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A great source of information and assistance to so many in the washroom service industry, Roger was always willing to offer his time, experience and contacts to help others out in any way he could. Everyone in the washroom service industry knew of him, or at least knew of him as the ‘go-to man’ for advice or support.
Roger had previously worked at Cannon Hygiene, Technical Concepts and Buffalo Solutions, and in the 1990s he was well known for hosting social events for Buffalo’s customers at Hall Green Greyhound track in Birmingham. In recent years Roger saw the opportunity to gather a network of smaller washroom service companies in order to compete for national accounts, and while this was not successful at the time, it paved the way for this type of network to evolve in the industry.
Obituary: Roger Dickinson
We are saddened to report on the passing of respected industry figure Roger Dickinson, of R&J Hygiene.
The washroom service industry as a whole will miss Roger greatly, and we would like to pass on our condolences to his friends and family at this difficult time.
A clean sweep for TCFM
Following a two-day assessment, TC Facilities Management (TCFM) has successfully passed three external management systems audits, including the new ISO 45001:2018 standard.
This and the other new 2015 versions for ISO 9001 and the Environmental audit ISO 14001 were all passed without any non-conformities or observations, emphasising the commitment of TCFM’s senior management to these standards.
The audit took place over two consecutive days and included a comprehensive review of company policies and processes. This was to assess TCFM’s approach to the quality (ISO 9001) and safety (ISO 45001:2018) they provide to their customers and colleagues, as well as the measures they take to minimise TCFM’s environmental impact (ISO 14001) from their operations.
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The new ISO 45001:2018 is believed could help, on a global level, save more lives, reduce accidents further and improve employee morale. Organisations have until March 2021 to make the transition to the new standard that came in 2018, replacing the BS OHAS 18001:2007.
TCFM’s achievement in making the transition to the new standards is testament to the work of the company’s Compliance Manager, Richard Grafham, who championed the transition. It also emphasises the senior management’s commitment to these standards.
Brian Mold, TCFM’s QHSE Manager, said: “The successful transition to the new standard along with the renewal of the established standards clearly demonstrates TCFM’s commitment to quality and safety in all that we do and is a tremendous reassurance to our customers that TCFM remains a business you can trust and a huge accolade to all our staff and their hard work.”
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