CHURCHILL HEADS TO LONDON SOUTH BANK
UNIVERSITY Churchill London has won a new £6m combined ‘soft service’ contract to deliver general cleaning waste disposal and window cleaning services at London South Bank University (LSBU).
Churchill will provide cleaning services at the Southwark and Havering campuses, currently attended by 18,000 full- and part-time students, as well as employing nearly 2,000 academic and support staff.
From September 2017, the three-year deal – with the option to extend for a further two years – will see Churchill amalgamate its academic and residential campus contracts.
Previously managed by two separate suppliers, Churchill has been tasked
Groundbreaking technological innovation of the year.
Sponsored by ISSA/INTERCLEAN
• BeSense, CSU • Biorg • Malish Sonic Scrub • Tork PeakServe Continuous Hand Towel Dispensing System, Essity
Inspirational leader of the year. Sponsored by Truvox International
• Avril McCarthy, Derrycourt Cleaning Specialists
• Jan-Hein Hemke, Facilicom UK • Lorenzo Mattioli, ANIP • Paul Ashton, Birkin Services
Greatest individual contribution to driving up standards of excellence within a cleaning operation.
• Anna Sangaletti, Markas • Avril McCarthy, Derrycourt Cleaning Specialists
• Soo Bartholomew, Birkin Services
The final award of the evening is the Lifetime Achievement Award, sponsored by Ceris Burns International. The winner of this award is selected by the judging panel and is not open to public nomination.
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with transforming the operation instilling a ‘One Team’ approach that will focus on delivering an enhanced service utilising innovative technology.
Simon Francis, LSBU’s Head of Estates Services, said: “The University was very impressed with Churchill’s bid and presentation. What impressed us most was the passion and energy shown during their presentation and the proposals for improvements that could be delivered through technology- led innovation. As the University has some major redevelopment projects planned, Churchill’s expertise in this
TRUVOX LAUNCHES BITE-SIZED TRAINING
VIDEOS Truvox has launched a series of product support videos, featuring tips covering machine set-up, maintenance and aftercare.
Cleaning teams and their supervisors now have a new aid to help them ensure effective floorcare. The comprehensive video library covers cleaning and polishing hard floors with rotaries, injection-extraction carpet cleaning, vacuuming and scrubber dryers.
New machine owners – or recruits to the team – can get up to speed on setting up each machine and getting
area convinced us that they would make ideal partners going forwards.”
Joe Saisi, Operations Director for London, said: “We will use our forward thinking approach and extensive knowledge of the higher education sector to ensure a smooth transition, and deliver a high standard of product and service. Providing an outstanding client experience is paramount to our success in helping the University achieve its objectives.”
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the best cleaning performance in around five minutes.
A separate video takes the user through recommended maintenance routines and aftercare, and simple troubleshooting steps. This should lead to less machine downtime and avoid service call out costs for easy to solve problems.
Natalie Dowse, marketing and product manager at Truvox International, said: “We’ve been showcasing best practice with video on our website for some time, as well as on-site demonstrations for clients. Cleaning managers and contractors have told us that these short videos are really helpful, especially when new operatives join the team or staff need refresher training.
“These videos, unlike an instruction manual, are always to hand as they can be viewed on a mobile phone or tablet. We’ve set up a dedicated link, where all the videos can be accessed, including new ones we’ll share in the future.”
You can find the videos here.
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