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Tork Vision Cleaning, for example, enables cleaners to check remotely via a smartphone or tablet when a washroom is likely to need a service. This removes the need for them to make multiple journeys to the facility, saving time and cutting down on cleaning costs. Tork Vision Cleaning also helps facility managers to digitalise the cleaning process, allowing checklists to be created for cleaners so that no task is missed.


Technology in the form of online training is also proving to be highly useful because it removes the need for staff to physically attend training courses, saving time and money.


The importance of healthcare cleaning has become particularly well understood during the COVID-19 pandemic. Essity’s Tork Interactive Clean Hospital Training – an interactive training and support package – takes healthcare


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cleaners and facility managers through various real-world cleaning scenarios in an engaging way.


The training takes place in a virtual hospital and incorporates modules on daily cleaning in occupied patient rooms, plus discharge cleaning protocols.


Technology is opening up an ever-increasing range of possibilities for the cleaning and hygiene sector, and it’s poised to expand our horizons beyond anything we could possibly imagine. Glitches will doubtless continue to occur and manufacturers will step up to address them, but it’s likely that the most successful systems going forward will be those that are reliable, engaging, accessible, and above all, easy to use and understand.


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