compliance expectations and risk for not wearing ppe in a laundry
Compliance Expectations Risks if PPE Is Not Used Correctly
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PPM for on-premises laundries
In aged care on‑premises laundries, staff must wear appropriate PPE (personal protective equipment) such as gloves, gowns/aprons, masks, and sometimes
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LAUNDRY OPERATIONS – what an accreditor is checking
There will be a series of entries on accreditation requirements for an on-premises laundry (OPL) in aged care. The staff
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WHERE TO START WITH AGED CARE STAFFING LAUNDRY SET UP
Laundry staffing at 45 minutes per resident per week is a common planning assumption in residential aged care, and it
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REASONS FOR OPL LAUNDRY SEPARATION
Separating sheets and towelling in an OPL isn’t just a “nice‑to‑have” — it’s one of the simplest ways to protect
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LAUNDRY PROCESS AGED CARE
Laundry operations in aged care face growing pressure as the workforce becomes older or enters the job with limited skills.
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ADVANTAGES OF PRE-SOAKING MICROFIBRE CLOTHS AND MOPS
Microfibre has become the contemporary method for cleaning in aged care as the product is ideal for containing all soils
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Efficient time use with microfibre cloths and mops.
Times are changing where we have moved away from conventional cleaning with string cotton mops and wringer bucket and a
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Why Separating Linen Types Matters in Aged Care Laundry Operations
In aged care facilities, maintaining high hygiene standards is not just a best practice—it’s a necessity. One critical aspect often
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