Ventilation Hygiene Specialists


Is your ventilation system compliant with current standards? Services we offer:


 Fire Damper Inspection & Testing to BS9999 & Regulatory Reform Act 2005  Ventilation Cleaning to HTM-03/HTM 05, BS EN 15780, NAAD21 Pt 2  Kitchen Extract Cleans to EC 852, LPS 2084, NAAD21Pt 1


 Ventilation Risk Assessments to HSE 1992 L24 Section 5 & 6, CDM 2015  Decontamination & Fogging for COVID 19/Airborne Infections  Deep-cleans


Overclean Technicians are 1st to gain competency in NOS Units – National Occupation Standards in Ventilation Hygiene


Compliance without Compromise – Improving your IAQ


NATIONWIDE COVERAGE – FREE SURVEYS T: 01404 41333 / 01404 891082 E: enquiries@overclean.co.uk www.overclean.co.uk


Proud members of


Authorising Engineers for Ventilation, Fire Safety & Pressure Systems DRLC Ltd.


DRLC provide Authorising Engineers (AE’s) for Ventilation, Fire and Pressure Systems. We offer Premises Assurance Model (PAM) audits and pre-CQC inspection audits.


Our PAM and pre-CQC service enables NHS Trusts


to make informed decisions about the development of their estates and facilities. Our PAM audits help Trusts prioritise investment decisions in order to raise standards in the most advantageous way and provides a way of measuring compliance against legislation.


Our Fire Safety AE’s will carry out an audit of the


Fire Safety Risk Management strategy of your Trust and provide any recommendations for improvement.


Our Pressure Systems Engineers carry out audits of boiler plant, including assessing safe systems of work. We also assess your pressure systems management and supervision.


In addition to the AE Ventilation service we offer a Design Review service for projects which are implementing refurbishments to Air Handling Units (AHUs) or completely new installations of AHU’s.


You Can Be Sure of the Best Value Authorising Engineers www.drlc.uk sales@drlc.uk


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