We are living unprecedented and dramatic times: after months of lockdown the desire to restart is great, but so (and perhaps even more so) is the risk of resurgence of the pandemic.
To safeguard everyone's work, but above all the health and well-being of any people, it is important to make and maintain the environments in which we live and work healthy enough to allow us to gradually return to normal and resume – completely safe – everyday activities.
EIFEC, in cooperation with the University of Turin - Dbios and other institutions and experts, has thus prepared an online course that can be used by any organization wishing to properly sanitize and keep clean of viruses and pathogens its own spaces, structures and premises.  

TO WHOM THE COURSE IS ADDRESSED
The course is intended for both professional operators and service/business organizations’ owners engaged in cleaning and sanitizing activities within living environment and/or working spaces.

WHAT THE COURSE IS ABOUT
The aim of the course is to train those in charge of hygienic maintenance procedures to effectively clean and sanitize any location, furniture, tool etc. (with the exclusion of aspects related to safety at work and referred to the Legislative Decree 81/08, which are objects of further specific training).
In particular, the fundamentals needed to understand and develop a suitable preventive strategy to mitigate/contrast the spread of SARS-COV 2 will be dealt with.

EXPECTED RESULTS
Attendees at the course will be able to suitably manage the necessary cleaning and sanitizing activities, which shall concern also the various components of all locations to be treated, i.e. equipment and any other items that may be present.
In addition, specific behaviors will be acquired for the sanitization of common areas, including toilets.

PREREQUISITES
No particular prerequisites are needed for participating in the course.

PROGRAM CONTENTS

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Cleaning and sanitization objectives

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Brief hints about the risks of ineffective cleaning/sanitization

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Analysis of the main chemical products in current use: advantages, disadvantages, limits

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The use of physical agents (e.g. UV and Ozone): advantages, disadvantages, limits

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Manual cleaning and mechanical cleaning: advantages, disadvantages, limits

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The SARS-COV 2 problem: how it has been addressed from the point of view of cleaning and sanitization

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The correct use of protective equipment

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Importance of air exchange and air conditioning in environmental sanitization

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Explanatory examples: how to sanitize surfaces, how to sanitize equipment

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Sanitization waste management

COMPLIANCE OFFICER

The implementation of the new Heath Emergency Risk Compliance Management System in epidemic context ( HER- CMS) based on the international Standard EIFEC ES2001.06:HBY/HER requires a specific training. The course will allow Compliance officers  to work with management and staff to identify and manage regulatory risk. 

Their objective is to ensure that an organization has internal controls that adequately measure and manage the risks it faces. 

Compliance officers provide an in-house service that effectively supports business areas in their duty to comply with relevant laws and regulations and internal procedures.

A compliance officer is an individual who ensures that a company complies with its outside regulatory and legal requirements as well as internal policies and bylaws.

In the event of a regulatory breach, it is important for the compliance officer to have appropriate disciplinary measures in place to avoid a future recurrence.