Code Grey · Emergency Reprocessing · 24/7/365
Sterile processing down? Call now.
1-905-766-4051Answered by SteriPro operations, day and night, every day of the year.
Flood · sterilizer failure · boil-water advisory · utilities loss · department shutdown
When You Call
Have this ready. If you don't, call anyway.
Every minute matters more than complete information. Our team has run Code Grey mobilizations before — we will structure the call.
The First 24 Hours
What happens next.
- 1Hour 0–1: Triage call. Volumes, priorities, logistics, and a single point of contact on both sides.
- 2Hour 1–6: Mobilization. Transport dispatched, tray manifests and packaging protocol agreed, capacity reserved at our 24/7 facility.
- 3Hour 6–24: First cycles back. Priority sets reprocessed and returned in SteriChain™ monitored transport — first trays typically within the first 24 hours, depending on distance and volume.
- 4Day 2+: Steady state. A run schedule matched to your OR schedule, daily volumes confirmed each afternoon, until your department is back.
Don't Wait for the Emergency
The best Code Grey call is the one you never make.
Hospitals with a SteriPro contingency agreement have pre-approved protocols, pre-built manifests, and a rehearsed mobilization plan — so day one runs like day thirty. Ask about standing contingency coverage for planned shutdowns, construction, and accreditation-driven remediation.
And your procurement path may be shorter than you think — many hospitals can access SteriPro contingency services through existing group purchasing and shared-services arrangements. Ask us what applies to your hospital.
In an emergency, skip the form.
Call the line. It is answered by operations staff who can mobilize — not a switchboard.