Crematory Hazardous Dust Removal

Potentially hazardous dust from refractory lined machines, MMMFs, carbon (soot) and general dust can accumulate over the crematory within the space of 6 to 12 months on surfaces, high level ducting and on top of machinery.

Ventilation in the crematory often becomes neglected or forgotten about. If ventilation is blocked or restricted more dust can accumulate. Poor air flow, room balance, room temperature and the efficiency of ventilation fans can increase 50% in some cases increasing energy costs.

Pre/Post Refractory Works Cleaning

Major building work like machinery relining or furnace wrecking will create a dust problem. Any work that involves removing insulation like replacing a duct can also make the crematory into a very dusty environment. Some of these dusts are irritants and potentiolly hazardous and should be treated under COSHH.

Crematorium Chapel Cleaning

Our equipment allows us to reach areas up to 10 meters in height. This gives us access to them impossible to reach areas to remove all dust and debris.

Have an open day coming up? Full deep clean including dust removal, polished and sanitised from top to bottom.