Trauma cleaning scenario

When a loved one commits suicide or is a victim of a violent crime, the scene left behind might be too painful or traumatic for family and friends of the loved one. One of the most distressing parts of a crime scene, suicide or accident is the need to make the area safe for living. It is due to such incidents or serious accidents, that a delicate situation which leads to trauma and how to handle the situation with regards to property and public places.

Most property owner’s lack the knowledge and equipment in regards to a safe and permanent clean-up when decontaminating the scene. Cleaning the place would be psychologically difficult for most individuals including family members and friends if they don’t have the skill to decontaminate and clean the blood-borne diseases that might occur. It is very natural to call and inform the police and crime scene investigators. But what about the mess left behind after the evidence is collected?

It is essential to call trained, professional and experienced specialists, who have dealt with such cases. Bio Cleanse Services provides trauma cleaning service with the assurance to restore the contaminated property to its original condition. Call us 0412 547 547 or 042 741 1789 or visit http://www.bio-cleanse.com.au/services/trauma-cleaning/

How dry ice blasting fits into the CSR strategy

With the rise of global warming and other environmental problems the world is facing today, there has been a strong call for businesses, whether small or large, to adhere to eco-friendly practices. This is where CSR has come up as a sounding board for companies to measure their practices along three dimensions – people, planet and profit. CSR stands for Corporate Social Responsibility. It is a management concept whereby companies integrate social and environmental concerns to be in tandem with business operations and interactions.

Some of the thrust areas under the CSR are eco-efficiency; operational costs savings and workers safety. Under CSR, businesses work towards refining the business operations in terms of the impact it will have on the wellbeing of the staff, community and the environment in general. 

Dry Ice Blasting is a type of cleaning which is employed in aerospace, food and beverage, foundry and historical restoration. It uses Dry Ice pellets which are blasted onto the contaminated surface, severing the dirt from the surface. The pellets undergo sublimation, whereby it is directly transformed from solid state to gas state without passing the liquid state. This is advantageous as the dry ice will vanish, leaving only the cleaned debris behind. Hence, there is no other secondary residual waste to be cleaned. This is unlike traditional cleaning methods such as soda blasting, sand blasting and water blasting, which leave behind a great deal of secondary waste for cleanup.

Therefore, Dry Ice Blasting fits into the CSR strategy for the following reasons: 

• It leaves back no carbon footprint. Hence business operations are able to swing back into routine within less downtime. It saves time for business productivity. 

• Since it leaves no residue and is not a chemical cleaning process, worker safety and health is ensured. There is no risk of exposure to airborne chemical residues for workers. 

• Dry Ice Blasting doesn’t use water as a medium. Hence, the risk for mould or mildew is eliminated. 

• Since there is no need for secondary cleanup, additional costs are eliminated. 

• It is non-abrasive, non-flammable and non-conductive. 

• As there is no emission of harmful gases or substances into the environment, it is not a hazardous process for the ecosystem. 

• The Dry Ice pellets are manufactured by recycling Carbon Dioxide. 

Bio-Cleanse provide professional Dry Ice Blasting services, besides many others. To harness this eco-friendly cleaning process, visit www.bio-cleanse.com.au/services/dry-ice-blasting/ for more information.

Why dry ice blasting is a green cleaning process

Dry Ice blasting is the process of using liquid Carbon Dioxide (Dry Ice) pellets for cleaning purposes. This process is favoured by many companies as it is very eco-friendly, safe and hassle-free. It is a much better option than other processes like sand blast, water blast, etc.

Following are the reasons why Dry Ice blasting is a green cleaning process:

• Dry Ice is an industrial byproduct. When it is used for cleaning, it undergoes the process of sublimation. This ensures that no harmful chemical residue is left behind, causing unnecessary hassle of a secondary cleanup. Hence, it is a wealth, generated out of waste. 

• It doesn't add to the Carbon Dioxide level in the atmosphere, thus not a threat to the ozone layer. 

• Dry Ice blasting doesn’t create secondary waste like other cleaning processes. In this way, impact on environmental safety and the immediate vicinity is reduced. 

• Workers won’t face the risk of being prone to airborne chemicals and solvents. 

• Dry Ice blasting is tested to be safe on food processing equipment. 

• With Dry Ice blasting, one is freed from the special care, handling and regulatory obedience to laws of waste disposal as this method doesn’t produce any waste at all like other processes.

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Call 042 741 1789 or visit us at Bio Cleanse Pty Ltd.