High Contact Surface Disinfection Service (HCSDS)
The Fikes High Contact Surface Disinfection Service is a three-step process that is performed throughout your building to eliminate infectious material including bacteria, the common cold, pneumonia, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), middle east respiratory syndrome (MERS), the flu and other viruses such as COVID-19.
Spraying an area with disinfectant will not kill some of these new viruses. The biofilm that protects these microbes must be cut or torn open to allow disinfectant to render infectious material inert (no longer a threat). We make sure that these microbes are killed and not just moved around.
Disinfectant applied with a specialized sprayer that ensures the solution is applied evenly and with total coverage. This technology “wraps around” surfaces and objects in total (360 degrees). Regular sprayers will just coat the surfaces where the disinfectant happens to float down via gravity. With deadly viruses and antibiotic-resistant infections on the rise, and current processes and equipment only reaching about 25% of room surfaces, yesterday’s cleaning and infection control systems are obsolete.
Application of a Bio-shield that the EPA has proven to be effective for 90-days. Infectious materials cannot adhere to a surface or object coated with this polymer.
PROACTIVE INFECTION CONTROL
QUARTERLY HIGH CONTACT SURFACE DISINFECTION SERVICE
This new world (with the advent of COVID-19) in which we find ourselves requires a shift in our decision-making paradigm. The thought process that went into designing our HCSDS involved giving our customers a way to take the battle to these dangerous viruses instead of just waiting for one to come along. By utilizing our quarterly HCSDS, you can finally be on the offense. The 90-day residual effect of our Bio-shield keeps infectious material from adhering to your surfaces and objects. Finally, you can be confident that you are being proactive in the protection of your staff and patrons. Clinical efficacy of infection prevention programs stems from a systematic, standardized approach eliminating the threats of today, and those emerging threats of tomorrow.
- Improve compliance standards
- Proactive instead of reactive
- Simplify with safer technology and chemicals
- Reduce outbreaks and HAI’s (Healthcare-Associated Infections)
- Boost worker happiness and success; fewer sick days and improved confidence in management’s role regarding health threats