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Abm Industries — ECEF Webinar: Making Sense of It All (November 2021)
37 slides from Abm Industries's conference presentation, November 2021
Slide 1: Welcome to ABM's Making Sense of It All
We will begin in just a few minutes. Welcome to ABM’s Making Sense of It All. Here’s what you should know about this Live Event… • Everyone but the presenters will be muted during the meeting. • If you have questions during the presentation, we encourage you to enter them into the Q&A feature. We wi
Slide 2: Making Sense of It All: Regulations, Responsibility and Resiliency in 2022 and Beyond
November 2021 Making Sense of It All: Regulations, Responsibility and Resiliency in 2022 and Beyond ABM EnhancedClean and EnhancedFacility 2
Slide 3: Our Expert Panel
Our Expert Panel BEN DODDS RUTH CARRICO NANCY MCCLELLAN KEVIN BROWN CATHY CAMPBELL Director, EnhancedClean & Executive Director, Norton Chair of the University of Vice President of Engineering; National Director of Service EnhancedFacility Infectious Diseases Institute, Michigan Graduate School PE,
Slide 4: Current State of the Pandemic
Current State of the Pandemic BEN DODDS Director, EnhancedClean & EnhancedFacility 4
Slide 5: Current state of the pandemic
Current state of the pandemic Gearing up for re-occupancy • While full re-occupancy has not yet occurred in many markets and industries, there is anticipation of an up-tick in the first quarter of 2022 There is still a lot of uncertainty around COVID Variants are keeping case numbers high • New vari
Slide 6: Recent report highlights positive indicators for the future of CRE health
Recent report highlights positive indicators for the future of CRE health, albeit a bit delayed, with re-entry uptick in Q1 2022 A recent report published by Cushman and Wakefield highlighted five positive indicators: The economy has recovered 76%, or 2.2M of the 2.9M office jobs, 1 lost in the pand
Slide 7: Aviation and Education: return to pre-pandemic levels
Aviation | Air travel has regained Education | In-person learning has momentum, and will only increase mostly returned to pre-pandemic levels with the holidays and relaxed restrictions ✓ Virtual learning is here to stay, but it will not be a replacement for in-person learning, rather it will work as
Slide 8: COVID has caused a shift in employee mindset
COVID has caused a shift in employee mindset, but all the information and misinformation in the media makes it difficult for employers to identify a path forward to meet employee needs There is a shift towards wellness as COVID-19 highlights the need to provide facility occupants with a safe environ
Slide 9: Members of ABM's Expert Advisory Council
We have members of ABM’s Expert Advisory Council on to help break through the clutter, provide clarity, and answer your questions 9
Slide 10: Vaccines, Variants, and Influenza
Vaccines, Variants, and Influenza RUTH CARRICO Executive Director, Norton Infectious Diseases Institute, Norton Healthcare, Louisville KY; PhD, DNP, CIC, FAAN Specialty: Infection Prevention 10
Slide 11: COVID is still very much a threat and requires our attention
While things are looking more positive, COVID is still very much a threat and requires our attention Multiple times throughout the pandemic we have seen numbers drop, only to surge again Current state of COVID* Community Transmission in US by County ▪ Only ~55% US population is fully vaccinated ▪ Th
Slide 12: COVID variants are a major factor when predicting future cases
COVID variants are a major factor when predicting future COVID cases and surges • Variants are more easily transmitted because the virus is able to infect more efficiently. This means that people can become infectious earlier and even before Are the COVID variants more they exhibit symptoms. transmi
Slide 13: Vaccination rates increasing, but vaccine efficacy diminishing with variants
Vaccination rates are increasing and vaccine mandates are being instituted, but vaccine efficacy is diminishing with COVID variants Manufacturer Effectiveness in reducing risk of Effectiveness in reducing risk of hospitalization due to COVID-19 hospitalization due to COVID-19 initially after Delta v
Slide 14: Flu season will coincide with the ongoing COVID pandemic
We are coming into flu season, and it is going to coincide with the ongoing COVID pandemic Influenza facts The best ways to prevent the spread of ✓ Globally, influenza accounts for tens of millions of influenza & COVID infections and hundreds of thousands of deaths • Vaccination is the single most i
Slide 15: Regulatory and Governing Bodies
Regulatory and Governing Bodies NANCY MCCLELLAN Chair of the University of Michigan Graduate School of Public Health COHSE External Advisory Board; M.P.H., CIH, CHMM Specialty: Industrial Hygiene 15
Slide 16: Occupant health and safety expectations continually redefined
Expectation around occupant health and safety is continually being redefined, and there is no going back People’s view of safety is often binary, leading either to increased trust or no trust at all. According to Deloitte, key priority areas of customer and employee trust include: 1 Safety essential
Slide 17: Biden's & OSHA's COVID Control Strategies
Biden’s & OSHA’s COVID ASHRAE newsletter survey Control Strategies highlighting importance of IAQ A survey in ASHRAE newsletter There is a shift for more support in What conducted by Vaisala, a world-leading What improving ventilation and indoor measurement technology company, in air quality beyond
Slide 18: Indoor Air Quality is critical to keeping facilities safe
Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) is critical to keeping facilities safe for occupants; poor ventilation increases the risk of virus transmission Poor Ventilation + Viral Sources = Transmission Risk ▪ In studies of unhealthy facilities, poor ventilation is the most common issue per the CDC and the National I
