Articles Tagged with ''forensic restoration''

Jordan Frady shares how compassion, training and teamwork help elevate biohazard remediation beyond the cleanup.

Crime and trauma scene cleanup is one of restoration’s most complex services, this article provides insights on compliance, safety and emotional care.

Jeff Jones outlines the tactical, science-based approach to fentanyl remediation for restoration professionals.  

On this episode of Ask The Expert, Jeff Jones discusses fentanyl, human decomposition and the science behind safe and effective remediation.

Join Microbial Warrior’s elite training on fentanyl abatement, August 19–22 at E3 Drying Academy. Learn from the industry’s top expert.

Don't miss the chance to participate in the Microbial Warrior 2.0 Training Experience at E3 Drying Academy in Indianapolis, IN, from May 12th to 17th, 2025. Led by Master Trainer Jeff Jones, this training covers advanced techniques in forensic restoration, biohazard decontamination and abatement. 

First Onsite Property Restoration strengthens its biohazard response capabilities with CBRT certification for its Pensacola branch, ensuring expert remediation for crime scenes, trauma events and infectious disease threats.

Bloodborne pathogens, hidden threats in human blood and bodily fluids, pose significant risks. Learn how to recognize transmission risks and implement essential safety practices to protect yourself and your coworkers from Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C and HIV.

Compassion and emotional support are essential for successful biohazardous cleanup crews. Find out how crime scene and trauma cleaning specialists can provide critical emotional support to families during their most challenging times, transforming scenes of loss into stories of hope and rebuilding. 

Crime scene cleanup requires specialized knowledge, strict safety standards, and a sensitive approach to handle the aftermath of traumatic events. This guide explores the critical steps in the cleanup process, highlights key safety considerations, and addresses common misconceptions.