Contents


Tomorrow’s FM Yearbook 2012/2013


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recognition; get connected 8


The BIFM represents and promotes the interests of members and the wider FM community. Its mission is to advance the FM profession, so we look at why you should consider joining.


The names you need to know.


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14 Editor’s voice 16 Advertising & PR


Section Sponsor: Ceris Burns International


The FM Industry in 2012


Chris Hoar, Chief Executive of the Facilities Management Association (FMA), takes a look at the industry in the year ahead.


18 Air Conditioning Section Sponsor: McQuay Services 20 Building Services Get professional 22 CAFM & IT Section Sponsor: Causeway


28 Cleaning & Maintenance Section Sponsor: Milliken


34 Data/Document Management Useful contacts 36 Energy Management What’s On?


The most important dates for your FM calendar.


38 Fire Safety Section Sponsor: Safelincs Something for everyone 40 Flooring


Causeway is the only company to offer software solutions to the whole FM community, encompassing building owners and operators, facilities and estates managers and facilities and service management contractors.


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www.tomorrowsfm.com 76 Sustainable Flooring Section Sponsor: BI Crawshaws Furniture & Interiors Health & Safety


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Section Sponsor: Flowcrete UK Training & Education


Section Sponsor: Lynn Webster Consultants


Water Coolers


Section Sponsor: The PURE Water Company


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48 Heating & Ventilation


Section Sponsor: Tyco Thermal Controls


52 Mobile Workforce Solutions


Section Sponsor: MoCo Software Solutions Ltd


Parking


Section Sponsor: UK Parking Control


Power Supplies


Section Sponsor: Accessory Bits Ltd


62 Recycling/Waste Management


Section Sponsor: Electrical Waste Recycling Group


66 Relocation


Section Sponsor: Business Moves Group


70 Security


Section Sponsor: Sunwin Services Group


74 Sustainability


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