Infectious Disease Response
About Infectious Disease Response Services
Leading Cleaning Practices
As facilities have become so much more knowledgeable about minimizing the spread of infectious diseases, CCS Facility Services continues to have the highest-quality training, processes, and products to respond to outbreaks. Whether you’re in a high-exposure environment or have a specific event that needs a response, we have a full stable of supplies, technology, and specially trained teammates ready to serve and validation from the global leader to prove it.
Staff with Special BioRisk Cleaning Training
An important part of delivering the best infectious disease prevention and response is training our people. CCS invested in the GBAC Trained Technician certification program to ensure our team has the planning, knowledge, and processes needed to respond to biohazard situations in facilities.
GBAC STAR Certified
No other facility services company has the scope of knowledge about highest quality cleaning practices nor made the same depth of investment in staff training as CCS Facility Services. From our first in the world achievement of GBAC STAR Service to our uniquely trained frontline staff to our core value of continuous improvement that drives us to always look for smartest and newest cleaning products and techniques, CCS has the scale and the experience to best clean for the health of your facility.
Biohazard Cleaning Services by CCS Facility Services
Cleaning for health is more than wiping down surfaces. There are a variety of cleaning products and protocols to consider, and the solution differs for every facility. Developing your own cleaning protocol requires an understanding of the types of cleaning strategies, access to the right products, and staffing to use the tools correctly and allow for proper dry time.
We have the expertise to take those issues off your plate by using our own knowledge to help you develop and deploy the cleaning process that’s right for you to protect the people in your facility.
- Step 1
Cleaning
Removes dirt, dust, blood, and other more noticeable substances off asurface or object. This does not remove or kill pathogens but preps an area for disinfection.
- Step 2
Sanitizing
Eliminates 99% of select bacteria found on surfaces, but it cannot kill COVID-19. It does, however, lower risk of spreading infectious diseases, or other harmful microbes.
- Step 3
Disinfecting
Reduces pathogens by 99.9%. The products used in this process often need to sit for a period on the surface to take maximum effect.
- Step 4
Sterilizing
Destroys 100% of microbes on a surface. It is by far the most effective method of keeping a workplace safe and healthy, often requiring special equipment and products.
Electrostatic Spraying for Prevention or Response
How do you know when an even higher level of cleaning is necessary to maintain healthy spaces? We understand better now than ever that when facing infectious disease, unseen particulates can make people sick.
That’s where electrostatic spraying comes in. Electrostatic sprayers can be used to apply disinfectants in a wide variety of spaces, such as offices, classrooms, and many more.
Most surfaces in these locations have a neutral or negative charge, so when electrostatic sprayers are deployed, they give disinfectants a positive charge to find and attach to neutral or negatively-charged surfaces they’re sprayed upon. The spray spreads out across the surface, covers corners, and gets into areas that traditional wiping can miss. Plus, as a touchless method of disinfection, electrostatic spraying greatly reduces cross-contamination.
Check out CCS’ blog post on determining the right type of electrostatic cleaning tool for your facility.
- Form 1
Sprayer
Applies a small electrical charge to aerosols when passing through the device’s nozzle.
- Form 2
Fogger
Uses a fan and liquid solution to create a fog or mist.
- Form 3
Vaporizer
Distributes a vapor into the air using hydrogran peroxide disinfectant solutions.