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Principle Cleaning has gained yet another notable client in an impressive new Central London building. Cannon Place is situated in the heart of the City within close proximity to the Bank of England, The Royal Exchange and St Paul's Cathedral and Principle Cleaning is delighted to be working with international client, Capita Symonds based there.
With over 50 offices throughout the UK, Capita
Symonds employs nearly 1,000 people across London and its location at the prestigious Cannon Place in Cannon Street is huge at over 386,130 sq ft. Cannon Place offers simple, flexible and adaptable space for the modern business and now Principle Cleaning has the enviable job of providing 5 housekeepers to undertake cleaning to the common parts, daily cleaning, hygiene, pest control and dust mats,
waste management and window cleaning. The contract is for a 3 year term and everyone is working extremely hard to provide the usual high class cleaning levels which a client expects from experienced Principle Cleaning staff.
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The National Flood School has set the dates in 2012 for its popular Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) accredited Water Damage Awareness Day.
The Water Damage Awareness Day (WDAD) course focuses on the effect flood water has on different materials in a building and the overall damage it can cause.
Two dates are now set for the one-day programme for the early part of the year,
Tuesday 21st February and Tuesday 22nd May.
Training is delivered through a mix of classroom learning, as well as on-site at the National Flood School’s purpose-built Flood House, located in Farnham, Surrey.
It is flooded with 1,500 litres of water and then used to demonstrate restoration and drying techniques - a powerful training tool that brings to life the learning experience for delegates.
www.nationalfloodschool.co.uk
Long-serving cleaner Sean Byrne, quite literally swept up at a recent presentation ceremony when he accepted an award to mark 45 years working at the
University’s Kingston Hill campus. “I have cleaned the Law School since I started here,” he said. “The lecturers are wonderful people and have always appreciated me. Just arriving at Kingston Hill lifts my spirits.”
Emprise Services plc, leading support services provider, started the New Year in exactly the same vein it finished the last by retaining yet another longstanding theatre contract.
In the last quarter of 2011 Emprise announced it had retained both Delfont Mackintosh and Ambassador Theatre Group clocking up 12 and 11 years of service respectively. Emprise now adds to this winning streak by successfully retaining the National Theatre for a further three year term.
Emprise has worked with the National Theatre since 2008, providing daily cleaning, housekeeping, kitchen deep cleans and window cleaning across the National’s three theatres and
Mr Byrne has combined his role at Kingston University with that of a dustman for more than 30 years before moving into the recycling sector. “Juggling the two jobs has become a way of life for me,” he said. “As well as the enjoyment I get from my work, the hours suit me and I make a good living.”
associated catering, office and dressing room facilities. In this time Emprise has helped the National to consolidate services, create efficiencies and create an excellent environment at this iconic venue for patrons and visitors at any time of day.
www.emprise.co.uk
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As one of 148 cleaning and caretaking staff from KUSCO (the University’s facilities management company) to attend the presentation ceremony last month, Mr Byrne not only collected his award for continued service, but also celebrated the completion of the first stage of a British Institute of Cleaning Science (BICSc) training programme.
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