Zippsafe consists of flexible, textile lockerbags instead of rigid metal, requiring only ⅓ of the space compared to a traditional locker.
Until recently, the employees of a manufacturer in the pharmaceutical industry had to struggle with a huge lack of space in their cloakrooms. At the end of last year, we were able to equip a women's locker room and a men's locker room with Zippsafe systems. With 18 systems and 260 locker bags, 130 employees now have more order and flexibility in their personal locker bags. This has enabled us to accommodate a total of around 70% more employees in the same space.
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The specificity of this case is the above-mentioned separation of the two areas. In the first zone, called the black zone, you undress and place your clothes and everyday objects in the personal locker bag that has been allocated to you. Then you pass through a dividing line into the white zone, take your work clothes out of the second bag, and put them on accordingly. In this way, the hygiene standards of the pharmaceutical industry can be optimally complied with.
In addition to the solution with two locker bags per person, another challenge was the choice of materials. For the bench of our Zippsafe system, we have so far used oak wood. As wood would not generally have been conceivable in the white locker room area, oak wood was replaced by plastic.
In order to integrate ourselves into the IT landscape, we have been able to count on our partner Dormakaba. The world's leading provider of security and access solutions enables the proper functioning of our lockers with the classic employee ID card. This ensures digital system administration and minimizes process costs in the company.
