Self Disinfect Door Push Pads

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The contractor has invested in Door Push Pads to help self-disinfect in the vital seconds between one staff member and the next to help stop the spread of germs and infection throughout the office.

The push pad works by being attached to a door and when the door is pushed it releases alcohol gel to disinfect the hand, thus protecting every door user. The product should be used alongside gel dispensers and hand cleaners.

This demonstrates a great commitment to hygiene and wellbeing for staff during the coronavirus pandemic.

This example of best practice is just one way that projects can work to tackle the virus and reduce the spread. For full guidance and the latest Government advice read the Construction Leadership Council’s Site Operating Procedures.

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Published 1 February 2021
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