WHAT’S NEW?
FFE SMOKE AND FLAME TECHNOLOGY AT SECURITY ESSEN
FFE is showing the latest in smoke and flame detection at Security Essen on 27th-30th September.
The company will be showcasing its Fireray optical beam smoke detectors and its Talentum specialist flame detectors. FFE will be in Hall 3, Booth 3A62.
Fireray beam detectors are specifically designed to provide protection in large buildings with high ceilings, where conventional point smoke detectors are ineffective. With their modern design and minimal footprint, Fireray detectors are used in applications from airports, railways stations and warehouses to shopping centres, sports arenas and places of worship.
Talentum flame detectors are used in sensitive or dangerous environments to detect fires even before smoke is produced, or where smokeless fires may occur. By watching for and recognising the non-visible ultraviolet (UV) and infrared (IR) signatures of flames, the Talentum range does not need smoke to detect a fire. They can even detect flames through steam, smoke and, with an Air Purge Kit, dust. They are also immune to the effects of wind.
Commenting on FFE’s appearance at Security Essen, the company’s Managing Director Mark Osborne said: “Innovation is part of our DNA. Over 8% of all our revenues are re-invested back into R&D, developing the technologies that are at the core of Fireray and Talentum and helping to bring about new technological breakthroughs. Through this ongoing research, FFE is not only providing quality today, but developing world-leading technologies for tomorrow. We look forward to demonstrating these technologies in Essen this September.”
www.ffeuk.com
CLOUDFM WINS TUI
CONTRACT Cloudfm has been appointed by TUI to manage all planned and reactive maintenance, ensuring maximum efficiency and an optimal customer experience.
One of the world’s leading tourism companies, TUI is best known in the UK for its retail brands, First Choice and Thomson. The Group has over 600 shops in the UK and achieved record performance last year.
The contract, worth approximately £25m over five years, will augment Cloudfm’s retail portfolio, which already includes leading brands such as Wolseley, Karen Millen, Warehouse, Coast and Oasis. General Manager of Facilities at TUI, Simon Walker, explained their decision to outsource maintenance:
“Operating an in-house model we have achieved a great deal in terms of service quality and compliance. However, we recognise
that our estate could run even more efficiently with dedicated oversight and more advanced systems and processes. Cloudfm’s proactive approach addresses our requirement for greater visibility and value, and we look forward to working together.”
CEO of Cloudfm, Jeff Dewing, commented: “We are delighted to be working with TUI. Retail is an area where we excel as our approach is geared towards delivering a quality service, on time and within budget. Clients only pay for the value received, which is crucial in such a competitive environment. We share TUI’s commitment to proactive maintenance, and are looking forward to forming a long-term partnership.”
This follows the news that Cloudfm’s won the FM contract with Wolseley (covering circa 1000 buildings in the UK) and is testament to the company’s innovative approach.
www.cloudfmgroup.com
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