HEALTH & SAFETY
HEALTH & SAFETY
CLEANKILL (ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES) LIMITED 3rd Floor, Legion House, 75 Lower Road, Kenley, Surrey CR8 5NH T: 0208 668 5477 F: 0208 668 4446 E:
info@cleankill.co.uk W:
www.cleankill.co.uk
Let your pest be our problem… Cleankill
is a specialist provider of pest and bird control services to the building, facilities and property
management sectors. They have a reputation for providing a quality service at an economic cost. Accredited to ISO9001, ISO14001, Safecontractor, Constructionline and Exor, they are also an Investor in People Bronze Award approved company. All field staff are fully trained to the RSPH Level 2 certificate in pest control. The Cleankill Mission statement is: ‘At Cleankill we aim to be a leading member of the pest control industry, with an emphasis on fast & efficient service delivery, and aim to be recognised as a market leader for innovation of new techniques, embracing modern environmental issues with an integrated range of strategies’
…we have the weapons of mouse destruction.
METSÄ TISSUE T: 0845 601 8266 E:
sales.uk@
metsagroup.com W:
www.katrin.com
Metsä Tissue, part of Metsä Group, is one of Europe’s leading suppliers of tissue paper products including the Katrin brand. The Katrin product range includes toilet rolls, paper towels, hand care products, industrial wipes and dispensing solutions. The latest generation of Katrin products are specifically designed to reduce risks associated with maintaining a clean washroom environment. Katrin Handy Pack Hand Towels are delivered in convenient, light weight plastic cases with easy to carry handles. Katrin Easy Pick protects hygiene for mobile workers. The plastic enclosed sleeves protect the hand towels from moisture, grease and dirt and the dispensing sleeve is easy to open and use, anywhere. Most recently, Metsa Tissue has launched a new range of Katrin inclusive Dispensers taking into account the needs of a wide selection of users, including children, the elderly and those who are visually impaired or have physical disabilities. Katrin: Designed for everyone.
SWALLOW EVACUATION AND MOBILITY PRODUCTS LIMITED Address: 197 Vicarage Road, Kings Heath, Birmingham B14 7QQ T: 0121 444 3690 E:
info@swallowemp.com W:
www.swallowemp.com
Standard evacuation chair providers in the UK & Ireland, mainly originate from one original brand of chair. The Evac Trac CD7 is fundamentally different. The Evac Trac CD7 is the only tracked unit that comes with a 15 year guarantee! Access and evacuation of people especially for non-transfer, manual or powered wheelchair users needs a different approach!
All major suppliers of standard evacuation chairs use our equipment or services when they find their chairs are not a solution! When people or goods need to go up, down, in, out, or to evacuate, we have the most innovative products available.
Products unique to Swallow EMP Ltd: • EvacuateME • DirectME • Goods Mate • Antano Stairclimbers • IKAROS Airplane Platform Lift • Mind-Your-Step Train Platform Lift
TME THERMOMETERS Mulberry House, Mulberry Lane, Goring-by-Sea, Worthing, West Sussex BN12 4RD T: 01903 700 651 F: 01903 244 307 E:
sales@tmethermometers.com W:
www.tmethermometers.com
Robust, high accuracy thermometers and sensors designed to speed up and simplify temperature monitoring. TME is a British manufacturer of temperature test and measuring equipment for facilities management, including risk prevention for Legionnaires’ disease, temperature-controlled storage, food service and HVAC.
In 2015/2016 TME celebrated 25 years in industry, launching the innovative MM7100 Bluetooth Barcode
Thermometer - shortlisted for the Tomorrow’s FM Products and Services Award - followed by the MM2008, a specialist legionella thermometer with built-in timer and the dishwasher-safe CA2005 colour-coded food range.
Everyone at TME is passionate about thermometry. Contact us for expert advice on all temperature applications. TME – When temperature matters.
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