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THE FEDERATION OF WINDOW CLEANERS Summerfield House, Harrogate Road, Reddish, Stockport SK5 6HQ T: 0161 432 8754 F: 0161 947 9033 E:
info@f-w-c.co.ukW:
www.f-w-c.co.uk
Established in 1947, the Federation is an independent, non-profit making organisation supporting the needs of Domestic & Commercial window cleaners in the UK.
Our purpose is to support and improve the window cleaning industry and to represent and safeguard the interest of our members with the EU, Government and other professional bodies. We also work alongside other forums and associations such as Asset Skills, British Cleaning Council, IOSH and the HSE Cleaning Industry Health and Safety Liaison Forum (CILF)
Membership of the federation offers large or small window cleaning companies numerous benefits including free advice and discounts on essential business applications. Discounted equipment alone can result in £100’s of savings.
www.f-w-c.co.uk/membership.htm
We offer effective and high quality training courses aimed specifically at the window cleaning industry and these are available throughout the UK at numerous accessible venues.
MOERMAN Schutterijstraat 25, 8760 Meulebeke BELGIUM T: +32 (0) 51 48 88 66 F: +32 (0) 51 48 71 89 E:
info@moerman.be W:
www.moermangroup.com
Founded in 1885, Moerman has been one of the world’s leading manufacturers of double-bladed floor squeegees for decades. Moerman was one of the first to develop and produce floor squeegees with twin blades of natural rubber, which offer the best wiping results, last longer and are a benchmark in the cleaning industry all over the world.
In 2012, Moerman launched its ProClean window cleaning range, including all tools and features which are essential for professional window cleaners. With this range, Moerman has become also an important player in the professional window cleaning industry.
Moerman is committed to continuous product development and extending its product range, always keeping its motto in mind “Durability – Performance – Ergonomics”.
TASKFORCE UK LTD T: 01252 784 520 M: 07973 833 614 E:
ryan@taskforceukltd.com W:
www.taskforceukltd.com
Our aim at Taskforce is to provide a safe, effective and professional nation-wide service, paying close attention to exactly what the customer wants. Each task will always be completed to your absolute satisfaction and no job is too big or too small. Our aim is to satisfy our customers with professional quality work at an affordable price. Each job will be given complete attention to quality and detail. We take pride in making sure the job is done right first time, every time.
What we can do: • Water-fed pole systems • Rope Access • Safety Systems and Eye Bolts • Mechanical Platform Services • Cradle Operations • Window & Building Cleaning • External Maintenance • High Pressure Cleaning • Bird Deterrent Systems • Tree surgery • Graffiti removal • Cladding & glazing restoration • Sealant application • Stone masonry • Consultancy service
VARITECH SYSTEMS Unit 3 Fairfax Road, Heathfield Industrial Estate, Newton Abbot TQ12 6UD T: 01626 830830 E:
sales@varitechsystems.co.ukW:
www.streamlinesystems.info
Varitech Systems has gained a reputation to offer a wide variety of quality products specific to the high reach cleaning industry. Including professional window cleaning systems and accessories, high pressure cleaning equipment, vacuum systems, internal cleaning and telescopic poles, the Streamline® range caters for all the needs of the commercial contract cleaner and facilities management team.
Products are sourced from around the world and brought together under the Streamline® name which is well recognised in the industry as a reliable and trusted brand. Not only are our products competitively priced, but are backed by a technical sales team and spare parts availability, providing excellent value for money across the range.
Contact us for a free, no-obligation demonstration of high reach cleaning equipment.
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WORKING AT HEIGHT | TOMORROW’S CLEANING YEARBOOK 2015/16
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