New freestanding or vehicle-mounted mobile hygiene stations equip workers to follow federal and state guidelines for frequent hand sanitizing and reduce cross contamination with colleagues. The rugged, purpose-built product design allows water or hand sanitizer to be dispensed virtually anywhere, and application-specific hardware enables units to stand on their own, or to be mounted to a wide variety of vehicles.
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| The portable hand-washing stations can be located at manufacturing and commercial building points of entry, near fixed and portable restroom facilities, or on construction project sites. |
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Black or translucent white water-dispensing tanks come in 6.5- and 10-gal. sizes and are made of durable, virgin polypropylene with an additive that makes them resistant to UV rays. An integrated removable soap dispenser serves as the cap to the filling port; a separate cap is also available. Spring-toggle water spigots are easy to operate, and because they automatically stop water flow when no longer depressed, eliminate recontamination because there is no need to touch them again once hands are clean. The spigots are recessed and side mounted to protect them from damage.
Portable units bear on sturdy, powder-coated steel frame stands that can be outfitted with additional accessories such as paper towel dispensers and graphic signage. Vehicle units are available with frame- and body-mounting hardware that is compatible with virtually any type of truck. The stations meet Occupational Safety and Health Administration requirements for hand-washing at construction sites and can easily be positioned and repositioned as the need arises. The vehicle-mounted model enables drivers and crews to sanitize their hands before reentering trucks or cars. — National Fleet Products, Buffalo, Minn., 763/762-3451; www.nationalfleetproducts.com