“The operator was dedicated to building a positive brand image.”
A complete solution
In this Case Study, SEKO helps a London bus company upgrade its chemical storage, dilution and dispensing.
As part of an improvement scheme at its south-west London depot, a UK bus company decided to streamline its garage's chemical storage and dispensing station, and make cleaning processes more efficient. For a complete solution, the operator sought the expertise of cleaning and hygiene specialist, SEKO.
In an industry and a city where bus route contracts are as lucrative as they are competitive, the operator was dedicated to building and maintaining a positive brand image in order to continue attracting more people to use its transport.
They understood that this meant ensuring that the windows, floors, panels and handles of its buses – which were used by thousands of travellers every day – were kept clean and free of graffiti for every service.
This was a considerable challenge when considering the depot’s multiple day, night and school routes and the varying condition that the vehicles would return in, depending on the service and time of day.
Covering every surface
Along with its bus fleet, the operator required solutions for cleaning the depot itself – specifically the floors (pollution, debris and rubber deposits from tyres) and inspection/ washdown pits (heavy grime and grease).
With cleaning staff facing time constraints due to the fast turnaround of vehicles, the operator was looking for chemical dispensers that could dilute and deliver cleaning solutions with speed, accuracy and reliability.
Following a consultation with the SEKO team, including assessment of available space and water connections, it was recommended to install three 5-litre SekureMax chemical storage cabinets and a ProMax multi-product dilution and dispensing unit. The lockable SekureMax
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unit safely stores up to five litres of chemical, and can be supplied with customised branding to aid with product identification or display safety information.
Cutting cleaning times
ProMax connects directly to a water supply and, via the push of a button, can deliver precisely-diluted chemical at up to 30 litres per minute, courtesy of a range of metering tips. Because both systems incorporate SEKO’s own mounting bracket system, installation was quick, simple and virtually tool-free.
With the concentrated chemicals stored in SekureMax cabinets and connected directly to the ProMax unit, users could simply choose their desired solution via the selection dial to quickly dispense diluted chemical into spray bottles, mop buckets and scrubber dryers.
By enabling the precise quantity of chemical to be automatically diluted and dispensed at the push of a button, SEKO helped the customer minimise consumption, remove the need for manual dosing and protect staff from exposure to concentrated chemicals.
An ideal solution
While ProMax delivered consistent, reliable performance, the robust SekureMax cabinets kept chemicals stored safely and tidily, with the system’s modularity allowing for additional units to be added quickly and easily as and when the user’s requirements change.
With the ideal combination of ProMax and SekureMax, the bus company found the perfect cleaning solution, whether cleaning bus interiors, windows, the inspection pit or the depot floor. This is an example of a SEKO solution helping customers achieve long-term, cost-effective improvements in their daily operations.
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