crime scene cleaner
Post-incident decontamination specialist
A crime scene cleaner is someone who specializes in cleaning up after violent deaths, suicides, or other incidents that leave behind blood, bodily fluids, and biohazardous material.
The work requires training in handling dangerous substances and often follows police investigation.
Also called a forensic cleaner or biohazard remediation technician.
After the coroner left, the family hired a crime scene cleaner.
- biohazardDangerous living organism risk
- bloodBody's oxygen carrier
- blood spatterDispersed droplets of blood
- bleachChemical stain and germ killer
- hazmatToxic materials needing precautions
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Crime scene investigators
homicide detective · forensic analyst · detective · medical examiner · coroner
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Expert in genetic identification
forensic scientist · crime lab technician · forensic pathologist · archivist
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