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Microbiological Security with SANOSIL

May 2009

SANOSIL AG Eichtalstrasse 49, CH-8634 Hombrechtikon, Switzerland www.sanosil.com

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Presentation Outline 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

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Introduction

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Starting point : SARS, bird flu, u. a SARS Outbreak in Asia, spread into the USA EU clock fair Basel; crisis, reputation damage Outbreak in USA in 1918 expansion into Europe 3 waves within a year casualties: between 25 to 70 million dead

Spanish flu

Avian Flu

Outbreak in Asia Spread into Germany, Eastern Europe start of the alarm phase status: Phase 3 in accordance with WHO Outbreak in Mexico

Swine flu

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Challenge

Preventive Measures

Preparation: risk analysis, risk management Practice case Swissair-Halifax

Palliative/ Corrective Treatment

No time for effective steps.

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Who is SANOSIL?

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Who is SANOSIL? Company Activity SANOSIL LTD, Formulated on 12. July 1982 Research, development, manufacture and sales of SANOSIL disinfectants; consultancy services for microbiological security over 50 countries To play a leading role in microbiological security Microbiological security in all client applications, through provision of a complete range of environmentally-friendly products, and in-depth consultancy or advisory services with our qualified personnel.
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Worldwide Presence Mission Vision

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Products & Services

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What We Offer 1. 2. 3. 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 Highly-effective & environmentally friendly products Acknowledged in the field for over 28 years Over 260 tests and assays conducted in institutions of highrenown all over the world (DGHM, etc.) Non-toxic for humans, animals and environment (99.95% biodegradable) Applicable for skin, surface and aerial disinfection Personnel Expertise Decades of experience in various industries and applications Technical and practical know-how
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Risk Analysis Circumference Group Scenario Identification Estimation Cause Damage

Dangers catalogue

Risk Profile

Politics & Strategies Protection level

Measures Catalogue

Measures Priority Sequence

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Risk Analysis

Physical Assets: e.g. Banks

Building Cash , materials

Non-Physical Assets: Service; e.g.

IT Reputation

Risks

Lifeware: Persons; e.g.

staff / employees customers, suppliers
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Risk Analysis: Level and Effects Danger Cause

Damage

RISK Level 1
Physical Damages, Illness/Casualties

RISK Level 2
Damages and losses directly connected with 1st level

Visible losses; easy to asses

insureable

RISK Level 3
Indirect economically losses as a consequence of 1st and 2nd level risk

RISK Level 4
Consequences of the above; Heavy damages and losses for the company

Non-tangible losses; more difficult to quantify and asses

Non insureable

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Risk Management
1. Global setting: conceptual, strategic Identification and recognition of the risks Improve Risk and Crisis management Adaptation of the activities to Risk Management strategy
Governance

Risk Management

Persons/Products

State of the art

Task
Benchmark Stakeholders

Every risk

Report

2.

Local setting: Realisation Competence and Responsibility

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Risk Management

Risk

Eliminate Reduce Assure Prevent

R R R R
Remaining Risk

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Risk Management a. Analyse/Diagnose

Acquire a Risk-Analysis Risk/Crisis Management Set Goals Adaptation of all activities at RM

b. Implementation
Worldwide / regional / local Risk profile Land/Region Training/coaching

d. Evaluation and Feedback

Gaps Possible improvements New risks

c. Achievement measurement
Every risk Risk reduction

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Six Phases of a Pandemic in Accordance with WHO

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
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Risk / Crisis Management

Phase 6

Risk

Focus Prepare Avoid / act preventively Crisis / risk management

Phase 5

Phase 4 Phase 3

Time

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Effectiveness of the risk Mgmt.

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Consultancy and Other Products

1. Consultancy Services Risk Analysis More than 10 years experience in consultancy services and execution of risk analyses for international organizations Prepare scenarios; based on the 6 phases of the pandemic scenarios as per the WHO Risk analysis / risk or crisis management Microbiological evaluation of specific scenarios; e.g. building, products, services
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Prepare expected risks

Training / Coaching Microbiological Evaluation

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Consultancy and Other Products

2. Microbiological Security Means SANOSIL Approvals and tests Experience Assays and tests (over 260 tests) Over decades of experience in varied applications; proven outstanding performance 2-year guarantee Non-toxic and safe for humans, animals, and the environment Rinsing or neutralization not necessary Direct-to-sewer disposal with SANOSIL varied applications using 1 product possible: disinfection of hands, clothes, surfaces and air
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Long storage possibility Toxicity

Rinsing/Neutralization Simple disposal Multiple uses

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Specific Areas of Application

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Specific Applications
Hygiene Private and public health Personal Hygiene Toilets, Swimming Pools Air-conditioning Hospital Waste, Instruments Hotels, Restaurants Bearing Breeding Entire provision chain, in accordance with food codex Private and public utilities Banks, insurance, Family Offices, hospital, etc
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Animal Health

Groceries and nourishment Drinking Water Pandemic

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Summary of Organizational Pandemic Preparedness Measures

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Summary of Organizational Measures

Task Maintenance of the vital functions of the business/organization without risk to employees, suppliers and clients Transmission possibilities: for persons and products in buildings microbiological security measures for persons, products and properties

Szenarios

Measures

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 will be maintained over the 6 phases of the Pandemic Selection and temporary closure of the public areas in phase 4 / 5 (i.e., restaurant, cafeteria)
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Summary of Organizational Measures

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 / aerial disinfection ) 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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Summary of Organizational Measures

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 hand over 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 to care 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.

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