Absenteeism Reduction
Absenteeism costs money. In large organisations it can cost an huge amount of money. Sanuvox air purification implemented in buildings has been proven to reduce the rate of absence thus producing significant savings. Imagine the benefit is the air borne transmission of infections where dramatically reduced in your workplace

Schools
Schools and colleges are notorious as places where infections are transferred from pupil to pupil, with the result that an 'imported'  cold, sickness or flu bug can quickly cause a 'cluster' of absence with pupils catching it and sometimes the staff going down and causing a management problem.  With Sanuvox air purification this problem can be largely solved by cutting down the air borne transmission of infections. The bonus to schools is that odours that are so common in schools can be completely destroyed.

Risk Management
As companies and organisations get larger so does their exposure to external risks such that the function of risk management becomes essential. Among the risks to the continuance of an organisation's activities are that they could get caught by a bio terrorism incident or by a pandemic. Either of these events unchecked could cause a major reduction in the organisations effectiveness. Sanuvox air purification installed in the duct work system can provide the organisations best chance of pulling through such an event almost unscathed, by ensuring that biological contamination passing through the ventilation system is eradicated to to highest efficiency.

Hospitals
Hospital acquired infections are now sadly quite common, particularly as strains are becoming resistant to antibiotics. Modern hospitals have ventilation systems that move air around the building and which provide a medium grade of filtration. Unfortunately much of the air borne biological contaminants that can give rise to these infections will pass through the typical filter banks in the mainstream hospital ventilation. The fitting of Sanuvox in duct air purification systems can ensure that the air circulating round the hospital is biologically clean, which inevitably reduces infections by this route.

Food Industry
There is always a risk that in food preparation and packing areas, (high risk areas), that introduced air can carry spores. In the right conditions and left unchecked some of these spores can cause mould growth on food product. This may be evident in the factory, in which case it maybe possible to stop affected batches leaving the factory, or it may be that the product leaves the factory and develops mould within its expected shelf life, in which case there may be an expensive product recall. Fitting Sanuvox air purification equipment to the supply air ductwork will ensure that spores and other biological aerosols are not introduced via the air supply.

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