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Safety procedures for your facility.

In a lab, a cleanroom or a plant, safety and compliance are not paperwork. They are the job, and our people are trained and documented for it before they walk in.

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Safety starts on the site walk

Every program starts with safety: for our crews, for your people and for the integrity of the room. We train for the hazards of your building, document the training and keep the records next to your cleaning logs.

OSHA-aligned practices
Hazard communication, PPE, and lockout and tagout awareness, trained before the first shift.
Biosafety training
Your site's biosafety procedures and bloodborne-pathogen safety, for every crew member who enters a lab.
Gowning and aseptic behavior
Your posted gown-in sequence and the conduct your controlled rooms require.
Insurance and documentation
Certificates and training records available on request, before the contract is signed.
  • Four wall dispensers with blue, red, yellow and green panels feed four matching jugs on a steel rack beside a sink.
  • A man in goggles and a mask handles blue dispensers over jugs of yellow, red and teal cleaning concentrate.
  • A man in a navy Add Life polo and blue mask stands before a wall of mops, colored cloths and jugs of cleaning chemicals.
  • A man in a navy Add Life polo, knit cap and teal mask holds a handheld sprayer by a yellow mop bucket and a backpack vacuum.
  • Green, red and blue cloths hang on a cart in the foreground, a man in goggles and a mask behind it, a slide beyond.
  • A man in goggles, a mask and blue gloves reaches a dispenser handle toward jugs of yellow, red and blue cleaning concentrate.
  • A low view of a blue mop head on the floor, a man in a navy polo and mask holding the handle beside a yellow caution sign.

Safety and compliance, end to end

  1. Crew safety

    OSHA and hazard-communication training, PPE for every task, chemical-handling procedures, and incident reporting that reaches you in writing, with what happened and what we did.

  2. Room integrity

    Gowning and aseptic behavior, cross-contamination control, biohazard segregation, and a plan for spills and excursions agreed with your EHS lead.

  3. Compliance

    Site-specific training, agreed access procedures and documentation for your quality team.

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