Hospitals

Over 98,000 patients die each year from infections they acquire after being admitted to a hospital or other healthcare facility. Because of their size and complexity, hospitals are difficult to properly disinfect. Typically, healthcare workers routinely work with multiple patients over a shift increasing the chances for spreading infections.

Patient Rooms & General Wards • Accident and Emergency Dept.• Reception & Waiting Rooms • Pre & Post Op • Operating Theatres • Equipment Storage Rooms

Assisted Care Facilities

Care Staff travel from room to room, interacting with residents and equipment so a thorough disinfecting is critical due to the somewhat frail nature of the residents and their immune systems. Typically, housekeeping has only a short window of time to clean before new residents arrive in a room.

Care Homes • Rehabilitation Facilities • All Communal Areas • Residents’ Rooms • Care Staff Stations • All Equipment • Office Staff Areas

Life Sciences

Laboratories and science premises are exciting facilities where scientists investigate, experiment, analyse and reflect. Ensuring these environments, (and the equipment they contain), are free of contamination is vital for ensuring studies and their results are not compromised. Decontamination is also an essential process for any routine maintenance or servicing and before any equipment movements or disposal.

Biological Safety Cabinets • Incubators • Fume Cupboards • Cold Rooms & Freezers • Air Handling Units

Schools & Universities

Educational establishments need to be diligent about responding to the outbreak of illness, while also responding to the pressure from parents and faculty to keep facilities germ free. The greatest risk of infection comes from surfaces touched by multiple people.

Student Accommodation • Lecture Halls • Sports & Recreational Facilities • Canteen Areas • Student Unions

Office & Work Environments

Employees work in close proximity with one another sharing space, equipment and tasks. This kind of interaction encourages person to person and surface contact to person transmission of bacteria and viruses. How many sick days can your business afford?

All Work Areas • Desks • Break Rooms • Staff Canteens • Toilet Facilities • Changing Rooms

Events Industry

For the live events sector, whether a business to business, sports spectator or live music arena gathering, the responsibility to fulfil health & safety obligations is immense. In addition to crowd control and emergency evacuation plans, venues and event organisers now also have an expanded duty to mitigate risks of infectious disease and illness transmission. The outbreak of an infectious illness, COVID-19 or other, linked to a venue or event, is a damaging blow to reputation and brand value.

Event & Exhibition Venues • Arenas & Live Performance Venues • Sports Stadiums • Marquees • Toilet Facilities

Sanofog

Fogging Disinfection

The medical grade Fogging Device Sanondaf use was developed around a heating and ionising turbine that sprays the disinfectant liquid transforming it into a dry fog. The droplets fill the room and are drawn into every nook, crevice and corner, reaching surfaces that regular manual cleaning and disinfecting cannot. The SanoFog assures a homogeneous distribution of disinfectant on all surfaces in the room, reducing the risk of cross-contamination of infectious diseases associated with using manual cleaning methods. It is also safe for use around all electronic equipment.

SanoVac

Mattress & Upholstery

For all accommodation providers, and indeed anyone suffering with respiratory or dermatology allergies, the cleaning and sanitising of mattresses and upholstery is an important concern. Recent studies have determined that an alarming number of harmful germs exist in sleeping environments, including Staphylococcus aureus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Further studies have shown that exposure to house dust mite allergens is a significant risk factor for the development of allergic diseases, such as asthma and rhinitis (hay fever).

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