“Providing the Human Touch in everything we do”


500,001 reasons for choosing ISS


With morethan 100 years of experience in the service industry and over 500,000 devoted employees, we provide the ‘Human Touch’ to those important jobs that our clients outsource. Which is why we arevery proud to be on the CCS Framework. ISS is also asignatory to the Corporate Covenant and seen to be among the very best in helping transfer military service personnel back into civilian employment.


Every day ISS employees work as an integrated part of each client organisation, ensuring that service value is created through The ISS Wayofcustomising and delivering our service solutions. ISS is one of the largest Facility Service companies in the world with an ambition to lead Facility Services globally,and being amarket sector leader in Public Sector outsourced services hereinthe United Kingdom.


Operating in over fifty countries ISS provides services within six different areas: Property Services, Security Services, Cleaning Services, Support Services including Retail and Leisure, Catering Services and Facility Management.


For the last four years we have achieved the highest possible ratings by the International Association of Outsourcing Professionals® (IAOP®), which is just one morereason why you should consider ISS as your chosen provider.


To find out how you can benefit from the experience and skills provided by our 500,000 service professionals, visit www.uk.issworld.com or contact us at issdefence@uk.issworld.com


ISS Facility Services, ISS House, Genesis Business Park, Albert Drive, Woking GU21 5RW-Phone: +44 845 057 6300


FACILITY MANAGEMENT |CLEANING |SUPPORT|TECHNICAL |CATERING |SECURITY |uk.issworld.com 38 Autumn 2016 raf-ff.org.uk


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