Online Certified Training Course
Bio-Trauma 911, Inc. has trained new crime scene cleanup technicians and biohazard remediation business owners since 2008. It’s a business and industry that we know and are extremely proficient at. Year after year, our crime scene cleaning course has been rated one of the best in the industry.
Over the years, we’ve trained students from all parts of the world, including Tennessee. Regardless of your geographical location, our training program can help you to realize your goal of business ownership or dream of working as a certified crime scene cleanup technician.
Tennessee Biohazard Remediation Training Course
Training New Technicians and Business Owners since 2008
What is Crime Scene Cleanup?
Crime scene cleanup is the specialized process of safely removing blood, bodily fluids, biohazardous materials, and other potentially infectious contaminants from locations affected by traumatic events, accidents, suicides, homicides, or unattended deaths. Unlike standard cleaning, crime scene cleanup requires specialized training, personal protective equipment, and strict adherence to OSHA regulations and industry best practices. Professional technicians disinfect, deodorize, and restore affected areas to a safe, sanitary condition while treating families, property owners, and businesses with compassion and discretion. Their work helps protect public health, minimizes exposure to harmful pathogens, and allows properties to be safely occupied once remediation is complete.
Why Should I Receive a Tennessee Biohazard Remediation Certification?
Proper training in crime scene cleanup and biohazard remediation is essential for anyone entering this specialized industry. Technicians must understand how to safely handle blood, bodily fluids, and other potentially infectious materials while following OSHA regulations, industry best practices, and proper decontamination procedures. Comprehensive training teaches the correct use of personal protective equipment, cleaning agents, disposal methods, and documentation requirements, helping reduce the risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens and cross-contamination. Beyond technical skills, quality training prepares professionals to respond with compassion, discretion, and confidence, ensuring they can protect public health while providing safe, effective, and respectful remediation services. Please click here to visit our training course.
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Not all online training programs are created equally. However, based on student feedback, our online course is just as good as any in-person or hands-on training course you could attend. An in-person training course, with travel, food and lodging, costs upwards of $1,800. Since many students aren’t able to take a week off work to attend an in-person course, or simply can’t afford it, this online certification course is a great option.
Yes of course you may. This course is open to students worldwide. That said, we are not familiar with every rule, regulation and law in every country, region, state or city. It’s up to you to determine if you will need additional training or certifications over and above what we provide through our course. Oftentimes, all you will need is to pay for a license to conduct business or apply for a permit to generate or haul biohazards. It is our experience that in most areas, our training course will provide you with all the training and resources you’ll need.
The methods and procedures for remediating a crime or trauma scene is the same, regardless of the city, state or country you live in. Some city, states and countries may require you to obtain a license to practice as a crime scene cleanup technician. This licensing requirement generally requires you to complete a form and send in a small payment. Once you complete our training course, inquire with your local licensing division to see if any other requirements should be met.
Yes, in most cases, you can open a business after you complete our Tennessee biohazard remediation training course. As a matter of fact, in most states, you don’t need a certification. However, we highly encourage everyone to complete our training course. Without proper training, you won’t have the skills or knowledge to completely, safely, and professionally remediate a crime or trauma related scene. Check with your state’s licensing division to see if any other steps need to be taken before you start your new business. Please send us a message if you have any additional questions.
Yes, our course is designed for both industry technicians and new business owners. You do not have to start your own business if you wish to simply work for another company.
Absolutely not! A high school diploma or college degree is not required for this course or to become a business owner. Although education is valuable, it’s not required.
No! We don’t conduct background investigations on our students. Misdemeanor and felony arrests and/or convictions will not prohibit you from taking our course or from receiving our certification.