Indepth Hygiene Services Limited release duct cleaning video on the Risks Associated with Dirty Ducts in Hospitals and NHS Estates. Richard Norman, Managing Director of Indepth discusses the risks associated with dirty ducts in hospitals and NHS Estates.
The effectiveness of maintenance and cleaning in UK Hospitals
According to Dancer (1999) MRSA is Gram-positive bacterium which can be transmitted through cross-contamination and direct contact; it thrives at relatively non-humid environment as compared to Listeria and Salmonella and feeds on flakes of dead dry human skin.
Uncleaned Grease Extract Ventilation Ducting – still a major contributor in fires at catering premis
Leading provider of specialist ventilation cleaning services, Indepth Hygiene Limited, today urge all catering premises owners and managers to review their assessment of fire risk, to ensure their grease extract systems are adequately cleaned
Indepth Hygiene Services Ltd Launch Brand New Website
The UK’s leading provider of specialist ventilation cleaning services Indepth Hygiene Services Limited is pleased to announce the launch of its brand new website, Indepth Hygiene which can be found at www.indepthhygiene.co.uk
Catering and the Fire Safety Order
Most Golf Club Managers will be familiar with the visit from the Environmental Health Officer.
Ducting Systems & HCAI
Those responsible for the maintenance of building services will be well aware of the Workplace (Health, Safety & Welfare) Regulations which provide an overall framework of legislation requiring that every enclosed workplace is ventilated by a sufficient quantity of fresh or purified air.
Compliance with the Fire Safety Order Essential
In October 2006 the Government simplified a raft of fire safety rules and regulations into one piece of legislation – The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, now usually referred to as The Fire Safety Order.
When Cleaned Should Mean Safe
The Fire Safety Order, which became law in October 2006, has undoubtedly raised the awareness of those responsible for facilities and buildings management to ensure that building occupants are not put at risk from the dangers of fire.
Clean Ventilation Systems – Never More Essential
he Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 provide an overall framework of legislation for those responsible for the management of buildings and premises to ensure that every enclosed workplace is ventilated by a sufficient quantity of fresh or purified air.