equipment quickly and easily throughout to country to ‘clean up’ on these additional cleaning contracts? The cleaning contractor that can continue to say yes when they’re already working at capacity will really capitalise on the opportunities this summer promises to bring.
What you don’t want to have to do is invest in more kit. Despite the obvious opportunities, the current economic climate means that spending large amounts of CapEx and shipping in rafts of new kit simply won’t be an option for many. What’s more, once things return to a more even keel after the hectic months of summer, you don’t want to be left with mountains of new equipment lying idle.
But you do need to be able to access more kit. Hire, perhaps, offers the answer.
Hire gives you easy access to a wide range of ready to use, safe and compliant equipment, wherever and whenever you need it. You’ll always be able to get the right kit in the right quantity without having to worry about buying it and you’ll be able to respond to peaks in demand, such as you’ll see this summer, without having to find large sums of capital investment. Hiring also removes many of the daily overheads associated with equipment management such as transport, storage, maintenance and inventory control – and it’s this move from fixed to variable costs that will put you in a better position to flex your equipment fleet up (or down) to meet demand.
And from a compliance point of view, working with a hire partner means you get kit that’s safe, compliant and ready to use each and every time; crucial in ensuring operational efficiency and user safety. You simply choose, use and return what you need – it has all already been fully tested, serviced and maintained for you. The ready access to working equipment can also help to reduce the potential for downtime due to equipment failure or loss – additional or replacement equipment can simply be shipped in as you need it.
The new Outsource service from HSS takes this yet a step further too, providing total equipment management that not only provides well maintained kit to start with (using the new
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Reintec range of cleaning equipment) but also ongoing inventory control and equipment management and maintenance on a long-term hire basis.
With such a busy summer coming up, you need to know you’ll be able to get your hands on all the equipment you’ll need to get the job done without actually having to think too much about it. You’ll have plenty enough else to do, I’m sure! With the support of a hire partner like HSS making sure you’ve got enough of the right equipment and that it’s always ready to use, the task of cleaning up after this summer’s events won’t be such a mammoth one.
But it’s not just a summer fling - hire is a great solution to managing equipment that offers numerous and ongoing benefits over and above this one busy summer period. Hire means you can focus on your core activities and the things you do best whilst taking a lot of time, cost and risk out of the equation throughout the whole year too. By leaving us to take care of your equipment management and maintenance requirements, you can get on with taking care of your customers and getting things clean every day instead.
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