MANCHESTER CLEANING SHOW PREVIEW
HOW TO GET THERE
For some, the journey up to Manchester may be an unfamiliar one, but Event City, situated right next to the Trafford Centre and the M60, is fairly straightforward to find. Here we’ve outlined how best to find the place, whatever your mode of transport.
MOTORWAY Event City is situated just off the M60, and is close to the M6, M62 and M56. If travelling from the M60, take Junction 9 for the A5081 and follow signs for Barton Dock Road. If you’re using a sat nav, use the postcode M17 8AS.
BUS X50, 250: The Trafford Centre’s high frequency bus links leave Piccadilly Gardens Bus Station in central Manchester from Stand K every 15 minutes from early until late, 7 days a week.
Trafford Bus Station: It is around a 10 minute walk from Trafford Bus Station to Event City. Alternatively there are frequent buses providing a connection every five minutes (services 18, 247, 250 and X50) from the bus station to Event City.
AIR Manchester Airport: By car: Join the M56, then M60 (westbound), exiting at Junctions 9 or 10. By bus: Service 18 runs frequently direct to the Trafford Centre Bus Station.
Liverpool John Lennon Airport: By car: Join the A5300 at the airport, and then take the M62 (eastbound) to the M60. Follow the M60 (westbound), exiting at Junctions 9 or 10.
TRAIN Manchester Piccadilly: Bus service X50 or 250 from Piccadilly Gardens Bus Station, descending at the Event City bus stop.
Manchester Victoria: Bus service 100 (every 12 minutes) or service 110 (every 20 minutes), descending at the Trafford Centre bus station.
54 | Tomorrow’s Cleaning March 2016
SEMINAR PROGRAMME WEDNESDAY 6TH APRIL
10.25:Welcome Steve Diprose, Managing Director, Quartz Business Media
10.30: Opening Keynote: The Cleaning Industry – A European Perspective Andreas Lill, Director General, European Federation of Cleaning Industries
11.00: Skills and Circular Economy – Committing to and reusing up-cycled resources Chris James, CEO, WAMITAB
11.30: Pest Management – What every cleaning contractor should know Simon Forrester, CEO, BPCA
12.00: Cleansing problems in healthcare environments, and suggested solutions Lesley Davis and Delia Cannings
12.30: The CSSA – back in business to support the cleaning industry Sandy Aird and John Findlater, Directors, CSSA
13.00: ABCD AGMand presentation of Cleaning Operative of the Year Award Simon Hollingbery, Chairman, BCC and James White, Managing Director, Denis Rawlins Ltd
14.00: Using technology tomanage a cleaning workforce Paul Hughes, Innovise Software
THURSDAY 7TH APRIL
10.30: Illegal workers in the cleaning industry – solutions for employers Sarah Burton, Leader, Home Office Illegal Workers Team
11.00: Health and safety requirements for window cleaners Paul Thrupp, Executive, FWC
11.30: Toiletmapping – using technology to assist the public Raymond Martin, Chairman, British Toilet Association
12.00: Lack of regulations for domestic cleaners – problems and solutions Stephen Munton, Director, Domestic Cleaning Alliance
12.30: Health and safety in the cleaning industry: Occupational asthma and preventing slips, trips and falls Dr Amy Gyte and Rob Shaw, HSE
13.00: CriticalMission: the role of cleaning in the food industry A representative from Kärcher UK
Afternoon: HSE CILF Committee Meeting Tracy Hamilton, Chairman, HSE CILF
Please note: Subject to change
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