Learning Management System by EcoOnline
EcoOnline LMS (Learning Management System), part of the wider EcoOnline training & eLearning solution, redefines traditional EHS learning, changing how organisations deliver safety training by embedding it within operational workflows. As part of EcoOnline’s suite of EHS, ESG and chemical safety solutions, eLearning helps businesses to bridge gaps in workforce competency and regulatory compliance.
Frontline employees are driving demand for digital health and safety solutions, with 67% claiming they would help them to feel safer, rising to 82% among the 18-34 age range. The same surveyed group said that greater training of existing staff was one of the top areas they think employers could be investing more. Developed to support a digitally native workforce, EcoOnline eLearning offers personalised training experiences, giving employees and
contractors access to essential learning content both on- site and remotely.
To monitor progress and set targets that reflect regulatory and industry-specific requirements, the technology’s capabilities include an AI-powered quiz generator, real- time competency tracking and link-based self-enrolment for contractors to complete essential training. With access to thousands of eLearning content modules, businesses save time while ensuring consistency and compliance across departments.
EcoOnline, recognised as a leader in Verdantix’s Green Quadrant for EHS Software 2025, support companies to build a culture of safety for workers. The integrated eLearning solution is a clear reflection of this expertise and commitment, helping organisations to build smarter workplaces and enabling quick identification of hazards.
With the demand for better training programmes rising, EcoOnline’s eLearning stands out as a holistic solution that meets compliance needs and promotes a safety culture led by visibility and predictability. It is a powerful tool for organisations looking to take training beyond just a formal requirement, integrating it into the foundation of workflows and employee best practice.
Multiwash PRO Steam byTruvox International
The easy-to-use Multiwash PRO Steam from global floorcare specialists, Truvox International, provides exceptional cleaning results across multiple floor types – due to its counter-rotating brushes – and with the additional steam function, it delivers quick and easy cleaning and saves time as the steam helps to shift stubborn marks and dirt.
The Multiwash PRO Steam also sanitises floors. Tested in a certified laboratory to remove >99.99% of S. aureus, E. coli, P. aeruginosa and B. subtilis bacteria, it improves hygiene and delivers improved infection control, as with the addition of the steam, dirt and grime are removed
more easily than with traditional cleaning methods.
The Multiwash PRO Steam is also kinder to the environment for a range of sectors, including hospitals and care homes, as it cleans using only water and does not need any hazardous chemicals or disinfectants.
“Listening to what our loyal customers need and expect when it comes to effective and efficient floor cleaning, the Multiwash PRO Steam model has been designed to be better, faster and stronger than other machines which are currently available,” says Gordon McVean.
“Each machine in the Multiwash PRO range washes, scrubs and dries in a single pass, giving improved and unrivalled cleaning results and leaving floors ready for your customers and staff to walk on.
“We are proud that all our floorcare machines have the reputation of being simple to use and easy to maintain. Since the pandemic, hygiene has become the biggest priority in all premises and cleaning has become more of a ‘front of house activity’, so the other priority has always been to ensure that our machines look great. The Multiwash PRO Steam certainly follow those principles.”
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