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cleaning of the sites, including their HQ at The Hub in Hatfield, through to water testing labs and operational sites for engineering, water sourcing and distribution/pumping across Essex, Hertfordshire, Berkshire and Surrey.
The contract has also seen 30 employees transfer to Facilicom UK from the previous contractor, who will now benefit from the company’s people-focused culture. Facilicom is a Living Wage Foundation Recognised Service Provider, provide continuous training, and offer every colleague access to a confidential 24-hour Employee Assistance Programme helpline.
Facilicom UK gains an Affinity
Soft services and contract cleaning specialist, Facilicom UK, has secured the contract to service 16 Affinity Water sites across the UK.
The company is the UK’s largest water-only supplier, providing on average 900m litres of water each day to a population of more than 3.6 million people.
Facilicom will be responsible for the daily and weekly
Peter Buff, Director of Operations at Facilicom UK, commented: “Like many utility companies, Affinity Water has a diverse and varied portfolio of locations, each with their own requirements and specialist cleaning needs. However, we are used to tailoring our services to the different needs of our diverse client base, and will ensure that we have all the systems in place to help keep our staff safe with correct operating procedures, whilst delivering a first-rate service.”
www.facilicom.co.uk
This new eco-range catalogue is available both digitally and as a hard copy, printed using the most sustainable methods available, such as FSC certified paper and organic vegetable-based inks.
It features Jangro’s popular Enviro range of concentrated cleaning and sanitising products, including its innovative soluble sachets, which are designed to deliver chemicals easily and economically. The brochure also boasts a large selection of environmentally friendly catering disposables, from table-top display solutions to food packaging, napkins and paper straws.
Jangro launches brand new
sustainable catalogue Independent janitorial distribution network, Jangro, has launched a new catalogue dedicated to sustainability at The Cleaning Show.
Entitled ‘Think Sustainable. For a better future’, the catalogue features products that have been designed or formulated to have a minimal impact on the planet – helping customers make more environmentally friendly choices, at competitive prices.
This includes working with suppliers and manufacturers to ensure compliance with ISO accreditation and EU regulations, covering biodegradability and protection of the environment, the use of recycled materials, and consuming less energy during production, whilst reducing emissions to air, water and land.
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All the containers in the sustainable food packaging range are made from recycled board and are recyclable, compostable and fully bio-degradable, whilst the lids are made from recycled plastics (rPET) and are also recyclable themselves.
Jo Gilliard, CEO of Jangro, commented: “The day-to-day operations and many of the products used in the cleaning and janitorial industry inevitably have an impact on our environment. As such, our responsibility to lower our carbon footprint and make environmentally friendly choices is huge, and is something we take very seriously. We are therefore thrilled to finally unveil our new catalogue.
“We have spent months working hard with our suppliers behind the scenes, to ensure that we can offer truly sustainable products which do not compromise on either efficacy or quality. The result is a catalogue bursting with eco-friendly and affordable solutions, helping our customers to easily find and make more sustainable choices.”
You can download the catalogue here.
www.jangro.net
jangro.net/digital-catalogue
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