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WHAT’S NEW?


RAWLINS SECURES UK RIGHTS WITH KAIVAC


FOR EIGHTH YEAR Denis Rawlins has secured the rights to distribute Kaivac cleaning systems throughout the UK, following a seven-year relationship with the brand.


Selected as Kaivac’s chosen UK partner, Rawlins will continue to champion the innovative US manufacturer, encouraging people to ditch outdated and inefficient practices, in favour of science-based cleaning.


Rawlins will offer its customer base a range of Kaivac’s cutting edge No-Touch Cleaning Systems, which are designed for total soil removal, without the need to touch contaminated surfaces. By combining an automatic chemical metering and injection system, indoor pressure washer, and a powerful wet vacuum, the integrated systems deliver superior results compared with archaic practices like string and microfibre mopping.


James White, Managing Director of Denis Rawlins Ltd, said: “We have a long-standing relationship with Kaivac and have always been a huge supporter of their ethos and products.


“Together, we will continue to campaign for better cleaning


FM MISSING OUT ON NEW


TECHNOLOGY, SURVEY FINDS Some contradictions to the FM industry’s approach to technology have been revealed in a survey carried out by DMA Group.


Whilst the findings show more than two-thirds (68%) of facilities management professionals said they felt confident knowing where smart tech could save money, time, and improve service delivery quality, only over a quarter (27%) reported that their organisation’s FM/ property teams are unlocking the full advantages of smart technology in business process automation.


Additionally, over three quarters (77%) agreed that the FM industry is


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standards, encouraging people to Chop the Mop and invest in our ‘Remove, Improve and Protect’ method. The Kaivac No-Touch Cleaning Systems are 60 times more efficient than traditional mopping. They also reduce ongoing running costs by cutting labour time, removing the need for multiple tools, and limiting chemical use. As a result, No-Touch Cleaning significantly increases productivity and delivers the highest standards of cleanliness.”


Rawlins’ Kaivac range includes:


● The Kaivac Autovac Stretch is manufactured for large surface areas and is a high-performing, high-speed cleaning system with extreme soil removal technology. Perfect for areas such as warehouses, hallways, fitness areas, and cafeterias. The recycling option also allows excellent cleaning range and productivity without the loss of cleaning effectiveness.


‘behind the curve’ when it comes to adopting ‘smart’ technology.


The survey asked both in-house and outsourced FMs about their knowledge of and experience with ‘smart building’ systems. Respondents were also asked about the extent to which such systems are understood and in use within their organisations.


These findings suggest that whilst the majority of facilities managers may understand its benefits, many of their companies are not yet taking advantage of the opportunities that smart technology can offer.


Steve McGregor, Group MD of the DMA Group, commented: “FM suppliers have a real opportunity to seize technology to drive transformational efficiency gains


https://www.rawlins.co.uk/r move-improve-protect-covid washrooms and toilets, stadium seating areas, external signage, cool rooms, holding cells, kennels, and much more.


● The Kaivac NTC, which allows for no touch, science-based cleaning of hard surfaces from


● The Kaivac Stretch which replaces mopping giving scrubber-drier performance without the hassle. Proven to be the answer for rapid spill response.


● The UniVac kitchen cleaner, which is becoming the machine of choice due to its compact nature and ability to win the war on grease.


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Kaivac has also recently launched The Kaivac Virtual Studio to enrich their client experience and bring their training scenarios and equipment to life here.


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whilst also delivering great customer service. This is achieved through ‘digitalisation’ and leveraging digital information to re-engineer and automate their business processes.


“The challenges in the industry are as complex as they have ever been, and digital transformation can connect the dots between the vast quantities of data across the built environment. Leveraging the full value of that knowledge, digitalisation will provide customers with real-time performance management, from simple dashboards and key performance indicator reporting, to the potentially more complex initiation of automated remedial responses.”


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