A decontamination apparatus comprising: a base; a first arm adjustably coupled to the base to allow an orientation of the first arm to be adjusted relative to the base, the first arm comprising an adjustable segment that allows a length of the arm to be adjusted; a first source coupled adjacent to a distal end of the arm, wherein the first source emits UVC light at a suitable intensity to at least partially decontaminate a first target object on which the UVC light is imparted to render the first target object pathogen reduced; a controller operatively connected to the first source to control emission of the UVC light onto the first target object; a second arm adjustably coupled to the base to allow an orientation of the second arm to be adjusted relative to the base, the second arm comprising an adjustable segment that allows a length of the second arm to be adjusted; and a second source coupled adjacent to a distal end of the second arm and operatively connected to be controlled by the controller, wherein the second source emits UVC light at a suitable intensity to at least partially decontaminate a second target object on which the UVC light from the second source is imparted to render the second target object pathogen reduced, characterized by the fact that the decontamination apparatus further comprises a range sensor provided to each of the first source and the second source, the range sensors being operable to sense a property indicative of a distance separating the target object from its respective source, wherein the controller is configured to control emission of the UVC light from the first and second sources in response to receiving a signal indicative of the distance sensed by the respective range sensors and comprises a variable component that establishes at least one of a duration of a decontamination process and the suitable intensity of UVC light independently for each of the first and second sources. a base; a first arm adjustably coupled to the base to allow an orientation of the first arm to be adjusted relative to the base, the first arm comprising an adjustable segment that allows a length of the arm to be adjusted; a first source coupled adjacent to a distal end of the arm, wherein the first source emits UVC light at a suitable intensity to at least partially decontaminate a first target object on which the UVC light is imparted to render the first target object pathogen reduced; a controller operatively connected to the first source to control emission of the UVC light onto the first target object; a second arm adjustably coupled to the base to allow an orientation of the second arm to be adjusted relative to the base, the second arm comprising an adjustable segment that allows a length of the second arm to be adjusted; and a second source coupled adjacent to a distal end of the second arm and operatively connected to be controlled by the controller, wherein the second source emits UVC light at a suitable intensity to at least partially decontaminate a second target object on which the UVC light from the second source is imparted to render the second target object pathogen reduced, characterized by the fact that the decontamination apparatus further comprises a range sensor provided to each of the first source and the second source, the range sensors being operable to sense a property indicative of a distance separating the target object from its respective source, wherein the controller is configured to control emission of the UVC light from the first and second sources in response to receiving a signal indicative of the distance sensed by the respective range sensors and comprises a variable component that establishes at least one of a duration of a decontamination process and the suitable intensity of UVC light independently for each of the first and second sources.