Microbiological Security Pandemic

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Microbiological SecurityMicrobiological Security

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SANOSILSANOSILMay 2009

SANOSIL AG

Eichtalstrasse 49, CH-8634 Hombrechtikon, Switzerlandwww.sanosil.com


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Starting point: SARS, bird flu, pig flu

Challenges: to prevent & to eliminate infection

Who we are: Manufacturer / Sales / Consultants

What we offer:

- Services: Microbiological Risk Engineering / Risk Analysis / Risk

management / Crisis management / Consultation

- Products: Advisory / Areas of Application

Summary of the measures in MGB

Presentation OutlinePresentation Outline


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IntroductionIntroduction


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Starting point : SARS, bird flu, u. a: SARS, bird flu, u. a


Outbreak in MexicoSwine flu

Outbreak in USA in 1918

expansion into Europe

3 waves within a year

casualties: between 25 to 70 million dead

Outbreak in Asia

Spread into Germany, Eastern Europe start of the alarm phase status: Phase 3 in

accordance with WHO

Spanish flu

Avian Flu

Outbreak in Asia, spread into the USA

EU clock fair Basel; crisis, reputation damage

SARS


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ChallengeChallenge


No time for effective steps.Palliative/Corrective

Treatment

Preparation: risk analysis, risk management

Practice

case Swissair-Halifax

Preventive

Measures


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Who is SANOSIL?Who is SANOSIL?


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WhoWho isis SANOSIL?SANOSIL?


Microbiological security in all client applications,

through provision of a complete range ofenvironmentally-friendly products, and in-depth

consultancy or advisory services with our

qualified personnel.

Vision

To play a leading role in microbiological securityMission

over 50 countriesWorldwide

Presence

SANOSIL LTD, Formulated on 12. July 1982

Research, development, manufacture and sales

of SANOSIL disinfectants; consultancy services

for microbiological security

Company

Activity


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Products & ServicesProducts & Services


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What We OfferWhat We Offer

1. Risk Engineering

Risk Analysis: scenario generation and charting / carrying out and

presentation, risk land register and measure catalogue

Risk or Crisis management: plan drafting / strategy establishment/ implementation advisory and assistance


2. Highly-effective & environmentally friendly products

Acknowledged in the field for over 28 years

Over 260 tests and assays conducted in institutions of high-renown all over the world (DGHM, etc.)

Non-toxic for humans, animals and environment (99.95%

biodegradable)

Applicable for skin, surface and aerial disinfection

3. Personnel Expertise

Decades of experience in various industries and applications

Technical and practical know-how


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RiskRiskAnalysisAnalysis

Circumference Group

Scenario Identification

Politics & Strategies

Protection level

EstimationCause Damage

Measures

Priority Sequence

Dangers

catalogue

RiskProfile

Measures

Catalogue

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2

3


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PhysicalPhysicalAssetsAssets::

e.ge.g. Banks. Banks Building

Cash , materials

RisksNonNon--PhysicalPhysical

AssetsAssets:: ServiceService;;e.ge.g.. IT

Reputation

LifewareLifeware:: PersonsPersons;;

e.ge.g.. staff / employees

customers,suppliers

Risk AnalysisRisk Analysis


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Risk Analysis: Level and EffectsRisk Analysis: Level and Effects

Cause

Physical Damages,

Illness/Casualties

RISK Level 1

RISK Level 2

Damages and losses directly

connected with 1st level

RISK Level 3

Indirect economically losses as aconsequence of 1st and 2nd level risk

RISK Level 4Consequences of the above;

Heavy damages and losses for the company

Visible losses;easy to asses insureable

Non-tangible losses;

more difficult to

quantify and assesNon insureable

Damage

Danger


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RiskRisk ManagementManagement

1. Global setting: conceptual, strategic

Identification and recognition of the risks

Improve Risk and Crisis management

Adaptation of the activities to Risk Management strategy

Task

Risk Management Governance

State of the art

2. Local setting: Realisation

Competence and Responsibility

Persons/Products

Every risk Benchmark

StakeholdersReport



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a. Analyse/Diagnose b. Implementation

c. Achievement measurementd. Evaluation and Feedback

Acquire a Risk-Analysis

Risk/Crisis Management

Set Goals Adaptation of all activities at RM

Worldwide / regional / local

Risk profile Land/Region

Training/coaching

Every risk

Risk reduction

Gaps

Possible improvements

New risks


RiskRisk ManagementManagement


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1. Virus-Subtype in animals- virus sub-type in animals / no danger for humans

