Corporate social responsibility
Our strategy
We want to share our knowledge of infection prevention to build a better world.
At GAMA, we understand that we have a responsibility not just to our customers but to our employees and to the world at large.
We're committed to providing high quality products which consistently work as advertised in reducing pathogens and stopping the spread of infection in sensitive environments.
We are mindful of the way in which our operations (from manufacturing to processing and distribution) effect the natural world and constantly aim to minimise this impact through new and innovate means. To find out more about the steps we're taking click here.
We take seriously our position as experts in the field of infection prevention and control and thus seek to share our knowledge at every available opportunity with the ultimate aim of building a better world for everyone.
Social impact
Alongside our commitment to the environment and our guarantees of product quality, we consistently strive to act as good corporate citizens.
Outwardly, we work with our customers to provide training and education to help promote best practice and keep patients safe. We train thousands of healthcare professionals every year to help make healthcare environments safer for everyone.
Closer to home, we maintain a safe, pleasant and respectful working environment in each of our offices and facilities. We're committed to equal opportunity, open communication and the development of our people.
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