Standard Operating Procedures

Standard Operating Procedures

The objective of these procedures is to help businesses to minimize unnecessary waste without compromising the guest experience or health and safety expectations.

Standard Operating Procedures

In many instances, single-use items are “perceived” to provide higher standards of hygiene and safety, but this is often not the case. For example, the World Health Organisation openly recognizes that the use of single-use gloves can lead to an even higher risk of spreading infection because they give a false sense of reassurance, and they advise against the use of gloves in most circumstances.

These Standard Operating Procedures have been created together with the technical insight of health and safety experts at Intertek Cristal and include step by step instructions that can be followed so that reusable and refillable alternatives can be implemented safely.

It is recommended that any changes are supported with positive customer communications, and that any customer-facing staff are trained so that they are able to deal proactively and professionally with any concerns raised by guests.

STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES GENERAL

Standard Operating Procedure for hand washing and sanitising

Standard Operating Procedure for reusable gloves

STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES FOR F&B PROCESSES

Standard Operating Procedure for reusable cups and glasses

Standard Operating Procedure for reusable containers

Standard Operating Procedure for coffee capsules

STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES FOR HOTEL OPERATIONS

Standard Operating Procedure for hygienic refills

Standard Operating Procedure for amenities on request

Standard Operating Procedure for reusable bin liners