Emergency Vehicle Decontamination Service

Decontamination for Emergency Services

Complete Environmental Services provide a service for decontamination to the Emergency Vehicles in the UK, such as Police cars, Ambulance, Vetinary sector, Fire Brigade and any other vulnerable vehicle, which removes the risk of infection after a blood and/or body fluid spill as part of the cleanup service. The risk of infection is high in places like cars, vans, ambulances, prison exchange vehicles and is is easy for contagious disease to be spread in these places.

Viral and disease decontamination is also undertaken along with blood removal. Communal areas such as toilets, and shower areas are sanitized with disinfectants.

Biohazards are another threat - blood, urine, faces and vomit need to be removed immediately and the area disinfected safely to provide a hygienic and safe environment to both the police personnel and criminal inmates.

We have a team of highly trained individuals to ensure procedures relating to decontamination and the removal of any biohazard materials are done correctly in full accordance with current Health & Safety, government and COSHH procedures.

Why use Complete?

Complete Environmental Services are licenced waste carriers & dispose of all items in a legal, environmentally responsible manner in full accordance with all current UK legislation. We are members of BPCA, Safe Contractors Approved, NPTA, Biokil Crown Approved Contractor and Altius Approved Vendor.

We have been successfully fulfilling national contracts to commercial customers and individuals for over 15 years. We are professionally trained, fully insured and accredited members of some of the nations most respected industry certification bodies. Our trauma cleaning & disinfection procedures allow us to not only meet but to exceed the 2010 Biocide Product Directive standards against Avian flu, A/H1N1 Swine flu, MRSA, C.difficile, Listeria, Paeruginosa, E-coli, S.Aureas, Enterococcus hirea, Bacillus subtillis, Asperigilus niger, Salmonella, Legionella pneumophilia and many more.

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