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choice than ever before. According to Jangro, the event will


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reinforce its rapidly growing brand, which incorporates the exclusive Enviro and Sovereign product ranges, which Jangro has specifically developed to have a minimal impact on the environment and deliver market leading performance respectively. Metsa Tissue, a leading supplier of tissue paper products, Newell


Rubbermaid, and a global designer and manufacturer of hygiene solutions are just two three of those eager to support Jangro on the stand throughout the exhibition. Jangro’s latest 160 page fully illustrated Hygiene Solutions catalogue will be unveiled at TWM. The catalogue showcases the latest developments in Jangro’s comprehensive range of washroom, cleaning, waste management and


ire safety consultancy Fireco is launching a new division at this year’s Total Workforce Management (TWM) facilities management and estates event which runs at London’s Olympia


on October 6 and 7. Fireco says its new Building Consultancy Division will bring together a wide range of specialist building consultancy skills and services that are designed to deliver integrated, effective solutions to the property and FM sector, including access audits, energy surveys, fire safety consultancy and training, building regulation, construction, design & management (CDM), listed buildings and asbestos consultancy surveys.


As a leading fire safety consultancy,


Fireco says it is already delivering effective fire safety strategies to some of the FM sector’s largest companies and major UK organisations such as the BBC and EDF Energy. However, companies increasingly want a more integrated approach to effective building management and the company’s new Building Consultancy Division will be able to deliver those strategies. Visitors to Fireco’s stand at the show


will also be able to see demonstrations of its wireless fire safety products including Dorgard, Deafgard, System X, Freedor and their ground-breaking DMS (deaf message service). www.firecoltd.com


Environmental focus for Jangro at TWM


angro, the largest network of independently owned janitorial supplies companies in the UK, is returning to the Total Workplace Management Exhibition (TWM). This year, Jangro boasts more branches and more product


floorcare solutions, as well as expanded workwear, personal protection, first aid and electrical ranges. This edition will enhance the catalogue’s reputation as a ‘must have’ for anyone responsible for


workplace management. The Jangro Solution, a


comprehensive suite of end user training services, has been developed to help customers make the most of Jangro product quality, while always implementing appropriate health and safety precautions. This exhibition will provide the perfect opportunity for facilities managers, well aware of the


efficiency and motivation benefits of well-trained employees, to discover more about The Jangro Solution. Many thousands of


establishments, national and


regional, public and private, large and small, already benefit from the Jangro service, which combines the


expertise of a national corporation, with the care and attention of a local distributor. At TWM many more will discover what Jangro’s 39 independent


branches throughout the UK, Ireland and Isle of Man can offer them. To get your copy of the Jangro catalogue or details of your local branch, visit stand F40. Tel:0845 458 5223 Email: centraloffice@jangrohq.net Web: www.jangro.net


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