MAINTENANCE OF FACILITIES AND ENVIRONMENT

Pre-cleaning – includes physical-mechanical methods (waste disposal, collection of dust particles from all surfaces by brushing, sweeping, wiping, scraping or vacuuming, etc.) aimed at reducing the total amount of organic and inorganic impurities. It also forms a preparatory phase for the later use of chemicals.

Washing – includes chemical universal methods (washing with an aqueous solution of a surfactant – soap or detergent) aimed at removing residual microorganisms and residual more persistent grease-like impurities from surfaces. It ends with the removal of the used solution with dissolved impurities by wiping, absorbing with a cloth, rinsing with clean water and drying the surfaces.

When using chemical methods, it is important to professionally determine the parameters under which it takes place, such as the dose and concentration used, contact time, temperature, physically assisted contact (by combining with mechanical methods).

Final phase, detail processing – includes specific dedicated methods for individual surfaces and materials depending on the level of risk due to the frequency of use (handles, handles, handles, etc.) or the specificity and sensitivity of the material.

be the habitat of various harmful species of insects and rodents, which, in addition to the material damage they cause, can also be carriers of numerous infectious diseases.

serve as a source of various allergens due to the presence of weeds and wild plants (ragweed, wild wormwood, various grasses, poplars, birches …).

Due to the presence of overgrown trees, the supply of electricity to citizens is endangered due to damage to power lines.

Endanger the safety of traffic participants due to reduced visibility near roads and the like.