Hygieneregular

Hygieneregular is a term that appears in some Germanic-language contexts to refer to routine hygiene practices or to a hygiene-related rule or program. It is not a widely standardized term in international regulatory language, and its precise meaning can vary by organization and country.

In workplace, healthcare, food processing, or laboratory settings, hygieneregular may describe a scheduled set of hygiene activities that must be performed regularly to maintain cleanliness and prevent contamination. Such activities are typically documented in standard operating procedures, hygiene concepts, or sanitation plans and are subject to verification and record-keeping.

Typical components include cleaning and disinfection of surfaces, hand hygiene practices, waste handling, pest control, equipment sanitation, personal protective equipment use, and environmental monitoring. The term emphasizes regularity and consistency rather than a one-off action.

Relation to standards: Hygieneregular is not a standalone standard. It aligns with broader hygiene and quality frameworks such as HACCP, ISO 22000, GMP guidelines, and ISO 9001, which require regular hygiene controls and documentation.

Etymology and usage: The word stems from the Germanic roots hygiene (hygiene) and regular/Regel (rule or regular). In English, similar concepts are usually described as hygiene regimen or routine. The term is more common in some regions; in English-language documents, equivalent phrases are preferred.

See also: Hygiene, Sanitation, Cleanroom, HACCP, ISO 22000, SOP, Hygiene concept.