We’re previously blogged about how important it is to wash your hands. Of course some people need a little motivation – we’re not sure if this will work, but it sure is an innovative approach to improve hand washing!
Gavin Buckett Food Safety Expert & Former Apprentice Chef of the Year
My name is Gavin Buckett and I have over 10 years experience in this industry and have also practiced as a chef. I have also had the honour of being named Victorian Apprentice Chef of the year. These years of experience mean that I live and breathe food safety.
With friendly, cost effective and practical solutions I will empower your staff to do the right thing around food safety. I will help you put in place systems to ensure your peace of mind in this area.
I was a School cleaner in a Primary School and was shocked to find out most of the toilets had no soap in them.
How are we expected to teach our children to wash their hands when our own schools dont have soap in the dispensers.
A quick wash under cold water doesn’t really do the job does it.
Cheers Daniel
This is very cute. But when all said and done, it really doesn’t address the problem. Hand washing starts at a very early age. Not enough is taught in schools about hygiene. When I was at school we were taken to wash our hands before lunch break. Schools need far better facilities before the children will take notice. At home our hands were inspected before meals. Bring back a bit of old fashioned discipline.
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