TOMORROW’S CLEANING MARCH 10
“Created By Experts, Designed By You”
The new TASKI Trolley from Diversey can be tools and the potential number of with a TASKI
built in over one million configurations to combinations adds up very quickly. Customers specialist.
support microfibre, spray-and-wipe, wet-mop can specify almost any trolley they can
The new TASKI
and general cleaning applications. This is imagine and the potential for variations is
Trolley is a
possible because its complete set of 160 practically limitless. They can try out the vast
modular cleaning
boxes, drawers, trays and other components array of possible TASKI Trolley configurations
workstation from
can be mounted in different positions on the for themselves at the new interactive design
Diversey that
chassis. Add to this variety of colour coded tool website. It really is a case of “Created By
combines
lids, choice of mops, cloths, wipes and other Experts, Designed By You” when it comes to
innovation and
selecting the next trolley system.
ergonomic
The full range of chassis types, design to improve overall performance,
components and tools can be selected and efficiency and sustainability in a wide range of
viewed on-screen in an accurate high applications. A complete set of tools and
resolution colour visualisation of the trolley. equipment is available so that the TASKI
Users can select their basic chassis type Trolley can be configured to support
and add or move components to adapt their microfibre, spray-and-wipe, wet-mop and
design and devise the layout best suited to general cleaning applications.
their needs. Completed designs can be
saved for later and, when the user is ready,
www.johnsondiversey.co.uk
sent to Diversey to arrange a consultation www.taskitrolley.com
Medirest and Nilfisk join forces
Rentokil to clean
at King’s College Hospital up London’s
Medirest, the specialist healthcare division Undergound
of Compass Group UK have been awarded a
Rentokil Initial has picked up a £250m
massive multi service contract at King’s
maintenance deal with London
College Hospital. The contract is worth
Underground under the transport provider’s
£137M over 7 years and will provide a full
major contract streamlining strategy.
range of Facilities Management services at
the 1000 bed hospital; including catering,
Rentokil Initial will be responsible for
cleaning, portering and retail outlets.
cleaning services for stations, depots, track,
train and vent shafts. This includes
Anna Hallas, National Domestic Manager and pharmacies. The Medirest team use the
vegetation management, security, pest
and Infection Control Lead with Medirest stated, Nilfisk HDS 2000 vacuum cleaner which has a
control, waste management as well as white
“Nilfisk were involved at the start of the project, filtration standard of 99.85 % of 0.1 micron
and yellow lining.
advising and trialling a mix of equipment to particles. Such high filtration levels ensure
suit the hospital. Cleanliness is high on almost zero discharge into the controlled
London Underground’s maintenance section
everyone’s list and we needed to ensure we atmosphere.
let the new main service contracts following
had the best equipment to do the job.”
the restructure and rationalisation of nearly
Medirest called on the Nilfisk team to support
100 separate deals, a statement from LU
Successful trials resulted in Nilfisk supplying a them at roll out. Anna Hallas for Medirest stated;
said. The Total Purchased Services (TPS)
range of cleaning equipment including vacuum “We had fabulous support from the Nilfisk team.
contracts, for an initial five years with a two-
cleaners, single disc polishers, scrubber dryers They unpacked, assembled and trained our staff
year extension option, are expected to save
and carpet care equipment. day and night. They simply mucked in with
around £100m, the statement noted.
HEPA filtration vacuums are critical within
everyone else, part of the team.”
www.rentokil-initial.com
sterile environments such as operating theatres www.nilfisk.co.uk
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