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The Tork Surface Hygiene Guide helps manufacturers improve surface cleaning
21 January 2021
DID YOU know that contaminants can stay on the surfaces of your facility and continue to be a threat for days if not cleaned and disinfected properly? The global health and hygiene company, Essity, manufacturers of Tork, have now shared a free, downloadable surface cleaning guide as part of their Site Safety Guide for Manufacturing.
The Tork Surface Hygiene Guide was created to help slow the spread of viruses in manufacturing facilities by giving employees the best tools and knowledge of how to clean and disinfect surfaces. This includes what products, materials and techniques to use, which areas to focus on, why it’s so important to keep surfaces clean in order to maintain a safe workplace.
Like all materials from Tork, the Surface Hygiene Guide is based on the manufacturers’ own experiences implementing the hygiene protocols that have enabled then to deliver critical hygiene supplies and other materials without disruption throughout the Coronavirus pandemic.
To find out more, and to download the free guide, visit www.tork.co.uk/cleancaremanufacturing
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