Employers can avoid the legal liabilities associated with violation of the OSHA Bloodbourne Pathogens Rules and the Sanitary Code. Federal Regulation 29CFR1910.1030 states that no employee can be placed in a position to be exposed to blood spills witout first:

Receiving bloodborne pathogen ( BBP) training. 

Having a written BBP exposure control plan.

Having been provided personal protective equipment (PPE).

Having been offered a Hepatitus B vaccine and  exposure evaluation and follow up.

Being provided with a method to remove and properly store the biohazardous waste for disposal at an approved site.

At  Aegis BioRecovery, LLC no job is too big or small. Our services range from removing a small spot of blood to large scale, multi-casualty scenes which include the abatement of biological or infectious hazards such as the bagging of bodily tissue and blood soaked items, removal of contaminated items  that cannot be cleaned or disinfected, cleaning and disinfecting of solid surfaces, carpets, furniture, and other items, cleanup of  fingerprint powder and other residues and odor control.