Healthcare
Healthcare
Patients and service users of healthcare establishments such as care homes, hospitals, dental surgeries, health centres and other residential care facilities can be particularly vulnerable to air and water borne diseases.
Many germs and bacteria can also be distributed around a healthcare facility in ducting systems which, very often, are out of sight and therefore sometimes overlooked for essential maintenance and cleaning.
Stringent, effective and regular cleaning to industry guidelines can also help to prevent fires spreading.
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Ductwork that forms part of a building’s extract system can also be a route for bacteria to transfer throughout a building, so keeping it clean is very important. These systems must be cleaned regularly to ensure efficient extraction minimises the risk of spreading bacteria and toxic mould.
To prevent fire, kitchen extract ductwork must be cleaned efficiently and effectively at regular intervals, in compliance with the new BESA specification TR19® Grease. Kitchen extract systems in heavy use (12-16 hours a day) should be cleaned at least quarterly, moderate use (6-12 hours a day) should be cleaned half-yearly, light use (2-6 hours a day) should be cleaned at least once a year.
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We also provide tailored TR19® cleaning solutions for Shopping Centres and retail environments.
HTM 03-01 Healthcare Ventilation Compliance
Healthcare ventilation requires specialist knowledge and careful management. Our healthcare ventilation services are designed to support the cleaning, inspection and maintenance of ventilation systems in healthcare environments, with consideration given to the principles and requirements of HTM 03-01 – Specialised Ventilation for Healthcare Premises.
Our team understands the importance of maintaining clean and effective ventilation systems in healthcare settings, where air quality, hygiene and system performance are particularly important. Where required, we work alongside the relevant facilities management teams and HTM 03-01 Authorised Persons for Ventilation (AP(V)) to support appropriate ventilation hygiene and maintenance arrangements.