If you are thinking of taking proactive steps to flatten the curve for the transmission of the coronavirus, it is imperative to thoroughly disinfect shared public spaces when a known or suspected exposure has been introduced by an employee, student or visitor.

Precision Biosecurity offers the right experience, the right equipment and the right antimicrobial treatment to get the job done. The chemical being used by Precision Biosecurity is registered by the US EPA for the control of coronavirus.

This new generation product is a mixture of three dual chain quaternary ammonium active ingredients (octyl decyl dimethyl ammonium chloride, dioctyl dimethyl ammonium chloride and didecyl dimethyl ammonium chloride) that has a broad spectrum kill rate of microbial organisms.

It is not known exactly how long the coronavirus lasts on a surface, but it can be from hours to a few days.

The best advice suggests that its longevity is dependent on variables such as the type of surface (plastic, metal, fabric or leather) and the amount of UV light it is exposed to. It can live for hours on doorknobs, handrails, keyboards, lift buttons and other hard surfaces, just waiting to be passed on to someone else.

One of the most effective ways to fight the spread of the coronavirus is to disinfect highly touched surfaces – surfaces touched by multiple people during a short time period.

To achieve a thorough disinfection of large public spaces requires specialist equipment and access to the right sanitising chemicals.

Precision Biosecurity Services has the correct equipment to carry out this specialist work. All of our work is carried out by professionals, dressed in the appropriate personal protective equipment, using electrostatic sprayers that blanket the room in a fine mist of disinfectant. The disinfectant is allowed to settle onto all surfaces where it breaks down the outer lipid layer of each individual virus cell and in doing so controlling the virus.