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2018 was excellent – 97.5% of relevant products across all Accredited Distributors are from CHSA Accredited Manufacturers.


The Accredited Distributor Scheme was established on 1 January 2017, with all distributor members of the Association invited to apply to join. More than half of the CHSA’s distributor members, including all the national networks and major distributors in the sector, applied and successfully completed the rigorous auditing process. These companies now use the Accreditation Scheme marque on their products and promotional materials to signal their commitment to guaranteeing ‘what’s on the box is what’s in the box’.


2020 target for full CHSA Distributor


member accreditation The Cleaning & Hygiene Suppliers Association (CHSA) has announced its intention to ensure all distributor members are approved as Accredited Distributors by 31 December 2020.


The CHSA say their Accreditation Scheme for Distributors ensures standards in the industry are maintained: ‘Our Standards: Your Guarantee’.


Approval as an Accredited Distributor means the distributor has successfully passed the independent inspection of its products, which must be supplied by a CHSA Accredited Manufacturer or conform to the standards stipulated in the relevant Accreditation Scheme.


The rate of conformance amongst members during Caldicot School extends Churchill


Group contract Churchill has been re-appointed as the cleaning contractor at Caldicot School in Monmouthshire, and the new contract commenced on 1 January 2019.


The new contract sees Churchill providing cleaning services for a further three years. Churchill’s relationship with Caldicot School began with the award of the original contract in 2013, when the school still occupied older premises.


Following construction of a brand new £36.5m school in 2017, Churchill was retained pending the outcome of a formal and comprehensive tender process for cleaning services in 2018.


Stephen Harrison, Chairman of the CHSA, said: “The CHSA stands up for standards. Our Accreditation Schemes provide the guarantee buyers of cleaning and hygiene products need – you get what you pay for. To make sure this guarantee is true for all our distributor members, our governing Council voted unanimously to aim to ensure every distributor member has passed the auditing process and joined our Accreditation Scheme for Distributors by the end of 2020. From 1 January 2021, those who do not do so will no longer be members of the CHSA.”


To join, distributors must sign a declaration that they will only stock and offer for sale CHSA Accredited products or products that conform to the same standards as required by the relevant CHSA Manufacturing Standards Accreditation Scheme and conform to the Association’s Code of Practice.


Applicants are admitted to the Scheme on the successful completion of an auditing process conducted by the CHSA’s Independent Inspector. Once they have successfully passed and secured Accreditation Scheme status they will continue to be regularly audited, giving buyers of their products the certainty that standards are sustained.


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The Churchill team was recognised for the service it has provided to the school and its flexible approach to improving the environment for both staff and students. The large team of 17 staff provides daytime and evening cleaning support in addition to a comprehensive caretaking service throughout the day.


Rufus Fidgeon, Churchill’s Operations Director for South West, commented: “We are thrilled to be able to continue our long-standing partnership with Caldicot School and our local operations team has worked really hard to deliver a cleaning solution that really meets the specific needs of the impressive new school building.”


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