CLEANING SHOW PREVIEW SEMINAL SEMINARS
The Cleaning Show Seminar Programme will once again be a key focus of the event, and a main attraction for anyone planning to visit. Here, we showcase the highlights of a jam-packed schedule.
TUESDAY 14 MARCH 2017
SESSION: A COUNTRY OF WHICH TO BE PROUD 10:30 WELCOME AND OPENING ADDRESS – JIM FITZPATRICK MP
11:00 MORNING KEYNOTE: A country of which to be proud – Allison Ogden-Newton, Chief Executive, Keep Britain Tidy Allison Ogden-Newton, Chief Executive of Keep Britain Tidy, will introduce the charity’s latest award, which aims to raise the standards of public spaces across England, and will talk through its new innovations focused on changing attitudes and behaviour when it comes to littering.
11:30 ENVIRO CRIME – CHRIS JAMES, CEO, WAMITAB Do you know your responsibilities relating to handling waste?
This session will provide you with information about the current Waste Duty of Care Code of Practice and how to keep the right side of the law.
12:00CLEANING AND PESTS – YOUR SUCCESS IS THEIR DOWNFALL – SIMON FORRESTER, CHIEF EXECUTIVE, BRITISH PEST CONTROL ASSOCIATION
SESSION: A WORKFORCE OF WHICH TO BE PROUD
12:30 AFTERNOON KEYNOTE: Illegal workers in the cleaning industry – solutions for employers – Chris Edwards, Assistant Director, Home Office Immigration Enforcement This presentation will give an overview of the work of Immigration Enforcement and the steps that are being taken across Government to tackle illegal working. It will also provide employers with advice on how to conduct the correct right to work checks, how to spot commonly forged documents and where to go for further help and advice.
13:00 THE NEW CLEANING OPERATIVE APPRENTICESHIP – LORRAINE LARMAN, APPRENTICESHIP TRAILBLAZER
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14:00 THE LIVING WAGE MOVEMENT IN THE UK – KATHERINE CHAPMAN, DIRECTOR, THE LIVING WAGE FOUNDATION There is increasing evidence that paying the Living Wage is good for business as well as good for society and the Living Wage Foundation has been successful thanks to the constructive involvement of partners in the contracted service providers industry. Katherine will talk about the history and impact of the Living Wage movement, what the Living Wage is (and is not), the business benefits of paying the real Living Wage, and how your business could join the Living Wage Foundation to support best practice on low pay.
14.30 CSSA WOMAN’S GROUP MEETING AND RECEPTION 15:30 FEDERATION OF WINDOW CLEANERS AWARDS PRESENTATION
16:00 CLOSING KEYNOTE: The European Cleaning Industry – post-Brexit – Andreas Lill, Director General of the European Federation of Cleaning Industries (EFCI)
WEDNESDAY 15 MARCH 2017
SESSION: HEALTH AND SAFETY IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE HEALTH & SAFETY EXECUTIVE
10.30 MORNING KEYNOTE: Health and safety in the cleaning industry – Helping Great Britain Work Well (HGBWW) strategy in practice. Tracy Hamilton, Operational Policy Advisor, Entertainments, Leisure, Commercial and Consumer Services Sector, HSE This presentation will touch on some of the main health priorities for HSE over the next couple of years, many of which are known issues for the cleaning industry. Also covered will be details of HSE’s continued engagement with representatives from the cleaning industry as well as useful sources of information for anyone employed in this industry sector.
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