Sewage and biohazard work is safety-first, full stop. Vigilince reads your photos and puts the hazard at the top of the first look: Category 3 indicators, the PPE and containment the job demands, what porous material has to come out, and the decontamination scope — before anyone steps in without protection.
Reference only — handling, PPE, and scope are verified on site.
Category 3 and biohazard indicators are surfaced at the very top as a blocker — the report won't let the hazard get buried beneath the scope.
The protective equipment and containment the job demands — prompted before entry so no one walks into a contaminated space unprotected.
What contaminated porous material has to come out — carpet, pad, affected drywall — structured into the removal scope from the first look.
Cleaning, antimicrobial application, and the decontamination steps the job needs — structured toward a defensible clearance.
Removal, decon, and setup line-item structure ready for your price book — priced from your own numbers only, unmatched left blank.
A verification checklist and branded export — the contamination, removal, and decon record that protects the job.
Protective equipment reference across biohazard, mold, water, and fire.
First-hour actions — safety, source control, and documentation.
Room-by-room scope so removal and decon don't get missed.
It reads the indicators and raises a Category 3 / biohazard flag with the reasoning, putting it at the top of the report. It's a documented prompt to handle the loss as contaminated until proven otherwise — not a determination, and never a compliance claim. You confirm on site.
Because on a biohazard loss the hazard is the most important thing in the report. Vigilince deliberately surfaces it as a stop-work blocker so PPE and containment are settled before any scope or pricing is even discussed.
Never. Pricing comes only from your price book — matched items priced from your numbers, unmatched left blank and marked "Needs pricing."
Start free and see the safety-first first-look report your crew would mobilize on.