A preventative solution for skin health
The number of workers with impaired skin condition is underestimated and presents an invisible threat to health, safety and efficiency that goes largely unreported in the workplace.
DebSafe™ is a preventative skin health program that allows Health & Safety leaders to take control by identifying and addressing impaired skin condition in the workplace before it becomes a serious issue. The program integrates 3-Elements which are based on a universal standard of Skin Care best practice and can be tailored to suit any workplace.
Deb works closely with businesses and organizations to help implement DebSafe™ and deliver sunstainable benefits.
The 3-Elements of DebSafe™
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Right products
in the right placeLearn about Deb's Site Surveys and the comprehensive Deb Stoko range, including product categories and dispensing systems..
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Meaningful information
for actionable feedbackDeb's unique Skin Condition Evaluation and Skin Care Compliance Services provide the vital information needed to improve skin health.
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Meaningful information
for actionable feedbackDeb's unique Skin Condition Evaluation and Skin Care Compliance Services provide the vital information needed to improve skin health.
Implementing DebSafe™
Challenges & Best Practice
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Impaired Skin Condition
An invisible threat that currently goes largely
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About Skin Care
Skin care integrates skin protection and restore creams with appropriate hand cleansers to create a complete programme to help ensure healthy skin.
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Skin Care Best Practice
Implementation of the '3-Moments of Skin Care' is the best practice standard to protect skin health in the workplace.
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