A workforce that is never in one building
Cleaning and laundry teams work across many sites, often after hours, often alone, and frequently in a second language. There is rarely a moment when everyone is in a room to be trained.
3.2 Never mix cleaning chemicals; wear gloves and eye protection when decanting.
3.3 Check the safety data sheet before using a new product.
Don't mix chemicalsWear gloves and eye protection whenever you handle chemicals.
What makes this hard
- Staff are dispersed across sites and shifts.
- Chemical handling carries genuine exposure risk.
- Site access rules differ from building to building.
- Turnover is high and induction never stops.
- Lone, after-hours work means no supervisor to check the method.
- Clients audit the contractor, so the records have to be yours to produce.
What Oxil does about it
Training that reaches them
Modules land on the phone the worker already carries, wherever they are working that night.
Chemical safety, understood
Safety data and handling delivered visually and in language, then checked for comprehension.
Cleared per site
Site-specific access and requirements sit against each building, not in one generic induction.
Onboard the day they start
A new cleaner inducts on their own phone the day they are hired, without pulling anyone off a site.
Report a hazard from site
A worker photographs a hazard or a missing supply and it lands with the person who can act on it.
Records ready for the client
Every induction and check is timestamped and retained, ready when a client asks for evidence.
See it built for cleaning & laundry.
Twenty minutes. We'll show you a module made from your own material, in your workers' language, with your site on the screen.
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