NEWS
BICSC ANNOUNCE ANNUAL AWARDS 2016 EDUCATIONAL
PROGRAMME The 15th September 2016 marks the date of the BICSc Annual Awards, celebrating excellence in training and assessment within the cleaning industry. As a special addition to this year's annual awards, The British Institute of Cleaning Science has announced they will be hosting an exclusive cleaning industry educational programme and exhibition.
Tracy Rinaldi, Commercial Director at BICSc, said: “The event will be a place for professionals from all levels of the industry to learn, feel inspired and network with some of the leading suppliers in the industry.
“We are looking forward to catching up with many of our existing members as well as the opportunity to meet some new faces. The Annual Awards 2016 Educational Programme is the first time BICSc has run an event like this, and if it proves to be a success, we hope to create an even
bigger event for 2017.”
The Educational Programme will feature an exclusive selection of seminars delivered by key speakers from ISSA, BICSc, CIMS Associates, Hygienic Concepts, UK Special Risks, and The Equality and Human Rights Commission with more to be confirmed.
There will also be an opportunity to network and meet new suppliers in an exhibition room from 12.00- 15.00. Confirmed exhibitors include Rubbermaid, ISSA, BICSc, BBS, Hygienic Concepts, Metsa, KPMG Small Business Accounting, Citation, CIMS Associates, Vinci Facilities, Brighter Environment (ISS), Qualtex and UK Special Risks.
The Presentation Programme is as follows:
The New Era for Apprenticeships BICSc 12.00-12.40
The Accident Cost Calculator CIMS Associates 12.40-13.10
The Benefits of Using Bacteria to Conquer the Everyday Issues We Find in Washroom Facilities Hygienic Concepts 12.40-13.10
pit. But luckily, Gavin was able to make it through the course unscathed, as he and his team, the Liaison Spartans, completed the course in a time of one hour and 51 minutes.
TC SALES DIRECTOR TAKES
ON SPARTAN RACE TC is delighted to reveal that our very own Sales Director, Gavin Nicholls, successfully completed the Alzheimer’s Research UK Spartan Race this month.
Held on 3rd September at Elton Hall, just outside Peterborough, the Spartan Race was a gruelling five mile obstacle course that included wall climbs, monkey bars, log carrying, rope climbing and even a leap across a fire
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Gavin completed the Spartan Race alongside his wife Jo, and four of her colleagues from the Older People’s Mental Health Unit at Doncaster Royal Infirmary, where she works as a Nurse Consultant, and he said that while the course was tough going, the Liaison Spartans helped him through it.
He said: “There is a great feeling of team spirit that comes across as you work together to ensure that you all finish. We finished the course as a team, all muddy, battered and bruised, but it was a very satisfying feeling of accomplishment to complete this event.
“I’m already looking to take part in next year’s event. They say with
things like this you ‘get the bug’ and want to do more – that’s definitely the case for Jo and I!”
To date, Gavin and his team have raised more than £1,300 for Alzheimer’s Research UK, and he is very grateful to everyone that has chipped in and donated so far.
He added: “I want to say a huge, heartfelt thank you to everyone who gave their hard earned cash to support us and Alzheimer’s Research, who will benefit from the donations. A special thank you must also go to my teammates – Jo, Katy, Ricky, Catherine and Lorna – for making it a really great, fun day to remember.
“So much money was raised for many worthwhile causes, I am sure, so well done to all who took part for charity.”
To make a donation, visit Gavin’s fundraising page here.
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Insurance Explained, Clear, Simple and Jargon Free UK Special Risks 13.20-14.00
The Invisible Workforce The Equality and Human Rights Commission 13.20-14.00
Quality: How to Stand Out from the Competition and Prove Your Value ISSA 14.00-14.40
Why Do We Clean? BICSc 14.40-15.10
There are a limited number of spaces available for each seminar so it is recommended booking a place in advance.
To find out more or to book a place on any of the featured presentations click here.
The event is open to anyone to attend and free of charge.
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