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24Supporting cleaners’ mental health big part to play in supporting staff mental health.
28Sustainability challenges 06What's New BCC Deputy Chair David Garcia says businesses have a CHSA Chair Lorcan Mekitarian discusses avoiding
greenwashing and joining carbon reduction initiatives. Newsflash
Your essential industry news, including all the
latest appointments, contract wins and exciting company announcements and product launches. This month, the CHSA releases a new white paper, Northwood expands its apprenticeship programme, and winners celebrate their success at the BICSc Annual Awards 2024.
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36High-tech cleaning – it’s not just for robots robots and cobots helping to improve cleaning.
Essity’s Lee Radzki explains that there’s more tech than Technology & Data
40Helping customers save money can do more than just track tools and equipment.
We find out about ToolSense’s past and how its system
42Making the most of AI without accident 44A smart building transformation
Luke Dixon from Freeths outlines how to get the most out of AI in your business while avoiding the many pitfalls.
SoftBank Robotics EMEA’s Simon Wisdom reveals how to leverage data and tech for cleaning operations.
Healthcare & Hygiene 52An autumn of COVID? Essity’s Liam Mynes reminds us of the simple ways
hospitals can help control outbreaks amongst patients, staff and visitors.
Winter Maintenance 30Ensuring business safety Janitorial Direct’s Julian Gaze discusses winter maintenance preparation to ensure smooth business operations.
54The importance of hand drying hand drying in healthcare settings.
Northwood’s Paul Mulready talks to us about the role of 56Washroom design for the healthcare sector
Dudley Industries’ Tina Bowden looks at how healthcare washroom designers can navigate regulatory demands.
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