LEISURE & HOSPITALITY
GIVING HAND HYGIENE A SPORTING CHANCE
As another Olympic Games comes to a close, people will no doubt be inspired to take up a sport or improve their general fitness. Managers of sports facilities must ensure they prioritise the well-being of staff and customers by taking a holistic approach and by making hand hygiene systems accessible, explains Mike Sullivan, Managing Director for GOJO Industries-Europe.
Looking after our health is important, and everyone can benefit by making time to exercise. Sports facilities help to promote health and well-being in the community and they can also help develop the next generation of sporting heroes. Modern fitness rooms, sports halls, club cafes and welcoming reception areas are provided in many sports facilities around the world. However, the user experience can be further enhanced by also including easy to access hand hygiene systems at key points.
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WITH CLEAN If sports facilities are to attract and retain customers, creating a clean, healthy atmosphere is as important as building the best facilities, providing the correct equipment and hiring the right staff. No-one wants to come away from a sports facility with an infection or a cold, when they have been trying to improve their fitness and health. Good hand hygiene systems located at key access points can help to reduce the risk of this happening.
Practising good hand hygiene is a simple but effective way to prevent contracting and/or spreading germs.
“No-one wants to come away from a sports
facility with an infection
or a cold, when they have been trying to improve their fitness and health.”
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