FACILITIES MANAGEMENT 2016


COMPLIMENTARY SHOWS


Of all the facilities management services, cleaning is the most likely to be re-tendered or re-scoped at contract end. Consequently buyers are always keen to meet new suppliers. To meet this need, Facilities Management will once again feature its Cleaning Zone. This provides a dedicated area for those buying cleaning products and services. The zone will feature the top cleaning innovations from leading exhibitors such as Cleaning City, Disposables UK, SEBO, IRTS and more.


The remit of a facilities manager continues to grow, with a wider


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breadth of skills and knowledge expected to be incorporated within its basic role. With this in mind facilities Management 2016 will once again run alongside two complimentary shows. The first of these is Maintec 2016, the UK’s longest running maintenance, plant and asset management event.


Health and safety is another key consideration for FM professionals working in the public sector. After all, the sector employs nearly 5.4 million people and many of its buildings are frequently used by the general public. Issues such as asbestos control, fire risk assessments and Legionnaires’ disease management are all on


facilities managers’ agendas. So fittingly, Facilities Management is also co-located with the Health and Safety Event, run by Western Business Exhibitions, a leader in the health and safety sector. This event provides the perfect networking and educational opportunity to facilities professionals, who are responsible for running a safe and efficient workplace in the UK.


Visitors will be able to access all shows with one badge which further demonstrates the commitment Facilities Management has to providing an educational and highly time-efficient event.


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