Attendant Of The Year Also Recognised
The Attendant of the Year Awards form part of the annual Loo of the Year Awards but relate specifically to the cleaning staff that looks after facilities, rather than the loos themselves.
While the range of gradings and National Loo of the Year Awards and Trophies provide adequate recognition for the loos and their providers, it is the people who look after each facility – be they individual full time attendants, in-house cleaning teams or external cleaning contractors, who also deserve recognition.
All attendants and/or cleaning staff will automatically be entered for an Attendant of the Year Award. Judging is carried out at the same time as the Loo of the Year Awards inspection and any cleaning staff seen at the time of the unannounced visit are deemed to represent the whole cleaning team. There are a number of Attendant of the Year Award winners in England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, and the Channel Islands and a National Winner for each country.
Why Enter?
Entrants recognise the value of gaining an independent assessment of their provision, gaining prestige and recognition of their brand, and importantly their employee’s efforts, as a result of achieving a Loo of the Year Award. They can also use their grading to benchmark their toilet provision performance against competitors and can use the awards success as a real benefit when in negotiations with customers and prospects.
The Awards Event
National and UK Awards are presented at a daytime Presentation Event on the first Friday in December each year. In addition to presentation of the Awards there will be a sparkling wine reception, four course lunch with wine, supplier exhibition, entertainment and unrivalled networking opportunities.
Event details are displayed on the Events page of the Awards website at
www.loo.co.uk.
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