RFID monitored hand-washing system from HandGiene
25 June 2010 by Angela Frewin
Frequent hand-washing can prevent the spread of food-borne pathogens, such as salmonella and e.coli. US corporation HandGiene has come up with a three-pronged solution for supervisors to ensure staff are washing their hands when they should.
It combines a hygiene-compliant liquid soap or sanitising unit with radio frequency ID-enabled name tags or wrist bands worn by staff to monitor their hand-washing activity in real time.
The stored records comply with HACCP and ISO-9000 standards, as well as impending Government rules on documenting hand hygiene.
To buy it, callHandGiene Corp
00 35 38 7635 2787
