Infectious Disease Decontamination
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ATI is the trusted choice for high touch disinfection. We remain at the forefront of providing high efficacy disinfection and decontamination services while using the most cutting-edge technology available. We have partnered with Pathogen & Response Alliance (PR2) to develop the industry’s first COVID-19 certification and training program.
Our commercial decontamination services offer peace of mind to you, your employees, and building occupants. Our innovative disinfection methods include cleaning solutions, industrial-grade disinfectants, electrostatic sprayers, foggers, and ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI).
We initially clean an area before applying our decontamination solutions. All personal protective equipment (PPE) which is mandated for use by the respective products’ Safety Data Sheet are implemented. All work is completed in accordance with Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) labels and applicable regulations. We evaluate your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems, as well as general airflow and filtration to prevent the spread of any airborne pathogens.
Electrostatic Sprayers
This state-of-the-art technology sprays an electrostatically charged mist onto surfaces using a specialized solution. Electrostatic sprayers are particularly well-suited for large spaces or areas with multiple hard-to-reach surfaces. They use 75% fewer chemicals than conventional cleaning methods while still covering 54,000 square feet per hour.
Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation (UVGI)
ATI is fully equipped to offer advanced technology for disinfection using UVGI as an added-value alternative to achieve surface cleaning and sterilization. UVGI is designed explicitly to disinfect bacteria, viruses, and fungi (mold) on exposed surfaces. The application of UV-C energy to deactivate microorganisms is known as Germicidal Irradiation. Artificial UV-C energy is produced in germicidal ultraviolet lamps that produce UV radiation by ionizing low-pressure mercury vapor.
These lamps are similar to typical fluorescent household lighting fixtures but do not have the phosphorescent coating, imparting soft white light. Ionized mercury emits a predominantly discrete wavelength of 254nm in the UV-C band, an ideal wavelength for destroying the DNA of single-celled organisms.
Vaporized Hydrogen Peroxide Foggers
ATI uses hydrogen peroxide foggers to disperse hydrogen peroxide to disinfect surfaces. Foggers use electrostatic spraying to ensure large areas and hard-to-reach corners and crevices are coated with disinfectant. This method is ideal for hidden surfaces and high-touch point areas such as railings, door handles, water fountains, lockers, and other fixtures found in high-traffic common areas.
Cleaning Agents
ATI only uses CDC-approved disinfection products, and our crews are trained in the proper application of these chemicals. If not applied correctly, some CDC-approved chemicals can pose significant health and safety risks to the disinfection crew and building occupants. Our CDC-approved products are environmentally friendly and sustainable.
Professional disinfection services go further than general janitorial services to deep clean and disinfect any areas vulnerable to pathogens. Where typical cleaning services can overlook multiple locations and lack the ability to fully decontaminate, disinfection services utilize specialized equipment to eradicate contaminants.
Cleaning removes dirt, dust, crumbs, and germs from surfaces or objects – this may not necessarily kill mold, mold spores, bacteria, and viruses. Disinfecting uses chemicals (disinfectants) to kill these pathogens.
Our disinfection professionals inspect your facilities and identify the most pathogen-prone areas. They address typical building traffic and services provided within the building, then create a plan to target your building’s potential contaminated areas.
Our plan of action includes:
Yes. In fact, ATI’s commercial disinfection services are used across the country to prevent the spread of disease in commercial buildings, healthcare facilities, residential complexes, restaurants, etc.
This depends on a number of factors, including the risk level of your facility, size, the number of encumbrances (i.e., furniture, fixtures, equipment), times of occupancy, and more. Please call an ATI’s professional for more information.
