Tork is offering a one-stop resource hub to businesses keen to enhance their hygiene procedures under “new normal” guidelines.
The brand’s “Secure the new hygiene standard” website offers a free downloadable Back to Business Toolkit to help companies keep customers safe as part of a reopening plan.
According to a recent global survey, 81 per cent of respondents have higher expectations of public washrooms to provide a safe and hygienic environment in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis [1].
“This period has been challenging for businesses, and customers’ hygiene expectations have increased,” said Essity President of Professional Hygiene Don Lewis. “This means hygiene practices will be scrutinised more than ever as businesses begin to welcome back employees and customers.”
The customisable Back to Business Toolkit includes informative posters, checklists, hand hygiene prompts and bold signage designed to remind the public about one-way systems and social-distancing requirements.
Other resources for businesses include:
• A white paper, infographics and educational videos that detail how hygienic solutions such as paper towels, skincare products, tissue and napkin systems can help contribute to a cleaner and safer facility
• Tork product recommendations to help businesses secure the new hygiene standard
Visitors to the “Secure the new hygiene standard” website can also access existing Safe at Work toolkits that contain valuable tips, guides and product information. These are aimed at a variety of businesses including offices, higher education establishments, manufacturing, healthcare and hospitality venues.
“Tork offers guidance and insights based on decades of experience plus the latest recommendations from global public health organisations,” said Don Lewis. “We want to help keep facilities hygienic while supporting our customers as they navigate a challenging new environment.”
The Back to Business Toolkit can be downloaded at www.tork.co.uk/safeatwork.
1] 2020 Survey conducted by United Minds in cooperation with CINT in April 2020. The survey covered seven markets: UK, US, China, Germany, France, Spain and Sweden. In total, 7067 answered the survey.
