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Hello and welcome to the July issue of Tomorrow’s FM.
After more than 100 days of lockdown, the restrictions on our everyday lives have begun to ease and Britain finds itself slowly moving towards a different sort of reality. High on the industry agenda at the moment is a discussion on how the workplace and facilities management sector can adapt to socially distanced working practices, and what our places of work might look like in the short to medium term. For our ‘Back to Work’ feature this month,
we spoke to three experts from Peldon Rose, Ergotron and JLL to get their views on what we can expect over the next 12 months.
It will come as no surprise that this month’s most popular feature section for contributions was Health, Safety and Wellbeing. With 10th September marking World Suicide Prevention Day, there is a concerted effort from companies in the sector to speak up on mental health. Smith Brothers, in
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its feature this month, outlines why this is so important. In the construction industry, more employees die from suicide that falling from height and so balancing wellbeing factors with more traditional health and safety measures has taken centre-stage over recent years.
Elsewhere, Gritit looks at why scaling things up brings both challenges and benefits for property managers in our Grounds Maintenance feature, whilst Electronic Temperature Instruments analyses the important role food
temperature monitoring plays in catering for our Food & Drink feature. We also take an annual gander at the Social Housing and Community Facilities world, with REACT suggesting ways we might be able to solve the UK housing crisis.
So, whether you’ve decided on a ‘staycation’ this year, or you’re journeying to the continent, there’s plenty here to keep you busy over the summer months.
Until the next time.
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