Sanigiene

URGENT CONTAMINATION RESPONSE PLAN

Our team prepares low-pressure equipment and distributes the necessary cleaning agents according to a customised cleaning schedule.
Using low-pressure cold water, the equipment is flushed to remove any surface-level contaminants.
Any visible loose soil or debris is manually cleared from equipment surfaces following the initial flush.
A low-pressure foam system applies chlorinated alkaline detergent (typically 2% concentration) to ensure all surfaces are treated for maximum cleanliness.
High-soil areas are scrubbed thoroughly using food-grade cleaning pads to break down tougher contaminants.
All surfaces are rinsed with low-pressure water, removing any remaining detergent and contaminants.
Each member performs a thorough self-inspection to ensure the cleaning process is completed correctly. Any issues are immediately resolved.
A supervisor conducts a detailed visual inspection of all areas and logs any corrective actions needed to ensure compliance with Sanigiene’s standards.
If necessary, further descaling and scrubbing are performed, followed by an additional rinse to eliminate any remaining chemical residues.
A final round of sanitising agents is applied to completely neutralise any remaining pathogens, with sanitisers safely breaking down into water.
After sanitisation, the facility is restored to its operational state, ensuring all surfaces are safe, clean, and ready for use.