Exposure to Pathogens & Infectious Diseases

• Bloodborne Pathogens and Health Risks: Blood and bodily fluids can carry dangerous pathogens such as HIV, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, and MRSA, which pose significant health risks if not handled properly.
• Survival Duration on Surfaces: According to research and CDC/OSHA guidelines, these pathogens can remain infectious on environmental surfaces for extended periods—Hepatitis B can survive up to 7 days, Hepatitis C up to 4 days, while HIV typically survives only minutes to hours outside the body. This longevity means ordinary household cleaners are insufficient for safe removal.
• Necessity of Trained Professionals and Proper PPE: Only trained professionals equipped with proper disinfectants and personal protective equipment (PPE) should handle biohazard cleanup. They follow the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard to ensure safe, thorough decontamination and reduce the risk of infection to occupants and cleanup workers.

Emotional and Psychological Impact

• Lingering Emotional Memories: Even after the physical cleanup, memories of the traumatic event can persist, making it hard to move on and heal.
• Risk of Emotional Retraumatization: Attempting to clean the scene yourself can retraumatize you, forcing repeated exposure to distressing sights and sensations.
• Compassionate Professional Support: Our team handles the cleanup with care and empathy, sparing you from revisiting the scene so you can focus fully on your recovery and peace of mind.

Legal and Regulatory Compliance

• Florida Department of Health Standards: Biohazard cleanup in Florida must comply with the Florida Department of Health regulations, which require proper handling, packaging, storage, treatment, and disposal of biomedical waste to protect public health and the environment. Facilities or service providers generating or managing such waste must often obtain permits and follow detailed protocols for waste segregation, containment in approved containers, and documentation.
• OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard: Cleanup operations must also adhere to OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens Standard, which mandates the use of appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), employee training, and strict procedures for safely managing exposure risks from blood and bodily fluids. This standard aims to protect cleanup workers and future occupants from infectious diseases.
• Liability and Environmental Fines for Non-Compliance: Failure to comply with Florida health regulations and OSHA standards can lead to serious legal liabilities, including fines imposed by regulatory agencies, environmental penalties, and insurance claim denials. Non-compliance also increases the risk of health hazards for residents or employees returning to the site.
• Ensuring Safe, Legal, and Thorough Cleanup: Hiring trained, certified professionals who follow all state and federal regulations ensures that biohazard cleanup is performed thoroughly and safely. This minimizes health risks, protects legal standing, and provides peace of mind that cleanup procedures meet or exceed all regulatory requirements.

Compassionate, Private Response

Your privacy matters. Our crews arrive in unmarked vehicles and work with quiet professionalism. We are there to help, not to draw attention or cause more distress.

Rapid 24/7 Emergency Availability

Blood and biohazard scenes can’t wait. We’re available day or night, weekends, holidays, whenever you need us. T.A.C.T. Miami responds quickly to ensure safety and peace of mind.

Trained & Certified Technicians

Every member of our team is fully trained in OSHA-certified processes and equipped with advanced biohazard remediation tools. Our safety-first approach protects everyone involved.

Family Owned. Community-Driven.

We’re not a distant franchise — we’re a family-owned and operated business serving Miami and the surrounding areas. Our knowledge of local regulations and community needs drives our work.