How Can Electrostatic Spray Delivery System Help The Prevention of Coronavirus?
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Decontamination and Sanitizing Services in Covington and Conyers, Georgia
- ServiceMaster by LoveJoy
Servicing Atlanta, Decatur, Stockbridge, Conyers, McDonough, Stone Mountain, Covington, Social Circle, Dekalb County, Fulton County, Georgia and Surrounding Areas
ServiceMaster by LoveJoy has always been available for many biohazard delicate human situations, crises, and disasters, including this Coronavirus outbreak. ServiceMaster by LoveJoy is qualified and equipped with the required protocols and processes should any pathogen outbreak occur within your facility or property. If you need decontamination experts that have training and expertise, ServiceMaster by LoveJoy have identified several disinfection procedures and systems to help provide the most effective results available, we now utilize the VI Electrostatic Spray Delivery System along with the ESS system for large area sanitation.
What is Electrostatic Spray Delivery System?
Electrostatic Spray Delivery System is a method of applying a coating, cleaner, disinfectant, or other liquid, that involves applying an electric charge to a liquid in order to get it to fully cover a surface. The result is a more efficient process with numerous advantages. It is important to understand how electrostatic spraying works and why it is advantageous to use this method in order to get the most out of your cleaning processes.
The main features and benefits of electrostatic spray disinfection include:
- Reduces the time it takes to cover and disinfect all surfaces and hard-to-reach places by 50% compared to conventional methods
- Improves infection control and the spread of viruses such as influenza, MRSA, HIV and, Coronavirus.
- Applies chemicals in a more efficient, controlled manner, eliminating the dangers of overuse.
- Prevents costly financial burdens associated with contagious healthcare infections.
How Can Servicemaster of Lovejoy Help?
ServiceMaster by LoveJoy offers decontamination n Atlanta, Sandy Springs, Decatur, Stockbridge, Conyers, McDonough, Stone Mountain, Covington, Social Circle, and Dekalb County. As experts in creating clean, safe and healthy environments, we at ServiceMaster by LoveJoywould like to share our expertise to help you enhance preventive protocols. Our experience and training in health care spaces afford us the ability to promote safe practices for infection prevention within all businesses.
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- Analysis conducted by an industrial hygienist. The analysis will determine a decontamination protocol including the selection of the proper hospital-grade (and EPS-registered) disinfectants.
- Using these protocols, we develop a disinfection project plan. Each facility type is different, and it is important to make sure the disinfection plan is tailored to those specific needs.
- Once we have the disinfection plan developed, we begin the process or treating and disinfecting the building. All of our technicians are trained and maintain the highest level of protective gear to make sure they are safe throughout the entire disinfection process.
- We use hospital-grade disinfectants and make sure each surface is treated for the required dwell time. Many companies fail to allow the correct amount of time for the disinfectant to sit on the surface which strongly reduces the disinfection capability.
- We utilize engineering controls and follow the CDC guidance on the proper use of air chambers and air scrubbing during the process.
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