Ventilation Cleaning

Ventilation Cleaning

Ventilation Cleaning must be carried out in compliance with the legal frameworks/workplace health & safety specs.

Ventilation Cleaning

Commercial & Industrial

Whatever the workplace, Ventilation Cleaning is extremely essential to maintain the atmosphere for fresh air supply, reducing unforeseen fire hazards, and removing airborne contaminants. The temperature and humidity of any building should be retained to give people access to high-quality air.

Ventilation Cleaning must be carried out in compliance with the legal frameworks and workplace health & safety specifications. System Hygienics ensures it complies with the requirements of the leading guidance document issued by BESA TR19®.

The first requirement for optimising the usage of the establishment and safeguarding the performance of the ventilation systems is following the workplace health and safety regulations. The second is using ingenious technology. System Hygienics' "JetVent" cleaning system ensures verifiable cleaning of the internal ductwork surfaces of which are sometimes impossible to reach.

Marine Industry

In the Marine Industry, System Hygienics have accomplished major projects on significant ventilation maintenance and cleaning programmes. This industry is known for a myriad of ventilation systems in very confined places on ferries, light ships, aircraft carriers, minesweepers and submarines where only our "JetVent" method has proven effective.

Hospitals

Hospitals need to invest in the infection control process. The World Health Organisation emphasises the risk associated with poor air quality in hospitals. It is hazardous not just for the patients, especially children and the elderly with weak immune systems, but also for the workforce too. Therefore, we make sure that the internal surfaces of the ductwork are inspected and cleaned to the exacting standards of the Health Technical Memorandum HTM-03-01.

Ventilation Cleaning is not complete without Air Handling Unit cleaning such as coils, filters and control dampers. It comes not just with the dust build-up and debris accumulation but also with increased energy cost. Pest infiltration and corrosion of the internal components start with irregular AHU cleaning.

And therefore, when we say "System Hygienics provide a total solution", we mean it!

  1. Compliance with industry standards: System Hygienics promises to adhere to the highest industry standards for ventilation hygiene and fire safety, including guidelines set by BESA TR19®, and DW144. This means that you can expect their services to be carried out in accordance with established best practices and regulatory requirements.
  2. Qualified and experienced technicians: The company states that their technicians are fully qualified and experienced in providing ventilation hygiene and fire safety services. This suggests that they have the necessary skills and knowledge to carry out their work effectively and efficiently.
  3. Personalised service: System Hygienics promises to provide a personalised service tailored to the specific needs of each customer. This suggests that they will take the time to understand your unique requirements and develop a service plan that meets your specific needs.
  4. Comprehensive reporting: The company promises to provide comprehensive reports following their service visits, detailing the work carried out and any issues identified. This can help you to keep track of the condition of your ventilation system and ensure that any problems are addressed promptly.
  5. Ongoing support: System Hygienics promises to provide ongoing support to their customers, including advice and guidance on how to maintain their ventilation systems and comply with relevant regulations. This suggests that they are committed to building long-term relationships with their clients and helping them to ensure the ongoing safety and efficiency of their ventilation systems.

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