Perfect for food, manufacturing and pharmaceuticals

Managing the issue of workplace clothing, often via third party laundries, is an essential part of hygienic procedures in many sectors; including food and drink manufacturing, healthcare and pharmaceuticals.

The use of garment lockers can significantly reduce the risk of cross contamination, between clean garments and used garments. It also seperates streetwear from workwear, which helps maintain a hygienic working environment. it also helps clients conform to BRC Guideline #7.

Audit Obligations for BRC Food Standards

It is is an official requirement for the food industry to successfully conform to the BRC Global Standard for Food Safety. Our lockers help with ensuring that businesses adhere to these guidelines. Please click here to read more of the sample pages and to purchase the book.

Sloping Tops

Clause 4.7.5 - Employees personal items cannot be placed inappropriately on top of lockers - This can be remedied with our sloping tops for lockers, as it stops items from being stored above. Please contact us for more information. We can also retro fit sloping tops to your current locker fittings.

Separate Clean and Dirty Overalls

Clause 4.8.3 - Outdoor clothing and personal items must be stored seperately from workwear, within the changing facilities. You must also ensure that your clean and dirty overalls are segregated.

Laundering on Site

Clause 4.8.3 - If you are laundering on site, the Auditor will want to see how you control these procedures. Our clean and dirty range, discussed more on the staff lockers page, is perfect for seggregating clothes and adhering to this clause.

Reduced contamination

All of our garment lockers come with ActiveCoat protection as standard. This is proven to reduce levels of bacteria on treated surfaces by 99.9%; reducing anti-microbial cross contamination as prescribed by BRC Guideline #7.

Easy to collect

Not only does our garment locker units dispense clothing, it also allows for the collection of used workwear at the end of a day or shift. Workers simply post their used garments through the adjacent collection lockers, allowing them to be collected by the laundry service or contractor.