Why This Training Course?

We have developed this online training course, with the aim of assuring all key messages are delivered and that users of our cleaning and hygiene products use them safety and effectively as possible.

 

Using basic common sense will be a key requirement to ensure you reduce the risk of chemical injury to yourself or others.

 

By completing this online training course you have taken a major step forward in protecting yourself from potential injury.

Our Service & Training Promise

We pride ourself on our commitment to provide excellent customer service and a key aspect of that is a strong focus on end user training.

 

Its in our best interest to ensure users of our cleaning and hygiene chemicals know how to use them safety and effectively.

 

We invest considerably in our training to ensure our key messages are understood and put into practice by our customers each and every day.

Machine Glass Wash Detergent – 5 Litre & 20 Litre

A non-caustic, alkaline liquid ideal for auto-dosing into cabinet glass washing machines which are
used widely in the licensed trade, hospitality and food service sectors.

Machine Glasswash Detergent 607
BHR Glass Washing Detergent
Instructions

Carefully remove cap and place the correct tube from dishwasher
into the 5/20 litre bottle

Add to wash cycle using machine integral detergent pump or wall
mounted dosing system

Remove all debris from glassware before stacking glass washer trays

For best results, do not over stack glass washer trays

When handling the product it is recommended to wear the following PPE

Machine Glass Wash Rinse Aid – 5 Litre & 20 Litre

An economical rinse additive for glass washing machines – to assist drying and to give sparkle to all glass ware.

Rinse Aid 702
Instructions

Carefully remove cap and place the correct tube from dishwasher into the 5/20 litre bottle

Remove all debris from glassware before stacking glass washer trays

For best results, do not over stack glass washer trays

When handling the product it is recommended to wear the following PPE

Renovive Glass Wash Detergent Sanitiser – 5kg & 10kg

A non-caustic, alkaline detergent sanitizer which has been formulated to remove lipstick and stubborn deposits from drinking glasses as well as mould release films from new glassware. The removal of residues improves beer head retention and lacing of beers. Suitable for use in cabinet and rotary brush machines and as a general maintenance product.

Renovive
Instructions

Through Cabinet Machine: Add 5 scoops (1 scoop enclosed in each bucket) to the wash water. Put glasses through wash cycle. Add 1 scoop to the wash water after every other wash. Rinse glasses thoroughly with water before use.

Soaking: Make up a solution of Renovive with hot water in the sink by using 2 scoops of product. Immerse glasses totally and allow to soak for 10 minutes. Rinse thoroughly before use.

General machine washing: Use Renovive as a concentration of 1:40 for general maintenance cleaning of glassware through a Cabinet Machine or Rotary Brush Type machine.

When handling the product it is recommended to wear the following PPE

Beer Line Cleaner– 5 Litre

Specifically designed for beer line cleaning, this advanced formulation helps to keep beer lines clean and sanitised in just one operation.

Beerline Cleaner with Purple Indicator
Instructions

Create a solution of 1:100-1:50 depending on the hardness of the water

Prepare the solution in a clean bucket

Draw the solution through to the dispense tap. Let stand for 5 minutes

Draw off the solution into a separate clean bucket and check the colour. If the colour is not purple repeat this process until it is

Important: when the above process is completed the lines must be flushed thoroughly with water until no colour is evident

When handling the product it is recommended to wear the following PPE

Welcome to the safety labelling system

All Kitchenmaster products are labelled correctly and contain the correct and appropriate health and safety information.

 

It is extremely important to read the label to find out about any potential dangers to your health and how to protect yourself from harm. If you are unsure, speak to your supervisor or manager before using the product.

 

There is a big difference between hazard classification. For example, between a manual washing up liquid and an automatic dishwashing detergent, and to confuse the two, could have serious injury implications.

Hazard Symbols

There are a variety of icons within the red diamonds which depending on the chemical formulation indiate clearly what the potential hazards might be. Kitchenmaster products may carry one of five pictograms. Lets look at these now, note that some products may carry more than one hazard pictogram.

IRRITANT/TOXIC

This can signify a number of hazards. The product may cause skin irritation and/or sensitisation or eye irritation. It may be a respiratory irritant or cause dizziness or drowsiness, or might be acutely toxic (harmful) or be hazardous to the ozone layer. Read the label to identify the specific hazard and how to protect yourself.

CORROSIVE

These products are corrosive and can cause severe damage to skin and eyes. May cause damage to metal items.

HARMFUL TO ENVIRONMENT

These products are harmful to the environment, especially marine life, so should be disposed of appropriately.

OXODISING

These are products that can cause or intensify fire and explosions. These products should be stored separately from any flammable or combustible materials.

HIGHLY FLAMMABLE

These products are highly flammable and must be kept away from any potential sources of ignition.

Personal & Protective Equipment (PPE)

In addition to the hazard and precautionary statement all Kitchenmaster products carry a personal, protective, equipment symbol showing what PPE you should wear when handling the product in it’s concentrated format.

Gloves Required

You should wear the appropriate gloves when handling this product. You should generally wear gloves when handling most commercial chemicals.

Eye Protection Required

You should wear eye protection when handling this product. Used for chemicals which may cause severe eye damage or irritation due to splashing.

Apron Required

You should wear an apron when handling this product. Used when a product may cause severe skin burns due to splashing or accidental spillages.

Face Mask Required

You should wear a face mask when handling this product. Used where a mist or vapour may occur or with powder products.

The Ten Golden Rules

01.

Choose The Correct Product

 

If you are in doubt ask a more experienced member of staff for advice or contact our customer service department.

02.

Read The Label

 

Always read the label carefully. Remember, the presence of a red diamond warns you that there is a hazard present and therefore you will need to wear the appropriate PPE to avoid direct contact with your skin and most importantly, your eyes.

03.

Manufacturers Instruction For Use

 

Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions on dilution rates and application techniques, which are usually found on the product guidance sheet and chemical label.

If you are unsure request further product training from one of our customer service team.

04.

Wear Appropriate PPE

 

Wear the recommended personal protective equipment. It is your responsibility to use the personal protective equipment provided.

05.

Never Mix

 

Never mix chemicals together – this can be highly dangerous.

Some commonly used chemicals when mixed together can form chlorine gas which is toxic. The use of bleach combined with acid toilet descaler are a major source of potential danger, so watch out.

06.

Never Transfer To Another Container

 

Never put chemicals into unlabelled bottles or containers.

All chemicals must be easily identifiable at all times. Kitchenmaster provides numerous labelled bottles for various products and you should ensure that these are ordered, in stock and used.

07.

Store Safely & Securely

 

Ensure the chemicals are stored safely and securely in a designated area.

Always store them in their original containers, upright with the caps tightened, and out of the reach of children and general public.

08.

Know How To Respond To An Accident

 

If an accident does occur, as a first step wash/rinse the splashes of the chemical immediately away with cold clean, water. You will also need to be aware of the appropriate first aid requirements, which can be found on the product safety data sheet.

09.

Report Any Incidents

 

Report any incidents to your manager and seek medical advise once you have carried out the initial accident response measures.

10.

Treat With Respect

 

Treat all professional cleaning and hygiene chemicals with respect. They are not intended to cause harm they are intended to clean effectively in busy and demanding environments. You must also take your time when cleaning safely. Being “too busy” is no excuse, because most accidents are caused when people are rushing, being careless and not thinking clearly.