Containment protocols

Containment protocols are systematic procedures designed to isolate and manage potentially dangerous items, substances, or behaviors. They aim to prevent the spread or escalation of risks—such as infectious agents, hazardous materials, or security threats—by implementing specific safety measures. This includes controlling access, using protective equipment, following strict handling guidelines, and monitoring the situation continuously. Essentially, containment protocols create a controlled environment to protect people, property, and the environment from harm, ensuring that risks are minimized and managed effectively.