PROJECT MANAGEMENT - BUSINESS CONSULTATION - CONTINUITY PLANNING - CLASSES & TRAINING

All of our field workers are trained on a standard set of best practices and proprietary cleaning methods. Safety compliance is also a priority.

We offer group informational and awareness sessions about topics such as coronavirus awareness, disaster preparedness, chemical or biological contamination, bloodborne disease and personal protection equipment to help in times of emergencies. If you or your organization is interested in having our company provide educational awareness seminars for your public conference or private safety program, please contact us at Admin@cleansolutions.tech

CBRNE. CBRNE is a hazardous waste operation and emergency response situation that requires decontamination training for all companies. Clean Solutions™’ decontamination team receives this training. We follow the OSHA HAZWOPER guide (29 CFR 1910.120(q).

We also, as required by law, provide all employees with appropriate levels of personal protective equipment (PPE) under the HAZWOPER standard (29 CFR 1910.120(q)) sub part 1. The PPE used depends on how hazardous the substance release is, which includes the quantity and potential health effects to workers. Workers involved in decontamination work should also have proper immunizations including Tetanus A and B.

CBRNE. CBRNE is a hazardous waste operation and emergency response situation that requires decontamination training for all companies. Clean Solutions™’ decontamination team receives this training. We follow the OSHA HAZWOPER guide (29 CFR 1910.120(q).

We also, as required by law, provide all employees with appropriate levels of personal protective equipment (PPE) under the HAZWOPER standard (29 CFR 1910.120(q)) sub part 1. The PPE used depends on how hazardous the substance release is, which includes the quantity and potential health effects to workers. Workers involved in decontamination work should also have proper immunizations including Tetanus A and B.

A qualified vendor should be able produce these documents on-site, if required.

OSHA – Employee Safety

1. Training and compliance for bloodborne pathogens
2. *Written exposure control program
3. *Use and training in the proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
4. *Hazard assessment, communication training and SDS compliance
5. Training that is job-specific: hearing safety, fall protection, back safety and power tool safety.
6. Training and compliance in respiratory protection
7. Training in heat illness risk management, which includes on-site heat stress level testing
8. Hepatitis B vaccinations

EPA & State Environmental Agencies – Environmental Safety

1. *State-specific license medical waste generator
2. EPA RRP Lead Paint certified
3. Asbestos-compliant: (1) Does not disturb asbestos-containing materials in its process; (2) Is a licensed asbestos abatement contractor
4. License for medical waste transporter, if applicable
5. If applicable, contract with a licensed company for medical waste disposal
6. Ongoing medical waste handling/transporting and process training
7. Vehicles with hazardous placards

Industry’s Best Practices – Standard Procedures

1. Demonstrates an in-depth knowledge of the cleaning and disinfection processes
2. Biohazard remediation requires the use of specially designed chemicals
3. Referrals from customers that are valid
4. Training facility for employees
5. Background checks for employees
6. Random drug testing and pre-employment screening
7. Employees have clean driving records
8. Subcontractors are not allowed
9. Fully insured and bonded, with employee theft coverage
10. Workers’ compensation insurance
11. General liability commercial insurance
12. Environmental liability insurance for contractors
13. Vehicle insurance