TOMORROW’S CLEANING YEARBOOK
Associations
MET
Birmingham Metropolitan College

training
METtraining, Jennens Road, Birmingham, West Midlands B4 7PS
T: 0121 362 1125 M: 07973 506487 W: www.bmetc.ac.uk
Birmingham Metropolitan College in the heart of Birmingham can accommodate all of your training requirements. Our tutors
have a proven track record in success and are fully committed to ensuring that the learning experience is unique!! Our ethos
embeds the principles of exceptional quality at acceptable costs. Local, national & international destinations feature proudly
within our offer with recent curriculum development enabling a rapid response to the emerging trends. Let us be your one stop
solution provider our offer includes: British Institute of Cleaning Science Courses; Chartered Institute of Environmental Health
Courses; National Vocational Qualifications; City and Guilds Courses; New for 2010; Apprenticeship Programmes; Environmental
Awareness; Prevention and Control of Infection; Conflict Management; Stress Management; Business Improvement Techniques.
British Institute of Cleaning Science
9 Premier Court, Boarden Close, Moulton Park, Northampton NN3 6LF
T: +44(0)1604 678710 F: +44(0)1604 645988 E: info@bics.org.uk W: www.bics.org.uk
The British Institute of Cleaning Science was founded in 1961 and will be celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2011. The Institute is an
independent professional body rather than a trade association and with over 4,000 individual and 600 corporate members, represents
all sectors of the UK cleaning industry. Its mission is to raise the professional status and standards within the industry through education
and acccreditation. BICSc is the awarding body for its internationally recognised workplace-based qualifications, with separate assessment
schemes for cleaning operators, food premises, cleaning supervisors, healthcare, sanitary cleaning and car valeting. The Institute’s
Cleaning Operators Proficiency Certificate (COPC) is the most widely used cleaning qualification in the UK and is also available in
fifteen countries worldwide.
British Toilet Association
Contact: Mike Bone, PO Box 847, Horsham, West Sussex, RH12 5AL
T: 01403 258779 E: mike@britloos.co.uk W: www.britloos.co.uk
The British Toilet Association is a campaigning body with a simple mission: ‘to represent the interests and aspirations of providers, suppliers
and users, of all types and to act as the catalyst for change in the pursuit of standards of excellence in all areas of ‘away from home’ toilet
provision and management’. The Association comprises a membership of commercial companies related to washrooms, local authorities and
organisations that have an interest in publicly available toilets. Many leading suppliers of toilets, toilet equipment, washroom services and facility
management and contract cleaning companies are included. The BTA organises a major Conference and supplier support exhibition each year
and also promotes the annual Loo of the Year Awards - now in their twenty third year - www.loo.co.uk. The Association offers a consultation
service to providers and suppliers, which includes a comprehensive assessment of facilities currently provided with recommendations for
improvements. Membership benefits are provided on the BTA website.
Cleaning & Support Services Association
478-480, Salisbury House, London Wall, London, EC2M 5QQ
T: 020 7920 9632 F: 020 7638 6990 W: www.cleaningindustry.org
The Cleaning and Support Services Association (CSSA) has a 42 year history of helping contract cleaners to thrive in this challenging
marketplace. We provide four main groups of services to our members: We promote a professional and ethical cleaning sector – and
defend the sector against unwarranted attacks in the media; We ensure that the Government takes account of member’s issues, including
key points such as the National Minimum Wage, illegal working and health and safety policy; We provide discounted access to a range
of business improvement tools; We provide discounts for members and their staff on a range of business and personal products. The
CSSA is actively seeking new recruits to the association. If you want to benefit from our support then call 0207 920 9632 or email
lcasey@cleaningassoc.org.uk.
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