Clean
Queens is at the forefront
of trauma and forensic cleaning
specialists to keep you and your public
safe.
Violent death and body
decomposition are biohazards.
Through blood and air borne
pathogens you risk HIV, hepatitis C,
tuberculosis, e.coli and
hantavirus.
NSW Police Force -
learn
more about the soaring rate of
hepatitis C - SMH, 12
February 2007.
The ways to pick up disease or
infection -
- You can breathe it in
- You can get it through your
eyes
- You can get by eating it
- You can get it through
microscopic broken skin
- You can be injected with it
- You can absorb it through your
skin
The dangers of infection and disease
are higher than ever before. Many of
these infections and diseases are air
borne and blood borne. Even blood borne
pathogens can be inhaled.
Under the WorkCover
NSW there is a "duty of
care" to employees and the public.
WorkCover includes all public
Government services, real estate
agents, the building Industry, body
corporates, shopping centres and even
the local bank. They all have a "duty
of care" towards staff and the general
public.
Our Specialties
Clean
Queens clean and disinfect
areas infected by the following disease
and viruses to eliminate
cross-infection.
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Blood
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Saliva
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Human Tissues
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Human Faeces
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Animal Faeces
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Bird Faeces
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Rodent Faeces
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Bird
Flu
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E.coli
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Gastroenteritis
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Hantavirus
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Hepatitis
A & B
Viruses
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Hepatitis
C Virus
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Human
immunodeficiency virus
(HIV)
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Staphylococcus
aureus (golden
staph)
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Salmonella
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If you have traces of
faecal bacteria on your hands
and you don't wash your hands
well enough it is spread
orally.
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Mononucleosis
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Tuberculosis
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is spread through close
contact with a person who is
infected. They only have to
cough, speak or sneeze to
spread the disease.
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Scabies
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are little mites spread
from person to person by touch
and contact with clothes or
objects other personal
items.
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Violent Death & Suicide
Persons dying violent deaths are
more likely than the general population
to be infected with HIV (Reardon,
Wise, Hart, Keilch, Warren, Brunner,
Ruiz (1994), HIV infection and violent
death (homicides/suicides), 10th
International AIDS Conference 1994 Aug
7-12,10 (244).)
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