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ENTRIES ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE TOMORROW’S CLEANING


AWARDS 2018 The Tomorrow’s Cleaning Awards 2018 are now open for nominations. We are inviting you to tell us what you think have been the best product innovations and services available over the past 12 months.


JULIUS RUTHERFOORD & CO TRAINING ACADEMY


PASSES THE TEST The Julius Rutherfoord & Co’s Training Academy, based in Battersea, London, has passed the British Institute of Cleaning Science (BICSc) audit with flying colours.


The BICSc commended Julius Rutherfoord & Co’s commitment to and enthusiasm for raising standards in the cleaning industry.


Free to all Julius Rutherfoord & Co’s cleaning operatives, the award- winning Training Academy offers induction training as well as regular, ongoing development throughout a team member’s career at the company – all based on-site, at their place of work.


Julius Rutherfoord & Co’s BICSc Assessors and BICSc Accredited


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Training Academy are audited every year against BICSc standards. This involved a very thorough, detailed check of mandatory and basic cleaning tasks that is highly focused on safe systems of work, methodology, risk assessments and best practices.


The BICSc audit commended the company’s approach: “The team are


Now in their seventh year, the Tomorrow’s Cleaning Awards are a celebration of some of the finest innovations and time-tested solutions that enable you to get the job done on time and to the highest standards.


In 2017, a well-deserved first place went to Sprimsol for the Fregomatic mop wringer. Meanwhile, second place was awarded to Fragrance Delivery Technologies’ Shield Air Freshness System, and third place went to the Imagine Collection from Cannon Hygiene.


Tomorrow’s Cleaning editor Martin Wharmby said: “With the Tomorrow’s Cleaning Awards always receiving such a fantastic response, I’m really keen to see what our readers make


of some of the great innovations that have featured across our pages throughout this year. As this is my first year as Editor, I can’t wait to see all of your nominations.”


Nominations will be accepted until Friday 29th September. Once nominations close, a ‘Top 50’ will be selected and included in our Awards Guide, which will be produced at the end of 2017 in time for when voting opens in the New Year. Public voting will be open to the public until March 2018, when the top ten winners will be announced.


To enter a product or service for this year’s awards, email Martin at martin@opusbm.co.uk with the name of your favourite innovation, and 250 words explaining why.


very committed and enthusiastic to training and assessing BICSc skills. The audit was very good and the control of the documentation helped immensely. Their approach to the audit involves time and effort and this is apparent.”


Chris Parkes, Julius Rutherfoord & Co operations director, said: “We have long celebrated the positive impact that apprenticeships and traineeships have on individuals, businesses and the economy, and are very proud to have a BICSc- accredited Training Academy at our Battersea home in London.


“We firmly believe training should be free to all staff, and offered locally in relation to their place of work. Training also benefits our clients and the industry by sharpening our ability to provide even greater quality service and client interaction, and raising standards for health and safety and quality.”


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