Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, consumers are looking for additional ways to protect themselves from getting sick. Business owners are scrambling to add additional layers of protection to instill guest confidence and get people back into their stores and restaurants. Enter the Clean Hands Company, the St. Louis based technology-meets-hygiene manufacturers of the Clean Hands System. This unique handwashing compliance system, developed by Ray Johnson and Fred Striley, ensures employees wash their hands on a regular basis. Launched in 2009, the system was originally created with restaurants in mind, but the founders knew that hand washing was a necessity that encompassed so much more than just food and beverage.
The Clean Hands System is simple: an easy-to-use handwashing compliance tool that helps streamline daily operations for management teams. The motion-activated soap dispenser emits an audible beep when a crew member places their hands underneath. They then say their name or pass phrase and are immediately identified by the system via speech recognition. The team member's name appears on the LCD display as they wash their hands. Each dispenser event is logged to a database on the server and is available for review ensuring correct compliance.
Besides restaurants, other businesses that could benefit from a Clean Hands System include:
Hospitals
Dentists Offices
Nursing Homes
Urgent Care Clinics
Adult Day Care
Rehab Facilities
Cafeterias
Catering Companies
Event Venues
Sports Vending
Food Processors/Manufacturers
Shopping Malls
Boutiques
Jewelry Stores
June 11, 2020
Topic Area: Press Release
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