2. Newer virus sub-type in animals

- virus sub-type in animals / possible danger for humans

3. Possible pandemic risk - start of the alarm phase- transmission from person to person possible / isolated infections of persons

4. Middle pandemic risk- transmission from person to person occurring, but rare / limited locally /

increasing frequencies of infections

5. Considerable pandemic risk- transmission from person to person more frequent / increasing number of

infected localities

6. Pandemic- transmission from person to person frequent, sustainable & widespread

across the region or even worldwide

Six Phases of a Pandemic in Accordance with WHOSix Phases of a Pandemic in Accordance with WHO



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Focus

Prepare

Avoid / act preventively Crisis / risk management

Risk

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Risk / Crisis ManagementRisk / Crisis Management

Phase 3

Phase 4

Phase 5

Phase 6



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1. Consultancy Services

Risk Analysis More than 10 years experience inconsultancy services and execution of risk

analyses for international organizations

Prepare expected risks Prepare scenarios; based on

the 6 phases of the pandemic scenarios asper the WHO

Training / Coaching Risk analysis / risk or crisis management

Microbiological Microbiological evaluation of specificEvaluation scenarios; e.g. building, products,

services

Consultancy and Other ProductsConsultancy and Other Products

Disinfectants for LifeDisinfectants for Life


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2. Microbiological Security Means SANOSIL

Approvals and tests Assays and tests (over 260 tests)

Experience Over decades of experience in varied

applications; proven outstanding performance

Long storage possibility 2-year guarantee

Toxicity Non-toxic and safe for humans, animals, and the

environment

Rinsing/Neutralization Rinsing or neutralization not necessary

Simple disposal Direct-to-sewer disposal with SANOSIL

Multiple uses varied applications using 1 product possible:

disinfection of hands, clothes, surfaces and air


Consultancy and Other ProductsConsultancy and Other Products


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Specific Areas of ApplicationSpecific Areas of Application


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SpecificSpecific

ApplicationsApplications


Banks, insurance, Family Offices, hospital, etcPandemic

Private and public utilitiesDrinking Water

Toilets, Swimming Pools

Air-conditioningHospital Waste, Instruments

Hotels, Restaurants

Bearing

Breeding

Entire provision chain, in accordance with food

codex

Private and public

health

Animal Health

Groceries and

nourishment

Personal HygieneHygiene


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Summary of OrganizationalSummary of Organizational

Pandemic Preparedness MeasuresPandemic Preparedness Measures


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SummarySummary ofof OrganizationalOrganizational MeasuresMeasures


Task Maintenance of the vital functions of the

business/organization without risk to employees,

suppliers and clients

Szenarios Transmission possibilities: for persons and

products in buildings

Measures microbiological security measures for persons,

products and properties

MGB coordination for all businesses units; local conversion direction

and coordination direction; according to requirement team directions

1. Selection and assurance of continuity of necessary activities which willbe maintained over the 6 phases of the Pandemic

2. Selection and temporary closure of the public areas in phase 4 / 5

(i.e., restaurant, cafeteria)


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3: Selection of persons/units under compulsory attendance and their specific

duties, specifically for phases 1 and 2

4: Selection of the corresponding businesses and products to be produced and

delivered during all phases, and/or until phase of 4 the pandemic.Suppliers and customers of the firm, internally or externally, should be

factored into these processes

5: Microbiological security measures for personnel and on the way should be

appropriately ensured; (i.e., surgical masks; hand / shoe / surface / aerialdisinfection )

6: Medical and psychological assistance for personnel should likewise be

considered and included in the plan

7: Microbiological security measures for the buildings should be appropriately

ensured (i.e., common areas such as meeting rooms, waiting rooms,

elevators, toilets, corridors; work surfaces; shoe disinfection; car tire

disinfection, etc.)


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8: Develop alternatives to the current selling / client servicing methods

should be developed and tested. Emergency provisions for internet

and/or telephones capability should be prepared as early as possible,

ready for deployment by phase 3 of the Pandemic (I.e., purchasing

through internet and/or via phone-in orders; home delivery and handover via security door.

9: Prepare for personnel shortages (up to 50%) and their replacement: (i.e.,

women with children who will have to stay home by phase 4 when

schools are closed; other healthy employees who must stay home tocare for infected family members, etc.)

10: Disinfect the air-conditioning system in case of infection in the

workplace through shock dosage using a suitable disinfectant.

11: Develop plans to ensure the smooth resumption of all activities after the

Pandemic, especially those which were closed in phase 4 or 5.


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Thank you.Thank you.

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