FM Update
Manage Security from the palm of your hand with Cliq®
Go
ASSA ABLOY Security Solutions, a UK division of ASSA ABLOY, the global leader in door opening solutions, is launching the new CLIQ® Go system for organisations looking to remotely manage their business’s security.
Designed for busy managers, CLIQ® Go
locking technology allows users to manage security and access rights from anywhere in the world. By putting a digital access control solution in the palm of their hand, CLIQ® Go saves stakeholders time and unnecessary workloads. Managers can administer their CLIQ®
Go system in the cloud and from a mobile phone, tablet or PC, via a brand new, intuitive app. Individual access rights can be instantly revoked or updated from remote devices, as part of a responsive, reactive access control system. “CLIQ® Go is the ideal security system
for small- to medium-sized businesses,” says Simon Wilson, National Sales Manager for ASSA CLIQ® Remote at ASSA ABLOY Security Solutions. “Managers don’t want to be wasting time changing all their locks because someone lost a key, and with CLIQ® Go they don’t need to. The ability to configure access control is at their fingertips.” The CLIQ® Go system combines the best
of mechanical and electronic security to meet the needs of a busy workplace. The electronic lock’s power is provided by a battery inside
every programmable key, meaning it works independently of mains power. The system is compatible with existing
doors and lock cases, making it cost-effective and hassle free to install. Site security can get the CLIQ® Go upgrade with minimal
disruption to day-to-day operations. The cylinders and keys are built to withstand the elements, so can be used on interior and exterior openings, and work across multiple types of enclosure, including doors, cabinets, cupboards and padlocks.
Helistrat awarded Bestway Retail waste & recycling contract
Leading environmental consultancy and con- tract manager, Helistrat, has announced the award of a contract with Bestway Retail for over 200 stores, worth an estimated £700,000. The 3-year contract will see Helistrat
manage the waste and recycling for over 200 Central Convenience and Bargain Booze stores, further strengthening its position as a leading service provider to the UK retail sector. Over the course of the contract, Helistrat will support Bestway Retail in the continued improvement of its environmen- tal performance and help to control future waste management costs.
04 fmuk “The award of the Bestway Retail con-
tract further strengthens Helistrat’s positon at the forefront of resource management for the UK retail sector,” commented Hel- istrat’s CEO, Harvey Laud. “We look forward to working with Bestway Retail to reduce waste production, improve recycling rates in-store and develop increasingly closed-loop solutions, which are capable of getting ‘waste’ material back into the supply chain as a valu- able secondary resource.” Bestway Retail’s Property Director, Paul
Matton, said: “Helistrat have already demon- strated their ability to positively impact on our environmental performance and asso-
ciated costs. As a result, they were asked at short notice to increase the number of stores they service, which they did quickly, efficiently and without disruption. We are now actively pursuing other areas of oppor- tunity with Helistrat” Helistrat will also improve the availability
of waste and environmental data, enabling the retailer to improve its reporting capability and further optimise its waste and recycling services. The implementation will be sup- ported by a dedicated communications cam- paign providing stores with the information and resources they need to ensure a seam- less and effective rollout.
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