After-hours full floor
Treat the entire open-plan floor after staff leave — meeting rooms, desks, kitchens, breakout spaces.
Sick leave costs Australian workplaces an estimated $7B+ annually. UV-C disinfection of hot desks, meeting rooms, kitchens, and shared bathrooms is a measurably effective way to reduce workplace-acquired respiratory illness.
Most offices clean for appearance and treat the underlying hygiene as a secondary concern. UV Sterile inverts that — we treat the hygiene primarily and let the visible cleaning happen on its existing schedule. Workplaces report measurable reductions in winter sick-leave after introducing regular UV-C programs.
Single biggest driver of unplanned workplace absence.
Travels rapidly through shared kitchens and bathrooms.
Recirculated air in sealed buildings concentrates bioaerosols.
Hot desks see dozens of users monthly without deep disinfection.
Treat the entire open-plan floor after staff leave — meeting rooms, desks, kitchens, breakout spaces.
Hourly treatment cycles for high-use meeting rooms during business hours, when empty between bookings.
End-of-day hot desk disinfection in co-working environments where the same desk sees a different user every day.
Full facility including server rooms, mail rooms, archive spaces, and rarely-cleaned zones.
Treatment supports your obligations under Work Health and Safety legislation, particularly the duty to provide a safe and healthy working environment. Documented hygiene programs are increasingly referenced in EBA negotiations and union consultation processes.
Yes — we coordinate with your facilities team or building management. Our operators are insured and security-cleared on request.
Yes. We treat around items left on desks — UV-C reaches around objects rather than requiring clear surfaces. We just need keyboards uncovered and obvious items moved aside.
At our exposure times, no. Standard office equipment is unaffected.
Most offices opt for monthly or fortnightly programs. High-density co-working spaces benefit from weekly treatment of communal areas.