We operate in any facility with air conditioning or plumbing systems subject to hygiene maintenance requirements. The protocol is the same, but the priorities and frequencies vary based on the sector and risk level.
The 2013 State-Regions Agreement and the UNI EN 15780 standard classify facilities into hygiene quality levels and establish different inspection frequencies depending on their intended use. A hospital requires biannual inspections. An office requires annual inspections. A pharmaceutical laboratory requires monthly inspections in some areas.
* Higher frequencies required for environments with chemical or biological agents present. The final schedule is set by the RSPP (Prevention and Protection Service Manager) in the company's DVR (Risk Assessment Document).
In healthcare facilities, biological risk is amplified by the presence of immunocompromised patients. An unremediated air duct system can become a vector for healthcare-associated infections, including legionellosis. The HICLEAN technical dossier was also designed to meet Healthcare Management inspection requirements.
In industrial facilities, the air duct system often operates under demanding conditions: high particulate levels, extreme temperatures, chemical contaminants. Duct remediation isn't just a regulatory obligation — it's a measure to reduce absenteeism and occupational illnesses linked to indoor air quality.
On a ship, the air duct system is the only air source for hundreds or thousands of people in confined spaces. Contamination spreads rapidly, and health consequences are amplified by the impossibility of evacuation. We have direct experience on cruise ships, military vessels, and offshore platforms.
For a hospitality facility, a legionellosis case means closure, investigations, and permanent reputational damage. The European ELDSNet database records every case, and tour operators exclude flagged facilities. Documented sanitization of air and water systems is the most concrete form of protection.
Shopping centers handle enormous air volumes for thousands of visitors a day. Air handling units run at full capacity, and ducts accumulate particulate matter faster than in other building types. Periodic remediation isn't just an obligation — it's the only way to maintain the system's energy efficiency.
Airports are high-footfall infrastructures where air quality is a safety parameter, not just a comfort one. Air duct systems serve terminals, operational areas, offices, boarding zones, and retail areas with differentiated hygiene requirements.
We spend 80% of our time indoors. In offices, an unmaintained air duct system is the leading cause of Sick Building Syndrome: headaches, fatigue, respiratory irritation, absenteeism. Periodic duct sanitization reduces these effects and improves productivity.
In pharmaceutical laboratories, air quality isn't a comfort parameter but a production requirement. Duct contamination can compromise entire production batches. Cleanrooms require filtration and sanitization levels beyond the standard — our protocol is calibrated to these requirements.
Operating from our three locations in Taranto, Milan, and Bologna, we can reach any facility in Italy. For work on complex systems or in remote areas, we organize dedicated teams with agreed-upon response times.
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