
What it measures
At each hand wash station, ALIS measures:
- Wash time for each person, every time they wash
- Median wash time against your plant's standard, such as 20 seconds
- Results by station and by site, across one or more facilities
- Trends over time, so you can see whether retraining worked
Why spot checks miss it
Handwashing happens dozens of times a shift, often at shift change when supervisors are busiest. A spot check or a sign-off sheet shows that a check happened, not how long each person actually washed. A wash that falls short of the standard looks the same as a good one from across the room.
How it acts
ALIS times every wash from video, with no one standing at the sink. Results go to the quality and food safety team as reports by station and site, measured against the same standard everywhere.
When median times slip at a station or a site, the team can see it and retrain there, instead of retraining everyone. Plants with several facilities can hold each one to the same standard.
Where the cameras go
A standard camera covers each hand wash station, angled at the sink area. Some plants can start with cameras they already have; many need at least one off-the-shelf camera placed for the task. Maneva helps choose the camera and where it goes.
Result
Hand hygiene becomes a measured, recorded check instead of a periodic one. A food manufacturer used ALIS to make GMP and PPE compliance continuous across the plant. Read the customer story.
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