Preparation room routine
Between-case treatment supplementing standard infection-control protocols; useful after notifiable disease preparations.
Funeral homes balance strict infection-control needs with a public-facing environment that must feel calm and considered at all times. UV-C treatment addresses the clinical requirement without introducing the chemical smell or clinical feel that undermines the setting.
Funeral service professionals manage a range of infectious disease exposures — from decedents with notifiable illness through to standard preparation-room bioburden. Existing infection-control protocols address most of this. UV-C fills specific gaps: viewing rooms between services, chapel spaces after large-attendance funerals, transport vehicles between deceased persons, and the discreet re-sanitisation of preparation spaces after non-standard cases. All without chemical smell or process footprint that would be noticed by grieving families.
COVID, hepatitis, TB, and other post-death infection control requirements.
Preparation room surfaces, instruments, and transfer surfaces.
Between family viewings, particularly during outbreaks or infection notifications.
Between services, particularly during winter respiratory illness season.
Between-case treatment supplementing standard infection-control protocols; useful after notifiable disease preparations.
Fast, discreet treatment between family visits with no chemical residue that would be noticed.
Between services, particularly during flu and winter respiratory illness season.
Between deceased persons — brief treatment fits inside standard cleanup routine.
UV-C supplements — never replaces — the infection prevention and control protocols mandated by the Australian Funeral Directors Association code of ethics, state health department guidelines, and specific Notifiable Conditions Regulation requirements. Our treatment logs are structured for inclusion in your existing IPC documentation and can be provided in a form suitable for public health unit reporting where required.
Yes — most funeral home clients prefer overnight or early morning treatment to avoid any family-facing footprint.
Yes — our operators are trained on preparation-room work protocols and use standard PPE. We coordinate with your funeral director for access windows and case-specific considerations.
Cremator operational areas require specific access coordination — we treat non-operational spaces and can schedule around burn schedules.
Yes — for clients with day-time family visits, our operators can wear plain clothing rather than branded uniform. Treatment logs remain fully documented internally.