[Health Bright Case Study] Yoshitake Co., Ltd.

Focusing on measures in high-risk infection areas! Creating a workplace where employees can feel safe.

Yoshitake, expanding its business partners from Nagoya to countries around the world, boasts a top-class domestic share in "automatic self-acting valves," which require high technology and deep know-how, and is a company that supports society. To prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, we actively promoted non-face-to-face sales, such as customer interactions via video conferencing. However, there were a certain number of employees who needed to come to the office, and they were working amid concerns. Therefore, we decided to implement measures by applying a product in "meeting rooms" where multiple people gather, in the "entrance" where customers and business partners are present, and in "restrooms," which have a high risk of infection. The idea is that even if bacteria or viruses adhere to the walls or fixtures, Health Bright will continue to suppress them automatically. While there is no product that can prevent infection 100%, it gives the impression that "the workplace is hygienic," allowing for a more comfortable environment. Additionally, the deodorizing effect is noticeable, and there is a sense that "the restroom has a refreshing smell." Thanks to this, we can confidently communicate our hygiene measures not only to employees but also to all our visitors. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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