated with blood.

Red Alert is O.S.H.A. Compliant, and we adheres to strict guidelines of both the State of Texas and federal government. We use state-of-the-art equipment and specifically designed cleaners and disinfectants that will sterilize and deodorize the affected area. These EPA registered disinfectants and deodorizers are designed to combat bloodborne pathogens. Red Alert Actively maintains an exposure control plan which all employees adhere to .

Working in connection with police, medical examiners, fire departments, and coroner offices, Red Alert's main objective is to provide you with the most efficient professional service available. 

Specimens of blood or other potentially infectious material are placed in disposal containers to prevent leakage and expulsion during handling, and transporting

Contaminated items and other potentially infectious material can release dangerous bloodborne pathogens not only in items that you physically contact, but also within the air you breathe. You owe it to yourself and your employees not to expose yourself with such potentialy dangerous biohazards.