Cleaning Up Crimes Scenes Takes A Strong Stomach And Stronger Mind
A Casper company does more than clean carpets and ducts, it's also called to crime scenes where it's never an easy task.
It's a job that requires tact, empathy and special gear.
“The trauma scenes are always the most difficult for people,"the owner said.
Murder, suicide and fatal workplace accidents leave emotional and psychological scars for colleagues who have to continue working in offices that became crime scenes.
Those scenes often involve blood, body fluids and other biohazards that have to be cleaned up before a home or workplace can function again.
Casper’s John Sleep, co-owner and general manager of the SERVPRO franchise, said his company gets a dozen or so calls a year, often from police victim’s services units, asking if his team can clean up a crime scene.
Author's summary: Cleaning crime scenes requires strong stomach and mind.
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