Pre-Service Preparation
Comprehensive checklist guide for Death Scene Cleanup in any city, any state
Published: 5/9/2025
Pre-Service Preparation
Pre-Service Preparation
- Conduct risk assessment of the site.
- Gather necessary personal protective equipment (PPE) including gloves, masks, and biohazard suits.
- Prepare cleaning and disinfecting supplies, including chemicals approved for biohazard cleanup.
During Service
- Establish a secure perimeter to prevent unauthorized access to the scene.
- Remove any biohazardous materials, ensuring proper containment and disposal methods.
- Clean and disinfect all affected surfaces, following safety protocols for hazardous material handling.
Post-Service Verification
- Conduct a thorough inspection of the site to ensure all biohazardous materials have been removed.
- Test surfaces for contamination, if applicable, to confirm complete decontamination.
- Provide a detailed report of the cleanup process, including any issues encountered and resolutions.
Local Requirements
- Obtain necessary permits for biohazard waste disposal as required by local regulations.
- Ensure compliance with local health department guidelines for death scene cleanup.
- Familiarize with any specific laws regarding the handling of deceased individuals and related materials in the area.