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Making hands matter at work
19 April 2016
For over 80 years, Deb Group has been establishing skin care programmes for all types of workplaces and public environments that go beyond simply supplying skin care products and hand sanitising solutions. They help employers to better communicate the importance of skin care and hand hygiene to their employees, and provide the materials to drive engagement in best skin care practices.
Deb’s focus is to ‘Make Hands Matter in the Workplace’ and they will be showing visitors exactly how this can be achieved at ISSA/INTERCLEAN Amsterdam.
The Deb Stoko range is described as the world’s most comprehensive occupational skin care offering. Deb’s stand will be divided into four islands that represent each stage of Deb’s four-step skin care programme: protect, cleanse, sanitise, restore. At each island, visitors will be able to sample several products from the Deb Stoko range, including the Refresh Series washroom cleanser, and InstantFOAM Complete – an alcohol-based foam hand sanitiser that is proven to kill 99.999% of bacteria.
In addition to its skin products, Deb will be showcasing technological solutions at its ‘Innovation Corner’. Deb will be presenting items such as DebMed GMS System – a technology that monitors and reports on hand hygiene compliance in healthcare establishments, with the ultimate aim of reducing HAIs by instilling a habitual culture of good hand hygiene amongst employees.
Stand 10.203
- Managing occupational skin disorders this winter
- The real threat to industrial workers’ skin
- Soap dispenser made from 70% recovered coastal plastic
- Hand hygiene initiative awards
- Less water required
- Manufacturing team award
- SC Johnson Professional launches Quick-View Dispensers
- Hand hygiene the focus of Westminster debate
- Asian marketplace entry
- Hand hygiene programme on show at IPS conference
- Wash that virus right out of your air
- Take a look at disinfection
- Sponsoring schools survey
- Microbiologist urges healthcare officials to act now
- Helping promote hygiene
- Survey shows concerns about facilities
- Hand and skin hygiene ranges
- Out of sight is not out of mind
- Rewarding hand hygiene initiatives
- Cool touch for safer hospitals
