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You are not BICSc trained
until you are BICSc certified!
BOTTLES
TRIGGERS
TUBS
JARS
INDUSTRIAL
CLOSURES
2009/2010 CATALOGUE NOW AVAILABLE
The British Institute of Cleaning Science was
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founded in 1961 and its vision is to be the natural
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choice for education and accreditation within the
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cleaning industry.
The Institute is the awarding body for its
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internationally recognised qualifications with
work place assessment for many types of
cleaning environments.
The schemes recognise excellent cleaning practice
and are based on the cleaning operatives being
High Pressure Cleaners
able to demonstrate their understanding and
knowledge of best practice in all areas
of their work.
Training and assessment is delivered by BICSc
accredited training providers and centres.
EDUCATION BENEFITS
• Accreditation and certification to a
Our ever-popular
national standard industrial pressure
• Opportunity to join BICSc as a member at the washer has now
appropriate grade
been upgraded to
• Range of training and education material
include automatic
• Invitations to Regional events
stop/start system.
• Career advancement
For full details on the
• Motivated staff
new K 1151 series
• Lower turnover and the full range, visit
• Quality standards achieved/contracts retained
www.kranzle.co.uk
• Compliance with H&S legislation
or call us on
For information on achieving a BICSc certification,
01702
becoming an Assessor or registering as a training
provider call 01604 678710, e-mail info@bics.org.uk
or visit the website www.bics.org.uk
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