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A garments distribution system contributes to a higher safety level in the healthcare sector
Safety awareness is an important topic. We are always looking to increase our safety awareness. Beware of where you place items. Regular maintenance. Even keeping to the right of an isle when carts and pallets pass by. Needle-stick injuries A large safety concern in the healthcare sector is needle-stick injuries. Employees are trained and vaccinated…
Read MoreIkazia Hospital commissions second garments distribution system
On 22 June 2020, Ikazia Hospital in Rotterdam has commissioned its second LCT garments distribution system. We trust that the second system brings Ikazia as much joy as the first one! The growing number of employees and subsequent increase in garments stock was the reason for the expansion to a second system. Since the current…
Read MoreWhat to do when every second counts?
What you certainly don’t want to think about is the safety and availability of your garments. Automated inventory control, garments distribution and personal protective equipment for essential professions such as police, fire brigade and professions in the nursing and healthcare sector are a hot topic at the moment.. Good emergency preparation entails being ready for…
Read MoreWhat does garment management have in common with current recommended hygiene regulations?
A closed garment management system delivers hanging garments from the laundry service directly to the garments distribution system or delivers folded items to a garments distribution slot machine. Clearly, this has everything to do with present hygiene regulations! Maintaining workplace hygiene is key to the health of both employees and customers. Sadly, the outbreak of the COVID-19…
Read MoreLCT and Textilligence join forces in garments management and UHF RFID solutions
LCT, specialist in garments management, distribution and wardrobe systems and Textilligence, specialised in UHF RFID solutions for textile management, have merged to become a new company named LCT-Textilligence. The board of directors is comprised of Marjolein Plandsoen and David Tiegelaar. David Tiegelaar: “Thanks to the merger, the expertise from both companies raises the knowledge base and…
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