 Simple yet effective technology  Removes gum from all surfaces including tarmac & asphalt  Bust gum from as little as £2.50 p/h “in use” costs  Virtually silent while in operation  Bust gum up to 5 hours a day on one overnight charge  Use with a pre-diluted chemical to simply dissolve gum on contact


New Machine Launch! See the all new


GB Eco in action on Stand C30 & C32


Be more responsive to customer needs, plus save time and money


With our award-winning, employee scheduling and workforce management solution - SmartTask, you’ll quickly experience time savings of up to 26% through innovation, digitisation and better ways of working, significantly enhanced service quality, and contract compliance – helping you retain and win more business without increasing your admin overheads!


● T&A - GPS, IVR, Tags, Biometric ● Leave Management ● Pay & Bill Integration ● Intelligent Roster & Notifications ● Digital Cleaning Log Book ● Onboarding


● Audits & Reports ● Employee & Customer Portals ● Real-time visibility ● No Up-front Costs ● UK Developed & Supported


“SmartTask is already having a positive impact on the business by helping improve service delivery


and automate our back-office processes” Julie McCullagh Chorley Cleaning Services


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EUROPEAN CLEANING AND HYGIENE AWARDS


WINNERS 2017 Best Use of Technology


CERTIFICATED 27001:2013 ISOI ISO


QUALITY SERVICES


REGISTERED FIRM


To find out more about SmartTask email: smarttask@skillweb.co.uk visit: www.smarttask.co.uk/cleaning tel: +44(0)1494 444044


See us on Stand J01 at the Cleaning Show 2019


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