Membership Makes
a Difference!
Payroll & Accounting
Software specially
written for the
WHO ARE BICSc?
Contract Cleaning
The British Institute of Cleaning Science was
founded in 1961 and its vision is to be the natural
Industry and used by
choice for education and accreditation within the
cleaning industry.
over 300 companies.
With over 600 corporate members including
contractors, machinery and equipment
manufacturers, providers of sanitation and
hygiene solutions and suppliers of janitorial
products, BICSc represents a substantial cross
section of the cleaning industry. Companies that
become corporate members demonstrate their
commitment to the future of the industry.
BICSc is also the awarding body for its
internationally recognised workplace-based
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qualifications for many types of cleaning
environments. Training for these certificated
63B Clarendon Road,
schemes is available through approved assessors
and training centres.
Hazel Grove, Stockport, MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
Cheshire SK7 4NT
• Corporate listing on the website with logo
• Website link from BICSc site
Tel: 0161 456 5972
• Use of the Institute logo on stationery, literature,
website and vehicles
Fax: 0161 456 2799
• One free individual membership and discounts
for other members
• Discounts on training materials and publications
• Technical helpdesk for advice on employment
matters and health & safety as well as cleaning issues
• Competitive insurance from selected brokers
• Access to regional meetings, training days,
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events, workshops and exhibitions
• Three dedicated seats on BICSc Council
www.targetsoftware.co.uk
For an information pack,
call 01604 678710, e-mail info@bics.org.uk
or visit the website www.bics.org.uk
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