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scheduled maintenance and repairs by appointing a new service and aftercare director to develop this side of the business.


Sjors Kuijs joins Style from thyssenkrupp Elevator where he held various responsibilities for the company’s service business and brings extensive expertise in national service and support networks.


Style prioritises partitioning


service and aftercare Helping ensure the ongoing safe and reliable operation of any moveable wall system, as well as protecting the acoustic performance, Style has responded to a growing need for


Julian Sargent, Style’s Group Managing Director, said: “We’re delighted to welcome Sjors on board and he brings with him a clear vision as to how we will further develop our national service and repair network, giving customers first class service – whether it’s a routine visit or an emergency repair.”


Sjors Kuijs added: “It’s a real honour to join the UK’s market leading moveable walls provider. Style’s service and repairs business operates as a separate company so that it can focus purely on aftersales support – starting from the moment a new wall has been installed, but also supporting many older walls - even ones that Style didn’t originally install.


“As exclusive UK partners to DORMA and Skyfold, no other company apart from Style has the capability, skills or technology to service and repair these walls and, thanks to our five regional offices, we have engineers close by wherever you are in the country,” he continued.


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car fleet and encourages staff to car- share and take public transport using a company Oyster card.


The company is committed to helping its customers meet their environmental goals, through reductions in energy usage and waste. It has embraced chemical- free cleaning, developing innovative portion-controlled sachets for solutions which have dramatically cut product use, from 16,200 litres to just 108 litres per year, a 99.4% reduction. Switching to ePayslips has reduced paper consumption by 24,000 A4 sheets each year, with a plan to introduce eInvoices in 2018 estimated to save another 8,000 A4 sheets.


Cleanology goes from


green to gold London-based cleaning firm Cleanology’s environmental performance has been given the highest accolade at a ceremony attended by more than 500 competitors and industry bodies.


Cleanology won the Environmental Awareness category in the biennial Kimberly-Clark Professional Golden Service Awards, which took place at the London Hilton on Park Lane.


Dominic Ponniah, CEO at Cleanology, described the win as a testament to the hard work of the whole company,


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saying: “We are thrilled to have been recognised in this way. Our environmental strategy runs across the entire operation, from head office to each site that we manage. We scrutinise every area of the business and make sure that all staff and suppliers adhere to our policies. As a family-run SME business, we never expected to beat larger players, but it just shows that we can all make a difference.”


Cleanology services a wide range of customers including Harrods, Smeg and The Good Housekeeping Institute. In addition to ISO:14001 accreditation, the company operates a 100% hybrid


The judges commented: “Whilst all the entrants demonstrated excellent environmental qualities, Cleanology was the one company that considered a fully rounded and complete approach to environmental considerations in their submission.


Judging was independently overseen by the British Institute of Cleaning Science (BICSc). Stan Atkins, CEO at the British Institute of Cleaning Science (BICSc) added: “What stood out to the judges this year is that those companies who are helping to raise standards in the industry are those that are most committed to investment and training.”


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