How to improve workplace hygiene?

Learn how to improve office workplace hygiene in an easy follow 1-2-3 how-to guide.

 

Everything you need to get started with super hygienic workplace

Step by step how-to guide

  • 22 free easy use templates

  • What, when, and how to get your workplace super hygienic fast

  • Useful hygiene tips

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  • Advanced Hygiene technologies

  • Measure your sucess and providing the peace of mind

 

Want to start an ultra hygienic workplace for your business? Look no further.

Part of Rentokil Initial, a FTSE100 company, Initial is the world's leading hygiene company, helping customers in over 60 countries around the world manage hygiene risk, create safer business environments and healthier and more hygienic workplaces to safeguard brand reputation, staff and end-users.

Our hygiene habits at work are extremely important to our health, and the health of those around us. 

Researchers using tracer viruses from the American Society of Microbiology found that contamination of just a single doorknob or table top can result in the spread of viruses throughout office buildings, hotels and health care facilities. Within two to four hours, the virus was detectable on 40% to 60% of workers, visitors and commonly touched objects.

Hand Hygiene

Good hand hygiene is one of the most important ways to help minimise the spread of germs in the office. In a recent study, 50% of workers admitted having left the washroom without washing their hands due to poor washroom facilities. Providing a good washroom experience can have a direct impact on hygiene behaviours.

  • Ensure good hand washing practices with awareness campaigns and notices in common areas and points-of-need
  • Clean taps and soap dispensers regularly to help reduce surface cross-contamination. Consider touch-free hand wash facilities to minimise contact
  • Provide appropriate solutions to encourage good hand drying practices. Damp hands spread 1000x more bacteria than dry hands