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These employees have been hardened and trained through hands-on experience and also have the right materials and knowledge to get to work professionally.
In our country, about 120 people are murdered each year, and about 1,800 people die by suicide. This happens regularly in Overijssel. The police, fire department, and medical teams are called in to investigate at the scene of the crime.
In the case of a murder, the area is cordoned off to preserve evidence and keep onlookers out of the way. But that’s not the only reason; the risk of contamination also plays a major role. It’s no coincidence that detectives wear white sterile suits during the investigation to prevent the spread of bacteria and viruses, among other things. Once the body has been removed, the investigation has been completed, and the crime scene has been cleared, “the Pros” from 12B Clean step in to clean up the scene.

As a crime scene cleaner, you need to be mentally strong, set your emotions aside, and proceed step by step to carry out your work professionally. The sooner the scene of the incident is restored to normal, the better it is for the victims’ families and the surrounding community.
The odor of a decomposing body is often overwhelming and attracts pests. This makes it necessary to choose an appropriate approach to prevent the situation from getting worse. The scene of the incident is always cleaned up as a team. This allows them to work efficiently and support one another in the process.

Priority 1:
Fluids released upon death may contain disease-causing viruses and bacteria. To prevent infection with TB, hepatitis, HIV, etc., it is very important to immediately and thoroughly clean, sanitize, and disinfect the area.
To clean up blood and fluid stains, “The Pros” at 12B Clean use industrial and chemical cleaning agents they have developed themselves, which fully comply with the requirements established by biohazard regulations. “The Pros” deliver professional results and are able to leave the crime scene completely clean and odor-free within a few hours.
Priority 2:
Cleaning up a crime scene is a job that involves a lot of work. Specialized training for these assignments is therefore essential. It’s also very important to be personally resilient, because you never really get used to it.
They are trained in biohazard procedures and know which methods and resources are required. Furthermore, we more than meet the stringent requirements, with an emphasis on the human aspect: respect for the person in question and their loved ones.

Please call one of our staff members if you have any questions or would like a quote.