Why Accidental in Wyoming?

Humans become self-assured and complacent with repeated experience and repeated success. Success and complacency in hazardous environments breeds accident producing situations.

One hand on the steering wheel in high-speed traffic while tail gating seems like an easy way to drive. Let an unknown, unexpected event occur and the tail gating and poor steering techniques become lethal "accident producing behaviors."

We should know well enough that in Wyoming leaving the ground also breeds falling to the ground accidents. If we could only count the number of cowboys and cowgirls thrown to the ground because of an "accident producing situation" that could have been avoided so easily. It is not the horse's fault that its rider rode too fast downhill on rocky slopes, for instance.

For our purposes, primarily, accidental death cleanup will follow vehicle accidents involving later model vehicles, cars, vans, and trucks. If its worth tens of thousands of dollors, its worth hirering a professional biohazard cleaner and have upholster and carpet replaced.

Machine shops and large industrial factories have their share of serious blood-letting accidents and fatalities. OSHA regulates most employer environments and forbids the use of employees for blood and death cleanup, unless properly trained. Even fire fighters avoid these duties.

We usually do not expect and accident to occur, and in fact this is what makes unfortunate acts and events "accidents," they are unexpected. Whe the unexpected occurs to you or someone you know, call a professonal cleaner.

 

Eddie Evans

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