In restoration settings, improper containment, PPE misuse, unclean tools, poor sequencing, inadequate filtration, and skipped decontamination drive cross-contamination.
In restoration settings, cross-contamination often arises from inadequate containment of mold, asbestos or biohazards; improper PPE use or disposal; sharing tools without proper cleaning; poor workflow sequencing that moves contaminants into clean areas; insufficient air filtration or pressure control; and failure to decontaminate surfaces, equipment and waste zones between tasks.
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