TOMORROW’S CLEANING MAY 10
Cleaning for a reason New addition to
Last month, Cleaning for a Reason week was held on 18th – 24th April in order to raise $1 for every Facebook fan Hoover received.
Cleaning for a Reason, a foundation to help women with Cancer with their household cleaning is setting an example for the industry, providing a free cleaning service to those who need it the most.
Although only available in the USA and Canada, the non-profit organisation is constantly growing – and unfortunately struggling to meet the needs of everyone.
Founded by Debbie Sardone, owner of a
cleaning service in Texas, the company has over 200 women on a waiting list and Sardone is actively trying to get other cleaning services in her community on board.
With the motto, “we focus on your home so you can focus on your health,” Sardone created the foundation after receiving a phone call from a prospective client who regrettably said she wouldn’t be able to afford the service because she was undergoing Cancer treatment.
An admirable company, perhaps it’s about time the UK cleaning industry follows suit?
www.cleaningforareason.org
Company recruits World Cup winning legend!
1966 World Cup winner George Cohen climbed on board one of the CountyClean vacuum tankers this week when the waste disposal experts arrived to empty a septic tank in the grounds of his home.
Considered by many as the best right back ever to pull on an England shirt, George won his 30th cap for his country in the famous 4-2 win over West Germany at Wembley.
George is one of the many CountyClean customers in more rural locations that rely on the Eastbourne based company.
Science (BICSc) as Chief Education and Accreditation Officer.
Her principal remit with BICSc will be to review the products that the Institute offers and to tailor them to various scenarios in the cleaning industry. She will be looking at how best to engage with operatives and employers to broaden the skills base in the cleaning industry.
www.bics.org.uk
IICRC – The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Certification – is the world’s largest certification body for the flooring inspection, specialised fabric cleaning and disaster restoration industry.
They are holding a number of courses throughout the year in Restoration and Cleaning, with something for everyone.
For a full list of Courses, CLICK HERE.
Free visit to RWM promises to make your waste work harder
Whether you are looking for a waste-to energy solution or want to find out what grants and funding might be available to help you to grow your recycling business, the Recycling and Waste Management Exhibition (RWM 10) taking place at the NEC, Birmingham from 14th to 16th September can help you to turn waste problems into resource opportunities.
Bigger than ever before, the three-day show features an indoor and outdoor exhibition of more than 500 companies and organisations exhibiting and demonstrating the latest technologies and recycling solutions.
Entry is free and also gives visitors access to over 40 seminar sessions offering invaluable
legislative and financial advice and first-hand case studies of successful public and private sector projects.
For more information and to register for free entry visit:
www.rwmexhibition.com/epress2
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Formerly MITIE’s Group Training Manager, and extensively qualified in cleaning science, Pat O’Mara has been appointed by the British Institute of Cleaning
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