Crime Scene Cleaning & Forensic Cleaning | Nationwide Services

Understandably, the death of someone close to you such as family or colleague in your work is a very traumatic event. The scene that results often must be cleaned properly to reduce the risk of biohazard contamination through contact with bodily fluid that spreads in the household or office.

The task of cleaning up a death scene, trauma or crime scene is not like any ordinary clean. It is a far more complex and specialised type of cleaning that requires specific training and experience. Crime scene cleaners are experts in their field and are able to identify the biohazard dangers in a crime scene and know how to correctly clean the area and eliminate the biohazard danger and restore your house to a safe and habitable state. What looks like some trace of blood on the carpet can turn into a very large bloodstain that has soaked in underneath the floorboards and into the substrate beneath. If the blood hasn’t been correctly cleaned and removed, it can pose health hazards to future occupants of the house.

Quite often this can involve the removing and disposal of furniture, carpets, tiles and other household items. Every Trauma, Death or Crime Scene is different, and the difficulty can vary greatly. Let professionals handle the hazardous and difficult tasks for you.

What is involved in Crime Scene and Forensic Cleaning?

Crime Scene Cleaning and Forensic Cleaning is a term used to describe the arduous and highly specialised task that biohazard technicians undertake to clean after an assault, crime, homicide, suicide or any traumatic accident involving blood or body fluids occured in a property or outside.

After a death, trauma or accident, the risk for disease and illness rises exponentially if the hazard is not mitigated and remediated as a priority. As such, Crime Scene and Forensic Cleaners are tasked with the mitigation of loss and potential additional contamination caused by pathogens, bacteria, contaminants and chemicals present at the scene.

What do Specialists in Crime Scene Cleanups Do

The task of cleaning up a crime scene is not an ordinary one and without a proper official and specialised training, individuals can contract a serious illness or injury. Our Crime Scene Cleaning and Biohazard Technicians at Trauma Cleaner Australia have undergone extensive and ongoing on-the-field training to handle and remove biological hazards and understand regulations and safety procedures around their clean up and disposal. Crime Scene Cleaning Technicians arrive at the scene with the number one priority to protect everyone from any hazard and proceed to isolate and control the crime scene. They begin by taking a detailed history of the premises and its occupants to be aware of any illnesses and concerns.

They also come prepared with personal protective equipment (PPE) that includes regulated HAZMAT suits, face masks and shields, and disposable double gloves and double boots taped to the body for further protection. In addition, specialised disinfectants and sanitisers, innovative equipment and remediate to the lowest point of saturation. When Trauma Cleaner Australia completes a Crime Scene Cleaning or Forensic Cleaning job, we can provide a full report of work and certificate of treatment, which gives assurance to the current and future occupants that the site has been restored to a safe standard.

What is the Crime Scene Clean up Technicians Skill requirements?

Compassion: Our technicians have extensive experience in cleaning trauma scenes including unattended deaths, suicides, crimes and so on. We understand the discrete nature of the work and we can provide families and people affected with support and discretion, as well as reassurance that no trace of the scene has been left behind

Training: All Crime Scene Cleaning Technicians must undergo official specialised training, sometimes overseas, on things such as the safe handling and disposal of biohazards and sharps, best practices, the use of Personal Protective Equipment. Crime Scene Cleaning Technicians also require to be IICRC certified.

Fit: The job of crime scene cleaner is very demanding, both physically and mentally as they are often required to work long hours in full hazmat suits, multiple layers of protection, wearing respirators that restrict the air flow, and operate heavy machinery; all of these sometimes in hot weather.

Attention to detail: Crime Scene Cleaning technicians follow a stringent process which ensures that the process of remediation is carried completely in every potentially infected square meter of a property.

Availability & Commitment: A Crime Scene Cleaner does not work the typical 9-5-hour office job and requires flexibility. As a result, a Crime Scene Cleaner must be on call 7 days a week, often 24 hours as emergency situations and needs arise.

Trauma Cleaner Australia | Premium Traumatic Crime Scene and Forensic Clean-ups in Australia

Trauma Cleaner Australia is your first choice for bioremediation works and any gross type of work that is outside the skillset of a regular cleaner. We provide first class service to all classes of Traumatic Accident and Crime Scene Cleaning in Australia, in all states and suburbs including New South Wales (NSW), Victoria (VIC), Queensland (QLD), South Australia (SA), Western Australia (WA), Northern Territory (NT), Australian Capital Territory (ACT) and Tasmania (TAS). Our cities and suburbs include and are not limited to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Hobart, Darwin and Canberra.

We provide specialised cleaning of biohazard to homeowners, business owners, real estate agents, investors, insurance companies and government agencies.

To speak to Trauma Cleaner Australia’s Crime Scene Cleaning Technicians, to get additional information of our services such as quotation, scope of work and reach, leave us a message or call 1300 246 429. We operate year-round, 7 days a week and on call 24/7 to aid families and individuals going through traumatic events.

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