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The main causes of major industrial accidents come about when people are working with hazardous materials and dangerous equipment. While safety regulations minimize the risk of industrial accidents, there is always a chance of disaster when working with complex machinery. The biggest cause is human error and not following safety regulations to their fullest.

It is never a good idea to remove a discarded needle yourself. While the risk is small, you could get sick or infected if the needle pokes your skin or an existing cut. It is best to call professionals when you find a discarded needle, in order to ensure it is picked up and disposed of correctly without any risk to you. 1st Trauma Scene Clean Up can help. Link to OSHA

Because of the risks inherent with biohazard clean up, provincial and federal regulations and protocols must be strictly adhered to. TSCU not only complies with all provincial and federal regulations and WorkSafe BC protocols but also with the standards set forth by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) in the United States. The safety of TSCU personnel is paramount and is proud to state that in the 18 years the company has been operating, we have not experienced a single safety incident or complaint.

Carfentanil is an even stronger type of fentanyl; it has up to 100 times the strength of regular fentanyl. Of course, this makes it up to 100 times more deadly. Carfentanil is not intended for human use and is used by veterinarians to sedate large animals like elephants.

Fentanyl is a medical-grade sedative and is most often used in hospitals under controlled conditions. A small amount, the size of a grain of sand, can cause an overdose. If it is not created or administered professionally, fentanyl is easy to overdose on. However, it is becoming increasingly common for those cooking drugs to add fentanyl to cocaine or heroin to give a bigger high for a smaller price. Some people also recreationally use fentanyl because it is more potent, which makes it more addictive, posing an additional deadly risk.