Slide 19: Indoor Air Quality Technologies
Indoor Air Quality Technologies KEVIN BROWN Vice President of Engineering; PE, EMP, HBDP, CEM, CMVP, LEED AP Specialty: Engineering 19
Slide 20: ABM vetted technologies fit for use to improve IAQ
A variety of technologies claim to improve air cleaning; after a careful vetting process, ABM deemed the following technologies fit for use to improve Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Evaluated technologies focusing … and selected the below on key criteria… technologies for air cleaning Is the product effec
Slide 21: HVAC | Vetted and approved EnhancedFacility technologies
HVAC | Vetted and approved EnhancedFacility technologies Technology Technology Ideal Use Technology Description Category Type Cases • Bipolar Ionization works by releasing positive and negative ions that are generated by the ionizer and then sent into the space via a fan (either in the HVAC or a HVA
Slide 22: Lighting | Vetted and approved EnhancedFacility technologies
Lighting | Vetted and approved EnhancedFacility technologies Technology Technology Ideal Use Technology Description Category Type Cases • Far-UV downlights inactivate pathogens with no harm to exposed human or animal skin • High use areas (e.g., and eyes restroom, kitchens, Far-UV Lighting downlight
Slide 23: ABM disinfection comparison chart
ABM developed a disinfection comparison chart to help align on which solution is right-sized for a particular facility or client need CRITERIA Technology Categories Approved by ABM* Comparison IMPORTANCE of CRITERIA Upper room / UV-C Downlights - Far- MERV 6-12 HEPA or MERV 13+ Portable / Mobile LED
Slide 24: Living Labs overview
Living Labs overview Purpose Details Objectives Methods Evaluate the occupant When: Dec 2021 – Jan Evaluate the indoor air quality and ventilation Visual assessment and safety of each technology 2022 system impact of HVAC optimization HVAC evaluation Evaluate each technology’s Where: Fully functioni
Slide 25: Importance of Surface Disinfection
Importance of Surface Disinfection CATHY CAMPBELL National Director of Service Delivery (B&I);CHESP;CMIP Specialty: Healthcare 25
Slide 26: The CDC still supports surface disinfection
The CDC still supports surface disinfection to help reduce the risk of virus transmission; sustained, proactive cleaning and disinfection is always important Common questions: CDC response: ✓ While the CDC says the risk is low for surface transmission, the CDC does not state that there is no risk Th
Slide 27: Proper disinfection is necessary beyond COVID
Proper disinfection is necessary beyond COVID to protect against other pathogens and viruses A variety of organisms can exist on surfaces and in the air for periods ranging from just a few days to years COVID-19 27 Adapted from Hota B, et al. Clin Infect Dis 2004;39:1182-9 and Kramer A, et al. BMC I
Slide 28: EnhancedClean & EnhancedFacility
EnhancedClean & EnhancedFacility BEN DODDS Director, EnhancedClean & EnhancedFacility 28
Slide 29: What to look for in a partner
You Whatneed to alook trusted for partner who can develop strategic, in a partner customized solutions to meet your needs A DIVERSE VANTAGE POINT Site survey, risk ACROSS INDUSTRIES BRINGS assessment, and BEST PRACTICES FROM ALL reentry planning DISCIPLINES TOGETHER Continued governance Comprehensiv
Slide 30: Healthy Building Solutions
HEALTHY BUILDING SOLUTIONS: To help keep your employees safe From the things you touch to the air you breathe, ABM delivers healthier facilities with the latest approaches and innovations backed by experts DISINFECTING SURFACES DISINFECTING THE AIR A Three-Step Approach for A Comprehensive Program t
Slide 31: EnhancedClean + EnhancedFacility Minimum Recommended Frequencies
EnhancedClean™ + EnhancedFacility™ Minimum Recommended Frequencies Base Cold / flu season Community outbreak • Reentry site assessment • New workforce protocols Return Safely • 1x disinfection timed with reentry • 1x general deep clean, if facility has been closed for extended amount of time • Facil
Slide 32: EnhancedFacility success story: Higher Education
EnhancedFacility success story: Higher Education Reminder Conducted pre / post IAQ test for MERV filter upgrade Situation Dashboard for clients to received “snap shots” of their equipment The university had to restrict on-campus learning for over a year due to COVID-19 Evaluation ABM conducted a Hea
Slide 33: EnhancedClean success story: Manufacturing
EnhancedClean success story: Manufacturing Situation Pain point Solution Customer has been an ABM janitorial At the start of the pandemic, the customer had ABM implemented EnhancedClean’s high client for 10 years to shut down its facility three times in two touch disinfecting and electrostatic weeks
Slide 34: IAQ and surface disinfection must work in tandem
To reach optimal healthy building status, IAQ and surface disinfection must work in tandem to provide a holistic solution 1 3 5 Conduct IAQ post-test 7 Conduct ABM Healthy to document Building Risk Implement IAQ pre-test improvements and Monitor and maintain Assessment to identify to document baseli
Slide 35: EnhancedClean and EnhancedFacility services can help
✓ Not everyone is going to receive the vaccine, even with mandates in place ✓ Vaccines are not 100% effective, especially regarding the variants EnhancedClean and ✓ Even when vaccinated, individuals can transmit COVID through surface-to-surface contact EnhancedFacility services can help ✓ Disinfecti
Slide 36: Q&A
Q&A 36
Slide 37: Thank You
Thank You HealthyFacility.com 866.624.1520 One Liberty Plaza – 7th Floor, New York, NY 10006 37
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