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New England Livery Services Re-energized

Posted on 10/28/2011 at 12:22 pm by Bio-Specialists
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New England Livery Services LLc, the sister company to BioSpecialists LLc is resuming a full array of Livery services to New England communities. New England Livery had taken a short one year break from service in order to allow us to focus upon the development of specialized BioRecovery Services that Biospecialists is now providing.

Now that BioSpecialists has secured a foothold in Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts, we are able to resume our Livery Services. New England Livery services will once again serve funeral homes, state agencies, federal agencies and medical examiners from New England to metropolitan New York and New Jersey. We are fortunate to have retained the loyalty of most of our clients, many of whom we have know for years, it pleases us greatly to be of service to them once again.

We have rounded out our fleet with the purchase of two new vehicles and will have both units outfitted by the end of November or sooner.

US Department of Transportation: USDOT 2136156
Biomedical Waste Transporter License Number: B507
Waste Generator License Number: 3197
Florida Transporter License: 7623

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Police, EMS Personel, Medical Examiners, and or Funeral Directors, do not clean up any trauma, suicide or crime scene and will not handle any medical waste disposal. This burden is on you.

OSHA is very strict and responds rapidly to reported violations. OSHA has imposed fines ranging from $7,000 to $70,000 for serious and willful violations of the Bloodborne Pathogen Training Standard.

If the collected body fluids/tissues are not properly destroyed, the Sanitary Code has provisions for the imposition of fines of up to $25,000 and imprisonment for up to two years for violation of 105CMR480.000.

The costs of a lawsuit or workmen’s compensation claim for an improper cleaning are many times greater than the costs of a proper recovery.

The majority of scene recovery costs are covered under most insurance policies.

The secondary emotional trauma inflicted by cleaning a tragic crime or suicide scene will often last much longer than the initial shock of discovery.

Employing a professional bio recovery company that can handle all the medical waste disposal also avoids a significant exposure to a worker’s compensation claim and reduces the liability for a lawsuit.

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Q: Can an employee of my business cleanup blood from a suicide scene?

A: Yes, but before an employee of your business can legally (and safely) clean up and disinfect blood from the scene of a suicide (or truama scene, accident, blood spill etc.) he or she must meet the guidelines set in Federal Regulation 29CFR1910:1030. To protect the safety of your employees and... (Read More)

Q: Do I have to use the cleaning services company my Insurance Agent recommends?

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