WHAT’S NEW?
GOJO EXTENDS RANGE WITH LPK TOILET
CLEANING SYSTEM Following its acquisition of Laboratoires Prodene Klint (LPK) in 2014, GOJO Industries-Europe now offers LPK Toilet Seat Disinfecting Wipes and Foam; with co-ordinating dispensers.
With over 70 years’ experience of research, development and innovation, GOJO Industries-Europe Ltd is a leading producer and marketer of skin health and surface hygiene solutions for away-from-home settings, whilst LPK, based in France specialise in professional hygiene, cosmetics and disinfectant products.
Chris Wakefield, Vice President, European Marketing & Product Development, GOJO Industries- Europe Ltd commented: “One of the strategic benefits of purchasing LPK was acquiring its research and development capabilities, which has provided many opportunities for learning, exploration and production of new formulations and products.
“The LPK Toilet Seat Disinfecting Wipes and Foam are an ideal way to demonstrate a facility’s commitment to cleanliness, enhancing the user experience and leaving them with a positive impression of your facility”.
This new range enables a quick and effective hygienic clean of the entire toilet seat, helping to prevent the spread of germs. The easy to install dispensing systems are stylish, compact and discreet – as well as being robust and lockable.
LPK Toilet Seat Disinfecting Wipes
operatives should be able to:
• Understand the nature and the scope of a workplace hazard
• Identify various risks caused by needle-stick and sharps injuries
JANGRO SHARPENS ITS
EXPERT TRAINING OFFERING For operatives working in areas where there are sharps (needles and other objects used to puncture the skin), cleaning can be extra hazardous. With the correct management, the risk of accidents can be reduced. That’s why Jangro, the largest network of independent janitorial and cleaning distributors in the UK and Ireland, has expanded its award-winning training programme, LMS (Learning Management Solution) with a new module dedicated to Sharps Handling.
The course takes only 30 minutes to complete, and by the end of it,
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• Understand the five-step process
of risk management
• Identify the roles and responsibilities involved with managing sharps waste
• List Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and other tools, and understand why they are important
Joanne Gilliard, CEO at Jangro commented: “Research in the healthcare sector suggests that the incidence of sharps injuries is likely to be under-reported. This could also be the case in the cleaning business, as there is no industry data related to operatives who have reported needle stick injuries
are pre-moistened with an antiseptic and disinfecting solution. Efficient and economic, the entire toilet seat can be disinfected with just one wipe, without rinsing. Once used, they should be disposed of in the bin.
LPK Toilet Seat Disinfecting Foam is easy to use; simply dispense foam onto toilet paper and wipe over the toilet seat – no water or rinsing required. Once used, it can be disposed of in the toilet.
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as part of RIDDOR (Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations).
The Jangro LMS is a highly innovative, fully interactive and accessible e-learning platform, free to all Jangro customers and their staff, and is optimised for all devices. As well as Sharps Handling, there are also modules in Manual Handling, COSHH, Health & Safety, Colour Coding and Infection Control, Washroom Hygiene and more.
A key benefit of the LMS is that course lengths vary, with users able to train remotely at times that suit them. This allows cleaning operatives to dip in and out of short sessions or longer sessions, making learning highly flexible and accessible. Jangro also offers Task Cards, which are brief, highly visual documents containing step-by-step instructions for product usage and safety information, to help busy operatives access best practice on the go.
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