TOMORROW’S CLEANING MAY 10
Hire Nilfisk steamers
Clean Sweep UK has added steamers to their hire fleet to complement the range of floor care machines.
Nilfisk steamer model SDV8000 at a pressure of 8 bar is available for hire anywhere in the UK. Models can be provided with hoses and extension tubes and are available with vacuum function.
Flexible short and long term hire agreements are offered from the Clean Sweep UK team.
Business school
choose Diversey
Henley Business School has selected the advanced Jonmaster ultra microfibre system from Diversey for cleaning the educational, conference and residential facilities at its main campus.
The Jonmaster trolley system helps housekeepers be well organised by holding tools in the correct position for ergonomic working, easy access and safe handling.
JPC secure London deal
JPC Cleaning Services has recently won a contract at one of London’s most impressive new business parks – Merchant Square in Paddington.
The contract is for one year with the possibility of extension. JPC will provide estate and office cleaning services through a team of seven, led by Sylwia Romanowska.
The contract at Merchant Square is a continuation
Homeserve celebrate
Colour coding of mops, cloths and other tools helps identification and enables staff to clean different surfaces without confusion or risk of cross-contamination.
The introduction of Jonmaster sits well with Henley Business School’s sustainability policy of “
...achieving the highest standards of environmental performance”.
www.diversey.com
of JPC’s working relationship with Broadgate Estates, who manage the site - they also provide the cleaning services at another Broadgate- managed site, Chiswick Park. As a result of their excellent
service at Chiswick Park, JPC has also won a number of demise contracts at the site.
www.jpc-cleaning.com
Dyson partnership
HomeServe, one of the UK’s leading providers of home emergency and insurance products has been awarded the prestigious contract to supply Dyson with insurance services.
Dyson, the number one manufacturer of vacuum cleaners in the UK, has awarded
HomeServe a multi-year contract to be their exclusive provider of insurance services.
This agreement will include the provision of extended warranty to Dyson customers outside of their manufacturers’ guarantee and additional customer benefits such as Accidental Damage cover.
Jon Florsheim, Chief Executive Officer of HomeServe Membership said: “This is a
landmark win for HomeServe given the scale and prestige of the Dyson brand. To be appointed by Dyson is a great testament to our proven strategy of developing partnerships with industry-leading companies to offer added value and first class customer service.”
www.homeserve.com www.dyson.co.uk
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Unveiling a plaque to mark the occasion, and recalling her time as Director General of the Chemical Industries Association (CIA), Ms Hackitt acknowledged the contribution of PASMA and trade associations in general to advancing safety and best practice.
The opening was attended by members of Council, present and past officers, staff and invited guests from all over the UK.
www.pasma.co.uk
A fixed delivery charge applies irrespective of site location within the UK.
Orders placed before 10am will be delivered the next day or before if possible. Any service calls placed before 3pm will receive an engineering visit on the next working day.
www.cleansweephire.co.uk
New PASMA
headquarters opened
THE Chair of the Health and Safety Executive, Judith Hackitt CBE, has officially opened the new headquarters of PASMA, the trade association representing the mobile access tower industry in the UK and Ireland. Situated in the commercial heart of Glasgow, 7 Newton Place is the association’s first permanent HQ and is home to its eight strong secretariat.
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