What do ‘Biohazard,’ ‘Chemical,’ and ‘Environmental’ mean in a car auction?

The terms ‘BC – Biohazardous/Chemical’ refer to any biological or chemical substances that pose a danger to humans, animals, or the environment. Examples include body fluids, human tissue, blood, and recombinant DNA. Understanding these classifications helps ensure that all potential bidders are aware of the conditions and risks associated with these vehicles before participating in an auction. Biohazard cleanup requires professional attention and involves comprehensive procedures to remove and disinfect biological hazards from a car. This process includes decontamination, cleaning, removal, disinfecting, odor elimination, and sanitizing, ensuring the vehicle is safe for future use.

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Updated: August 21, 2024, 4:49 PM  

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