Before
Case Study ABM Group
Mander Shopping Centre in Wolverhampton has a footfall of approximately 17 million people per year and is home to a number of prominent high street retailers. The centre is maintained by ABM, one of the world’s leading facilities management groups.
The Problem
The leak problem presented us with a real issue with visitor safety and associated cleaning time. We had tried a number of methods to keep the problem at bay but we could not find the right solution. In addition to safety risks, the associated negative aesthetics brought some very undesirable results.
Peter Coates, General Manager of ABM
The Solution
https://www.arrowcounty.com/ slipstop-leak-collector/
We conducted an innovation programme in order to thoroughly review the situation. This is an exclusive staged process that enables the core issues of the challenges to be identified in such a way that allows us to generate appropriate solutions to fully meet the requirement.
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From my first conversation with Arrow, I knew they had a different way of approaching these kinds of challenges. They were very open minded, listened to my requirements and took time to understand the problem and the implications it was causing. It was very refreshing.
Peter Coates, General Manager of ABM
Get in Touch! 01743 283600
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www.arrowcounty.com
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Arrow County Supplies Arrow House, Longden Rd Shrewsbury SY3 9AE
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